Heb 6: 1-2 The resurrection of the dead

The resurrection of the dead and eternal judgment are bound together by the logic of the scriptures. Eternal judgment always follows the resurrection of the dead. Resurrection always precedes eternal judgment. Hebrews 9:27 (ASV) And inasmuch as it is appointed unto men once to die, and after this cometh judgment; To properly address these we need to look first at two areas: Time and Eternity · Eternity is not endless time, although that is the way that we tend to think of it. · Eternity is the nature and mode of God's own being · It’s the uncreated realm in which God Himself exists. WHEN DID GOD CREATE TIME? · Time was created by God as part of the creation of the world. · Before the fall of Lucifer, everything in creation functioned by the principle of eternity. · Today we refer to this dimension as the space-time continuum. · Times and seasons are a direct result of the motion of time. · While we live our lives by the clock, there comes a point in our life that time shall be no more. · At our physical death, we step out of time and into eternity. · When our life ends on earth, time stops for us.