What will heaven be like?

Answer 1

The Bible says Heaven will be very happy and wonderful.

God will wipe out every tear, you will get everything you desire, and

nothing bad will enter Heaven. Just believe in Jesus Christ and you will get to live eternal life in Heaven. You will not even be under the curse of sin anymore.

Well that's one way of looking at it. The easier way is for you to imagine what it will be like (make a list). Once you do that you'll realize what's missing in your life...You can change that and get your version of heaven right now while you're still alive.
1. Heaven could be whatever we want it to be like.

2. We wont know until we get there.

Answer 2

Think about the most wonderful place(s) you have ever visited.

Now imagine spending an eternity in that place, but with god, Jesus, and the angels themselves, and even (maybe, i'm not sure) people whom you have met on earth.

Answer 3

A:In biblical times, heaven was believed to be a physical place just above the clouds. Thus we have Elijah riding a fiery chariot up into heaven and Jesus ascending bodily to heaven as the disciples watched. Sometimes, heaven could be seen, as when Stephen looked up and saw Jesus standing on the right hand of God (Acts 7:55).

The old beliefs about heaven became unsustainable with the invention of the telescope and more so in the era of space travel. Heaven is now more often seen as a spiritual state rather than as a physical place. Even when understood as a place, its location is now ambiguous so that we can never know where it is or, for that matter, demonstrate that it does not exist.

Another Answer:

It would depend upon your belief as to where heaven will be. But according to the Bible, there are currently 3 places referred to as 'heaven' : the first is where the birds fly or our atmosphere; the second is the home of the heavenly bodies or where 'space' is; and the third, which is the highest, is where the Throne of God is and the spiritual world lives (demons not included here except when summoned for a time longer).

The Scripture speaks of a future event where the first two heavens will be consumed by the Lake of Fire (see 2 Peter 3:10) and afterwards, the third Heaven descends to the New Earth with the Throne of God, in a New Jerusalem. God the Father and God the Son will dwell with their newly transformed spiritual sons/brothers and daughters/sisters (see Revelation 21 ). The next chapter begins here.

Answer 4

heaven is a happy place. A place where you mind is open and ur dreams are flooting. where your spirt is reliest in cleaness. its a wonderful place to be you and only you. a place of joy and faith. happiness. no one well over know tell the day they exspeirence it. and its peacful and i cant wait for u to. its such a beuatiful place that nothings there to back u down. theres a dream wished and answered. a place of love and courage to one another. heaven is the one and only place you want to be!

Answer 5

It is a very good place, where your not tortured, burned, or turned into a potato. It's an escape from sin city and the demons that riddle Earth, some claim to be nice, but they're probably not. And, depending if you male or female, naked female/male angles fly a offer pleasure, for all eternity.

Answer 6

If there is a heaven, we actually know nothing about it, or what happens there. Although there is no evidence that heaven exists, for many it is comforting to believe that we can live forever and go to a more pleasant place, called heaven, when we die.
The rather late Book of Revelation provides the only description, which is of angels constantly worshipping God, but even this does not give us a picture of what the righteous dead were doing at that time. And since John of Patmos tells us this account was only a vision (see, for example, Revelation 9:17), it was not a real description of heaven.

Answer 7

Our sages have described the spiritual reward of the souls by various metaphors, such as basking in the light of life(Rabbi Moses Chaim Luzzatto, in the Messilat Yesharim). Such descriptions are only meant to give a limited intimation. The Tanakh itself does not delve into detail of the rewards of the righteous because religions could compete with more and more poetic promises. Also because belief in the afterlife was shared by all ancient societies and needed little reiteration. Besides, it would be like describing the colors of a sunrise to someone who was blind from birth. See also:

The afterlife

Answer 8

whatever ur heart desires + angels god and ur dead family

Answer 9

You can't know until it happens! No one can die and then come back to tell us what heaven was like!