Will believers regret being afraid of death or the rapture?
Truly, yes, believers will regret shrinking from death or the rapture. Because what awaits in glory is so much better—joy unspeakable, righteousness, and music beyond mortal hearing—the fear will seem regrettable once they enter His presence. This is the believer's hope.
Les teaches that after seeing the things prepared for those who love Him, Paul's description of glory leads to the conclusion that believers will be sorry they shrank from either death or the rapture. What lies ahead is so much better: joy unspeakable, righteousness, and music like mortal ear has never heard. These glorious things await us once we enter His presence. Though God could take us out of here the moment we are saved, which would be far better, we shrink from it; but someday we will regret that fear.
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What does Les say believers will regret about death or the rapture?
If believers remember it in the future, they will be sorry that they shrank from either death or the rapture.