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John 6:38
"For I came down from heaven, not to do Mine own will, but the will of Him that sent Me."

Talk about a glimpse into the inner workings of heaven! Jesus is doing His Father's will. I think we all know that. Did we know that Jesus was NOT doing His own will? Does Jesus have another plan? It's interesting to think about the Holy Trinity having different ideas from one another. We can see that each has a different perspective.

With people, we have as many opinions as people! Somehow, Jesus will make heaven work. No one is compelled to go to heaven against their will. That would NOT be heaven. No one is compelled to go to hell against their will, they choose to be away from God. The Holy Ghost inclines the will of one, and they seek God freely as a moral agent. Others choose the way of sin and death. God constantly provides opportunities for them to be saved. Yet, they prefer the path that leads down to hell. Jesus will not reject or refuse any sinner who comes to Him. It's incredible!
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