Суроо 28. Бул жашоодо күнөөнүн жазасы кандай?

 Суроо 28. Бул жашоодо күнөөнүн жазасы кандай?

Жооп. Күнөөнүн бул жашоодо жазасы ичтен, жүрөктүн катуулануусу, сезимдердин бузулушу, күчтүү азгырыктар, акылдын өжөрлүгү, абийирден коркуу жана уят болуу, кумар жана ушул сыяктуулар; Ал эми сыртынан караганда, Аллахтын каргышы биз үчүн бардык нерсеге жана денебизге, ысымдарыбызга, кызматтарыбызга, мамилелерибизге, кесиптерибизге жана башкаларга өлүмгө алып баруучу бардык жамандыктар.


Бул дүйнөдө күнөөнүн жазасы – бул рухтун денеге камалуусу. Баштапкы күнөө – бул жаман периштелер Кудайдын Падышалыгында Кудайдай болгусу келип, алар Кудайга каршы чыгып, рухтары адам денесинде камалып өлгөндө. Бул тозок. Дүйнө түрмөдөй, жашоо тентип жүргөндөй. Кудайды тааныбаган адамдардын баары рухий жактан азап чегип жатышат. Ошон үчүн алардын жүрөгү жараланган.

Жашоодо материалдык жыргалчылыктарды канчалык ырахаттанып албасаң да, сөзсүз түрдө денең өлүүчү күн келет. Кудайга каршы чыгып, руху менен өлгөндөрдүн сот күнү сөзсүз келет. Кудайга каршы чыккандар үчүн рухтун тирилүүсү болот. Бул соттун тирилүүсү. Рух соттун денесин кийип, гадесте от менен соттолот.

Ошондуктан, Жакан 6:63: "Өмүр берүүчү Рух; дене эч кандай пайда бербейт. Мен силерге айтып жаткан сөздөр - рух, алар - өмүр". Рух өлгөндүктөн, Ыйык Китепте рухту сактап калышыбыз керек экени айтылат. Рухту сактап калуунун жолу — күнөөнүн денеси Иса менен бирге өлөт жана рух рухий денеде тирилген Иса менен бирге тирилет деп ишенүү.

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