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So many religions teach wrongly that we are to "do good" so we can "go to heaven". Nowhere in the Bible does it actually say this. There is not one verse that says we are to "go to heaven". "No one has ever gone into heaven except the one who came from heaven - the Son of Man," Jesus told us in John 3:13.

In fact, heaven is going to come to Earth! "May your Kingdom come soon. May your will be done on earth, as it is in heaven." Matt 6:10. Heaven is where God's throne is. 

Yes, there is a "paradise" that those people who have died "in Christ" are to be but our final destination is Earth united with God's Heaven - the restoration of the Kingdom.

Repent and make Jesus the King of your life so that you may be part of His Kingdom now and when He returns.

What we have to look forward to is the resurrection or changing into a new spiritual body at the return of Jesus and the merging of heaven with earth.

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