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Home >> Pamphlets and Periodicals >> Improvement Era >> Improvement Era 1919 >> Vol. XXII. January 1919 No. 3 >> The Heaven We Get Will be the Heaven We Earn By Joseph S. Peery Superintendent Y. M. M. I. a. Liberty Stake.
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The Heaven We Get Will be the Heaven We Earn
By Joseph S. Peery Superintendent Y. M. M. I. a. Liberty Stake.

Many people seem to be satisfied with baptism, thinking thereby they will get to heaven. It is true that baptism is the door to the Kingdom of God, but there are various degrees in that kingdom. Paul compares the degrees to the sun, moon and stars.

Heaven will be strictly a merit system. We get what we earn. That is all we are entitled to. Should we send up no good works, by what right can we expect a good place? If we make the Celestial degree, it will depend upon our works. It will not be attained through indifference. Things worth while are won by effort.

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