Purgatory=Spirit World

Purgatory = Spirit World

Purgatory
The word purgatory is not found in the Bible.
Mainstream religion defines purgatory as: Purgatory is a place or process where souls are cleansed of impurities before entering heaven.

Spirit World:
This is true but the understanding should be in that all souls that return back to the Lord after a life, returns back to their perfect spiritual self. The goal is always improving on one’s heaven.

Heb 11:3  Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear.

(See Also; Heb 2:5, Heb 6:5, Mat 12:32)

Mainstream Religion:
Who goes to purgatory? People who die in a state of grace but are not yet fully purified go to purgatory.

Spirit World:
All souls have God’s grace, therefore all return back to the spiritual world. (Grace is found in the Bible in 122 verses.)

Mainstream Religion:
What happens after purgatory? After being purified in purgatory, people are assured a place in heaven.

Spirit World:
Heaven is within. Also within the world of your current awareness? Call it the physical world if you want. All have salvation so heaven is inevitable.

Mainstream Religion:
Other uses: Purgatory can also refer to any situation where there is sharp but temporary suffering or misery.

Spirit World:
“Other uses” are not possible because your in your pure spiritual state. This state is a liken to a staging area in-between lives.

2Co 5:8  We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord.

 
One thought is the spiritual world is a planning stage in accordance to a souls freewill.
Again, God’s work is finished and His foreknowledge in your eternity is predetermined.
(Acts 2:23, Acts 15:18, Luke 22:22, Luke 22:37, 1Peter 1:2)

The beauty of the individual consciousness; beliefs are in truth when the thoughts and actions are in and from the love and goodness from the soul. Thus wisdom and knowledge are always in a growth stage. MJI (LightWorker)