Do babies go to heaven?

by Eppie 17 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • Shakita
    Shakita

    Hi Eppie:

    So sorry for your loss. You were so young. Losing a baby must be the worse pain imaginable. Here is a poem that reminds me of your question.......

    Do Babies Grow Up In Heaven?
    Will I know my baby when we meet again?
    Will he have grown up, not be the infant that died in my arms?
    Will I recognize him, be able to find him among so many others?
    Or will he be a stranger to me, not knowing who I am, or me knowing him?
    Do babies grow up in heaven?
    He never got his first tooth or said his first words.
    No first shoes, no Santa, no first birthday cake.
    Will my son still be a baby when we meet again?
    Do babies grow up in heaven?
    Who sings him precious lullabies?
    Who holds him close and kisses him every day?
    Who tells him constantly that they love him?
    Do babies grow up in heaven?
    When we next meet, will he know me?
    Will he want to know me?
    Will he be my son who died at three weeks, or a man, fully grown?
    Will I have the joy of being a mother to my son for all eternity?
    Do babies grow up in heaven?
    Will I be able to hold him, love him, sing lullabies to him?
    Will I be able to hold his tiny hand, or will it be a man's hands?
    Will I ever have the joy that only holding my son can bring?
    I need to know! In heaven, is my baby still a baby?

    Follow what your heart tells you about your baby....and find peace with the answer you come to. That is what is most important, not what others think. Because regardless of what anyone tells you, no one has the answer to your question, unless of course they have been to heaven and seen for themselves.

    Take care.

    Mrs. Shakita

  • Brummie
    Brummie

    Sorry to hear you suffered this way.

    The Christian answer to your question would be "Yes" babies do go to heaven, we are all born in sin but babies would be saved through the grace of God. That is the popular thought amongst Christians.

    Hope you find a lot of support.

    Brummie

  • Big Tex
    Big Tex

    Generally speaking if one does the opposite of what Jehovah's Witnesses teach and/or practice you'll be living a pretty good life.

    Having said that, my own personal belief is somewhat fluid at the moment. However I do believe in God and I do believe that whatever the answer is, he is fair, loving and the baby is at peace.

  • JH
    JH

    Your child will resurrect on earth, and live eternally. John 5:28,29

    John 5 28 Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which all that are in the graves shall hear his voice,
    29 And shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.

    Your child done no evil, so will resurrect for life

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    Like francois said, of course they do. They are pleasantly occupied, and will be waiting. There are many reports of old people who, on nearing death get 'delusional'. Many see their loved ones who have gone before, angels, or even jesus. It makes them happy. But, since this doesn't fit into the popular paradigm, they are labelled delusional, and medicated to stop that silliness. I wouldn't mind being deluded and happy when i go.

    SS

  • Farkel
    Farkel

    JH,

    : Your child done no evil, so will resurrect for life

    You butchered grammar, so you will rot in hell for the rest of your life!

    Farkel, with a little sparkle

  • Undecided
    Undecided

    No one knows what happens to any dead person. We just imagine what ever we want to believe. If it makes you feel better, have faith in whatever you wish.

    Ken P.

  • czarofmischief
    czarofmischief

    I know that God is good - and takes care of drunks, fools, and little children.

    CZAR of the drunken, foolish, little child class

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