2 dreams
In the first dream I met my brother Huldreich, who died on September 25, 2013 but was led through, with whom I still have a job to do as a “bank manager”.
We were in a large meeting room, similar to a cinema. I sat a few rows behind Huldreich and offered him half a walnut. But my forward throw missed the target.
This shows me that I should still wait for my brother to appear, but that the time is not yet ripe.
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Tree nuts mean a lot to me. I have 3 nuts for breakfast. Half a nut looks like a brain that has as many cells as stars in the sky. The department doctor told me that during the admission interview to the psychiatric castle clinic (Schlosstalklinik Winterthur). Incidentally, the tree nut is also considered very healthy. A ganglion is a single brain cell or an excess leg like the one I have on my right wrist. The entirety of the brain cells is called ganglia.
I am happy that God knows every single ganglion of me, as in 2013 a computed tomogram of the brain showed declining brain mass. My family doctor suggested that I might have dementia in five years. A detailed neurological examination gave the all-clear because my condition was normal for my age.
“Heavenly Father, YOU are my brain,” I sometimes think when a word just doesn’t come to my mind.
In the second dream, I was in Heaven, where I was caring for my sick wife. Since I am actually waiting for the infinite glory in the highest Heaven, it must have been a low heavenly level; probably the 1st heaven.
Matthew 22:30 (NIV)
30 At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven.
Question: “Will there be such a thing as gender in Heaven?”
Answer: Matthew 22:30 speaks of people after the resurrection not participating in marriage–they become “like the angels.” However, this does not mean people are genderless. The masculine, not neuter, pronoun is used many times to describe angels (and HE was like…HIS appearance was like, etc.). So, there is no real indication that the angels are genderless beings.
There is nothing in the Bible that indicates people will lose or change their gender in heaven. In the book of Revelation (chapters 21-22), it seems that God is making things not just like they were in the Garden of Eden, but even better. Remember that gender is not bad–it is actually a good thing. God created Eve because Adam needed someone to complement him. Marriage (impossible without different genders), the model relationship between a man and a woman, is a picture of Christ and the church. The church is the bride and Christ is the groom (Ephesians 5:25-32).
Although it is not explicitly taught in the Bible, it seems most likely that people retain their gender after death. Our genders are a part of who we are. Gender is more than physical–it is part of our very nature and part of the way we relate to God. Therefore, it seems that gender will be perfected and glorified in eternity. It is also noteworthy that Jesus retained His gender after His death and resurrection.