The Sadducees’ Question — Part Two
In cynicism, the Sadducees asked Jesus a trick question about the nature of marriage in heaven, hoping to discredit Him and make the resurrection seem absurd. If they had rightly known God’s power, they would have recognized that since the Pentateuch, God has promised that hope in Him is not only for this present life. Alistair Begg explores the possibilities of human relationships in eternity, acknowledging that earthly blessings, while altered, can only be more delightful in heaven.
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In cynicism, the Sadducees asked Jesus a trick question about the nature of marriage in heaven, hoping to discredit Him and make the resurrection seem absurd. If they had rightly known God’s power, they would have recognized that since the Pentateuch, God has promised that hope in Him is not only for this present life. Alistair Begg explores the possibilities of human relationships in eternity, acknowledging that earthly blessings, while altered, can only be more delightful in heaven.