heaven and hell are not unique to christianity.
so what is the fruit of that Spirit; which draws?
and the dwelling place of man; also becomes god's. love doesn't differentiate, it makes all things equal as I AM.
I am wondering what is with the upper-case letters I AM since that is Not in Scripture.
I find at Revelation 21:3 that the tent of God is with men....
To me does Not mean a literal dwelling for God on Earth, but as a tent covers or protects God covers and protects.
God's home location is Not Earth according to 1 Kings 8:39,49 but a heavenly zip code.
I think many know Heaven and Hell are Not unique to Christianity.
For that matter, what is taught as Hell in Christendom is from a non-biblical source just taught as being Scripture.
Non-biblical Hell is a never ending fire, whereas the Christian Hell is simply mankind's stone-cold temporary grave.
When KJV translated the word Gehenna as Hell-Fire that put the flames in biblical Hell.
Gehenna was just a garbage pit outside of Jerusalem where things were destroyed forever, Not burnt forever.
So, Gehenna is just symbolic for: destruction.
Destruction is what is a biblical teaching because as Psalms 92:7 says the wicked will be ' destroyed forever '.
We are told at 2 Peter 3:9 if we don't wish to ' perish ' (be destroyed) then we should repent.
As far as the spirit that draws, I find at Romans 8:14 it mentions those who are led by God's spirit.
At Romans 8:16 it says God's spirit itself bears witness with our spirit ( draws those called to heaven ).
God's spirit bore witness with Jesus' spirit at the time of Jesus baptism when the heavens where opened to him.
At Romans 8:17 it says about those who are joint-heirs with Christ " if " they suffer with Christ - Ephesians 3:6.
Ephesians 4:1-3 mentions as ' the fruit of the spirit ' that calls (draws) as being: lowliness and meekness and long suffering, forbearing one another in love. Endeavouring to keep the unity of God's spirit in the bond of peace......
So, at the time of baptism is when one would be drawn or called to heavenly life or not.
As with Jesus, God's spirit would testify with one's spirit at baptism as to a heavenly calling or an earthly calling.
Drawn to an earthly calling to be part of the humble meek who will inherit the Earth.
Those with an earthly drawing do Not have a desire to leave Earth but want to remain here in righteous conditions.
As to who ' remains ' here is mentioned at Proverbs 2:21-22.