What does the Bible say about losing a baby?

John 3:16. This verse is one of the most well-known Bible quotes of all time. It reads: “For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but have eternal life.” This message connects the loss of your child to God’s willingness to give the world his only son.

Is it a sin to be married but love someone else?

You can be happily married but fall in with love someone else after marriage – and while that may sound like the beginning of an extramarital affair, it may not always be true. There can be many reasons why despite being married you constantly find yourself thinking about someone else.

Can babies be saved?

Improving survival rates for extremely premature babies mean it is now possible to save the lives of babies born at 22 weeks, guidance says. Previously it was recommended that only babies born at 23 weeks or later were given treatment to save their lives.

Do babies and children go to heaven when they die?

Do babies and children go to heaven when they die? The Bible doesn’t explicitly answer the question of whether children who die before they are born again go to heaven.

What does the Bible say about children in Heaven?

What we love about children is their joy, exuberance, curiosity, laughter, and spontaneity. In Heaven, whether or not anyone is the size and appearance of a child, we’ll all be childlike in the ways that will bring joy to us and to our Father.

What happens to babies and young children who die?

Babies and young children who die go the heaven through the grace and righteous judgment of God. The Bible is clear that those who are not fully capable of making moral choices are declared to be innocent, and, therefore, worthy of heaven.

Are babies saved when they are born?

Babies are not automatically saved, or even lost, because they cannot understand the truth or choose to have saving faith. Although baptizing infants right after they are born seems spiritually comforting to the parents, it cannot be seen as a practice clearly mentioned in Scripture.