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Will we confess sins publicly in the final judgment and feel guilty in the final judgment?

Great question. Um, no. All right. So first I'm going to say no and then I'm going to say yes.

I'll distinguish it between the two. Um, I don't think we're going to confess our sins publicly

in the final judgment because what that

implies was contained in that image is that we're confessing our sins to men. Now, we do have

biblical commands in this life as a Christian church confess to our sins one to another, not just to the

Lord, but one to another that you might pray for one another, that you

might be healed. But I think the reason why we confess our sins to men in this life, and we never

confess our sins to fellow brothers and sisters in Christ at the expense or as a substitute

to confessing to the Lord. And real quick, just on the, on the issue of confession

itself, it's important that we recognize because some people are like, what do you mean

confess to the Lord? Why do we even need to confess to the Lord? He's omniscient. He knows everything.

Well, this is why. Confession is not informing. It is not informing God of our sin.

It is acknowledging our sin and agreeing with God about what he

says regarding the severity of our sin. Let me say that again. Confessing your sin to the Lord

is not informing the Lord of your sin. He has no need of you informing him. He is omniscient. He knows everything. Nothing is hidden from him. All right?

So confessing your sin to the Lord does not mean that you're informing, merely informing the Lord of your

sin. It means that you are acknowledging and agreeing with God about what he says about your sin and the

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