When a believer dies, he goes to paradise in the third heaven

I understand that when a believer dies, he goes to paradise in the third heaven, the same place that Jesus promised on the cross to another robber. Before Jesus, when the saints died, they went to the better half of the hut, which was called the hem of Abraham. When Jesus died, He emptied that place and took the Old Testament Saints to paradise.

I understand that the believer's actual salary will be received before the judgment seat of Jesus in heaven (the so-called behma seat) after the resurrection at the same time as the ascended ones will be rewarded in heaven before the marriage of the Lamb. So not immediately after his death.

Of that judgment, Paul writes that fire is a temptation for every building of faith, and if the building endures, then he must receive a reward. He has built from precious building materials. If someone gets so bad that the whole faith building is back, then he will be left without pay. He has lived as a believer in himself and in the flesh, but because he has built Jesus on the foundation, that is, in faith in Jesus, he will still be saved because of the blood of Jesus. No one will be sent to destruction before the judgment seat of Christ, but those who have not been children of God will not even be brought before the judgment seat of Jesus. However, this is a completely different matter from the purgatory taught by Catholics.

The Saints will not even be condemned to the Last Judgment, but their only judgment will be here in heaven. Only after that wage judgment will the church become clean and spotless without any wrinkles, a beautiful bride that Jesus has fallen in love with. He then introduces his bride to the Father.

So what is that salary? Believers have been promised the crown of salvation. Those who have loved the coming of Jesus have been promised a wreath of righteousness (the crown in the original text). It is said that the glory of some is greater than that of others and those who have many people in righteousness may have shone as stars in the sky. It may be that the heavenly dwelling is an awesome lullaby in some and a little more modest in others, which, however, is beyond our wildest imagination. The location of this dwelling may be a reward for some closer to the throne of God than for others. Some live in Heavenly Jerusalem and others perhaps in the surrounding "countryside." There are certainly many of these reward opportunities and each one is much larger and more glorious than we might expect.

These are my understanding of the matter, and I do not claim to know everything about them at all. I look forward to that day and to hear from Jesus that you will come to the joy of your good and faithful servant Lord. God alone knows how His will and desires have been fulfilled in me. I know that in myself I would not even be heavenly, but because of the blood and atonement of Jesus, I still believe that I will at least get to heaven.