I was a little puzzled why you asked this and then I realized I was not clear in what I said. I used the word "may" when to be more clear I should have used the word "might". That's why I followed up with the "It depends..." because she shall be one or the other, not that she could only be a concubine.liz3564 wrote:And, are you honestly telling me that the most some women who have worked diligently their entire lives to follow the gospel can only hope for concubinage in the Celestial Kingdom? You mentioned that concubinage would only be in a less than ideal situation. Do you think that God would condemn his daughters to a "less than ideal situation" for eternity if she had honestly earned better?j-bug wrote:Women shall not be single if they make it to the Celestial Kingdom. She will not go to a single man (as an eternal wife) because if he was not worthy of one wife and buried his talent then it would be unwise of a woman to be given to such a man. It is in her best interest to be given to a man proven to properly care for his wife or wives. See the parable of the talents. She may [**might**] also only be given as a concubine and not as a wife in such a case. It depends upon what the Lord's Anointed receives on her behalf.
I hope this clears up that little point of confusion.