freelight
Eclectic Theosophist
But why, freelight, does it say in the Bible: forever? Are we supposed to look the other way or believe you? I've listened to your first video and don't agree with it. I'm not going to listen to two more. It says that Satan shall be thrown into the lake of fire and burn forever. Same with the beast and the false prophet. It doesn't say that many will go to hell or the lake of fire. You have to be heinous to go to the Lake of Fire. Hell is not forever. The Bible clearly states that those in Hell shall be delivered up to be judged also. I would think that most will be forgiven. For man's sins to date are worse now than thousands of years ago. We know much and still we choose sin terrible sins. See Rev. 20:13KJV. So people have plenty of time to make a relationship with God and Jesus, and the Holy Ghost, make a change. Most people or souls shall NOT go to Hell, and then the lake of fire according to the Book of Life, and according to their works. Works include helping to feed the poor, or helping to donate clothes so that the homeless and poor will have things to wear, or buying a fast food meal to give to a beggar. These are the types of 'works' that the Lord has in mind. Anyway, I digress. Nevertheless, those who take advantage of this fact are prime candidates to be sorry about that. Good luck with your 'Religion and Hinduism!!" I don't care how many good rep. stars you have. That won't get you into Heaven. Jesus said to take up your cross and follow Him. Have you done that?
May God Teach You More!
Michael
Hi MC,
My former posts, commentary and resource-sharings stand on this particular subject. There is no justification or logic in the concept of ECT (eternal conscious punishment) as typically assumed by 'tradition' and a 'literal' reading of a few passages of scripture. God who is the apex and epitome of mercy and justice, adjudicates all with love and wisdom, mediating fairly in all cases, especially when it comes to the eternal survival or destruction of souls. Remember, God is love, and nothing can diminish that which is infinite, unless one can by their own freedom of choice choose to reject such love and thereby forfeit their lives by choosing death/destruction.