Yeshua promised eternal life to those who follow Him, but does that mean everyone has eternal life, whether in paradise or hell? There might not be a way of knowing this for sure, but we DO know that the God that we serve is perfect and just! He is the only one that truly knows the conditions of our hearts and the way He has been working with us individually. What we do know from scriptures is that He “will render to each one according to his deeds” and whether if that person is a believer or not, we can trust that He will never over punish someone.
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This is the issue of sabbatarian movments, SDA, you and others; you insist on preaching Sabbath, not eating foods prohibited in A.T but you cancel truth about eternal tourments of lost people. The bible says there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth (Matthew 13 and 8,…). You are preaching a false gospel thus contributing to send a lot of people in hell by you lies. You do not love JÉSUS, you do not love people. You love just yourselves…
Hi. The nearest real situation to “hell” was when disobedient dissenters were burnt alive at the stake, a punishment favoured by many different Christian churches. This fate befell William Tyndal, translator of the KJV Bible into common speech. Clearly the church didn’t want its contents to be commonly known.
The church used two types of “auto-da-fe”. In a “dry fire” burning the victim was literally spit-roasted alive. If a “wet fire” of green wood was used, the victim died of smoke asphyxiation before the corpse was consumed by the fire. Clearly the “wet fire” method had a small amount of mercy.
Immolation was favoured by the Roman empire. After the Spartacus’ slave rebellion of 72 BC Rome incinerated 16,000 of the recaptured slaves. The Appian way (a road into Rome) was lined with crucifixes each carrying a slave who was daubed in tar. As the conquering general Crassus’ triumphal parade passed by, each slave was ignited. This event was designed to mortally intimidate every citizen, and very likely to be the genesis of “hell”. The church probably took over the idea when they saw how effective it was at controlling people. “A chip off the old block”, as they say. P.R.
4:06 why do you assume after death the spirit stops singing? Why?
If you really think about it, if the eternal torment the bible talks about is not really eternal, it would be great news for unbelievers and sinners knowing they will not be tormented for eternity.
Everyone seems to forget what Genesis says.. YOU SHALL SURELY DIE !!!.. to be tormented forever you would have to live forever… only believers receive eternal life. … mic drop !!