allandnull
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If God doesn't say it then faithfulness to Him and His word demand that you do not say it either. Say what you believe with Scripture that actually says it. Additionally, this scroll Revelation has a special curse for any who add to or take away from it's words. Not an irrelevancy by any means.What...are you saying it's not true because a specific number of people isn't mentioned? That's absurd!
I don't think you can reconcile what you believe with John 3:16. You, like so many others, really read it as, "For God so loved (some, not all of) the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that (some, not all of) whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life." God cannot be loving forever those He is torturing forever. That would make Him a sadistic schizophrenic with multiple personality disorder and something worse than serial murderers who at least grant release when they kill their victims. "All things are for His pleasure" according to Scripture. If this is what He actually does to satisfy His Divine justice, then how satisfying can it be? Really, if He has to keep torturing them then He can never be satisfied! There for He has to get pleasure out of torturing those He loves. Sick! Sick!! Sick!!!THAT's EXACTLY what it says!!!! God so loved the whole world that he gave his Son, that WHOSOEVER BELIEVES should not perish. We're all under wrath until we choose to believe in Christ.
Eternal Tormenters don't believe it is for "whosoever" either. One of the important keys to their mis-belief is they believe, rather than God, death determines destiny. God only loves you until you die, a thought never expressed in Scripture. They think once you die, that's it! No second chances. I don't believe in a first chance! God's not running this by chance. None of this idea is ever supported in Scripture. If the Lord is willing, I'll share more about this point later. The entire idea of Ultimate Restoration can be characterized in several ways. One is that whatever any of God's children believe, none of it has to change except that God's saving grace, His work of cleansing, delivering and forming into His own image continues after one dies. "For for this cause was the gospel preached also to them that are dead, that they might be judged according to men in the flesh, but live according to God in the spirit." (1 Pet 4:6)
This is so untrue! Other than forgetting to compensate for your forgetfulness, only if you haven't read every post in this entire thread would you come to such a false conclusion about what I've posted. I really suspect that what I posted about the eons was not very well read. It is a little demanding. I hope you don't fail to read it because by calling it a bad name you feel free to ignore it. If my explanation is wrong, then find one for yourself.I'm the one posting scripture after scripture. Yours is just judgment and commentary.
The word translated "everlasting" is "olam," meaning an "age." In a previous post I demonstrated irrefutably from many quotes that you cannot believe the Bible means forever or everlasting and the like when it uses such words.Here's another one that proves the point:
Daniel 12:2 Multitudes who sleep in the dust of the earth will awake: some to everlasting life, others to shame and everlasting contempt.
IT's weird that this is even an issue.
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