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Hell is not a place it's a state of being. All people will end up in the same place eternally with some being in torment while others are in paradise. How is this? Those that commune either Christ and love Christ will be made part of him spiritually, therefore his power will be ours. That is why we will sit on thrones and rule with him as sons of God.
"Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust"
Those that reject Christ will be foreign to his power, and its very presence will burn them. Not because it is meant to torture them, but because they have rejected life and love and peace itself. For eternity it will be right in front of them, but unable to grasp it. The burning will be their burning desire for peace, but they will not find it. That is true torment.
The sinner condemns himself is what I am saying. Christ merely judges us on the decision we've already made. The plea bargain was struck for our restoration. We can either accept it or deny it.
"Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world through lust"
Those that reject Christ will be foreign to his power, and its very presence will burn them. Not because it is meant to torture them, but because they have rejected life and love and peace itself. For eternity it will be right in front of them, but unable to grasp it. The burning will be their burning desire for peace, but they will not find it. That is true torment.
The sinner condemns himself is what I am saying. Christ merely judges us on the decision we've already made. The plea bargain was struck for our restoration. We can either accept it or deny it.
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