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But you see what I am saying about the Lake of Fire and Our Father's being? They are one and the same. He is the Lake of Fire. I hope and pray that my revelation has become clear to you (to be brutally honest, I was introduced to this concept by my uncle, but it was repeatedly confirmed by the Lord by quickening etc).
Everyone, every single person, is thrown into the Lake of Fire and immersed in the purifying Presence of God. Many followers of God are already salted with Fire. (Mark 9:49) In the Second Death some powers (such as death) are destroyed. Some beings are hurt. Others are not hurt at all (Rev 2:11), and I imagine they are rejoicing in that fire, just as I rejoiced at the conception of the "terror of the Lord." (2Cr 5:11)
Brothers, about Romans 11:26, I have no direct revelation about Israel. It is clear, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Israel holds preeminence in God's great Heart. They fulfil a purpose of rule and authority that none other may fill. We, my dear brothers, as God's House coming out of Heaven are part of spiritual Israel, and we may actually be descendents of Ephraim as part of national Israel. I cannot prove this, but I believe the Western World is the vine growing over the wall (land over the ocean, Gen 49:22, check it out, and also Ephraim's blessing in Ch 48). But apart from national suppositions, and in light of this "universalism", it is clear that regardless of God's infinite ability to reconcile all of creation to Himself that Israel holds a place of high desirability and honour. They shall rule and reign with Him, and shall be saved because of God's unlimited faithfulness to Israel's faithful father.
No, I don't think that all creation will taste the same Grace that Israel tastes. Mainly, I think that God has something very special planned for Israel (both national and spiritual) and something very merciful planned for the unbelieving creation. At whatever time, in whatever way, I have a feeling that the Lord's redemptive capacity goes beyond that which we have given Him credit for, but doesn't extend into what we know as "salvation for all." I cannot go further than that but guess with careful deliberation.
Everyone, every single person, is thrown into the Lake of Fire and immersed in the purifying Presence of God. Many followers of God are already salted with Fire. (Mark 9:49) In the Second Death some powers (such as death) are destroyed. Some beings are hurt. Others are not hurt at all (Rev 2:11), and I imagine they are rejoicing in that fire, just as I rejoiced at the conception of the "terror of the Lord." (2Cr 5:11)
Brothers, about Romans 11:26, I have no direct revelation about Israel. It is clear, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Israel holds preeminence in God's great Heart. They fulfil a purpose of rule and authority that none other may fill. We, my dear brothers, as God's House coming out of Heaven are part of spiritual Israel, and we may actually be descendents of Ephraim as part of national Israel. I cannot prove this, but I believe the Western World is the vine growing over the wall (land over the ocean, Gen 49:22, check it out, and also Ephraim's blessing in Ch 48). But apart from national suppositions, and in light of this "universalism", it is clear that regardless of God's infinite ability to reconcile all of creation to Himself that Israel holds a place of high desirability and honour. They shall rule and reign with Him, and shall be saved because of God's unlimited faithfulness to Israel's faithful father.
No, I don't think that all creation will taste the same Grace that Israel tastes. Mainly, I think that God has something very special planned for Israel (both national and spiritual) and something very merciful planned for the unbelieving creation. At whatever time, in whatever way, I have a feeling that the Lord's redemptive capacity goes beyond that which we have given Him credit for, but doesn't extend into what we know as "salvation for all." I cannot go further than that but guess with careful deliberation.
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