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After reading this thread, I've come to the conclusion that we all are doomed.
Every one sins.
Heaven wasn't made for sinners.
We are all doomed to die one day. However, we can receive eternal life from Jesus Christ in the resurrection on the last day.After reading this thread, I've come to the conclusion that we all are doomed.
Every one sins.
After reading this thread, I've come to the conclusion that we all are doomed.
Every one sins.
Heaven wasn't made for sinners.
"Jesus came to tell us that he wants us all in heaven and that hell, of which so little is said in our time, exists and is eternal for those who close their hearts to his love"
- Pope Benedict XVI, March 25, 2007
I never said if I agreed with what he said, I'm just showing what the pope actually said regarding hell.
Whatever issue you have with what he said, you'll have to take up with the Pope.
HELL is really not even a VALID translation of SHEOL, HADES, TARTARUS and GEHENNA...
SHEOL = GRAVE
HADES = GRAVE
TARTARUS = GRAVE
GEHENNA = an actual place just outside JERUSALEM, where GARBAGE, and SHAME were consumed -- (something CONSUMED, no longer "is")
...willieH
Hell is also a town in Michigan. Someday I hope to ride my motorcycle to Hell and back.HELL is really not even a VALID translation of SHEOL, HADES, TARTARUS and GEHENNA...
SHEOL = GRAVE
HADES = GRAVE
TARTARUS = GRAVE
GEHENNA = an actual place just outside JERUSALEM, where GARBAGE, and SHAME were consumed -- (something CONSUMED, no longer "is")
and beside that...
Hell is also a town in Michigan. Someday I hope to ride my motorcycle to Hell and back.
Originally Posted by WillieH
HELL is really not even a VALID translation of SHEOL, HADES, TARTARUS and GEHENNA...
SHEOL = GRAVE
HADES = GRAVE
TARTARUS = GRAVE
GEHENNA = an actual place just outside JERUSALEM, where GARBAGE, and SHAME were consumed -- (something CONSUMED, no longer "is")
...willieH
Amen, finally some posts on this subject with the truth!....praise you
Lord, there is hope....
After reading this thread, I've come to the conclusion that we all are doomed.
Every one sins.
Heaven wasn't made for sinners.
You're right everybody sins, and we're not going to heaven anyway, because only the 144,000 are going and that isn't us. But what makes me go "Really? Wow." when people be saying i know I'm going to heaven when i die, or I'm not going to hell, because the ones that wasn't chosen to come back on earth are all going to hell. (Hell mean grave, not fiery place underground).
Originally Posted by old weatherd cross
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I checked "Other". According to the Norse originators of the term Hell, it is the realm ruled by the goddess Hell, daughter of Loki also called Nifleheim, and is the abode of the unvalorous dead, who did not merit Valhalla. Why that Pagan term and many others are used in popular English bible translations is unfortunate as has been pointed out since it covers more relevant terms like sheol - abode of the dead.
Yada Yah said:From the perspective of the Yahweh's Scriptures (Torah, Prophets, Psalms, Messiyah's words), who goes to "hell" broadly, could mean most broadly those whose souls perish without associating with God's Spirit. More narrowly, it could also mean those who merit the "Greater (eternal) Condemnation", whose souls do not become lifeless, but are associated with a spiritual entity in opposition to God and are like those spirits eternally imprisoned in a diminished state of conscience torment.
Yada Yah said:I suspect that the majority of people attain not eternal torment, but death of their soul or destruction. Consider the following passage:
[FONT="]“For then[/FONT][FONT="] (gar) this (houtos) is (eimi – was and will be, exists as) the Torah/Law (nomos – prescriptions for living, statutes, ordinances, and duties as written and established) and the Prophets (prophetes – those who spoke for God): enter (eiserchomai – start with and experience the first step in the journey) through (dia – by the way and means of) the (ho) narrow (stenos – exacting and specific requirement) gate (pyle – doorway, portal, and entrance) because (hoti) the gate (pyle – doorway, portal, and entrance) is wide (platys – crafted and molded to be broad, expansive, open, and unreliable) and path (hodos – road, traveled way of life, journey, and route) is broad (eurychoros – wide open, ample, spacious, existing as a roomy realm) which leads away (apago – which deceives and influences someone to go astray) to the point of (eis – toward) destruction and perishing (apoleia – wastefully and needlessly destroying, squandering, eliminating from existence, and annihilating something valuable), and most (pleistos – a very great number, the vast preponderance, serving as the superlative of polus, many) are those (eimi – who exist) entering and experiencing (eiserchomai – starting the first step in their journey) through (dia – by way of and on account of) it (autos).” (Mattityahu/ Matthew 7:12-13) “The(ho) gate(pyle – doorway, portal, and entrance) is narrow (stenos – exacting and specific) and the path (hodos – road, traveled way of life, journey, and route) goes against the crowd (thlibo – is compressed, restricted, and narrow) which leads to life (zoe), and few (oligos) discover, learn about, attain, and experience (heuriskomai) it." (Mattityahu/Matthew 7:14) [/FONT]
Yada Yah said:So Messiyah indicates that the gate which leads to life is unpopular and is found by few and connects this to the Torah and Prophets, while the popular way leads to "apoleia" - destruction and perishing, not to eternal. This is also consistent with being condemned already as a souls default state. Elsewhere He does describe a "Greater Condemnation", "which would be better than not to have been born" than to endure, which does speak of torment, but this appears to be a less frequent outcome, and was spoken of for those preventing other souls from knowing and relating to God's Spirit.
I said I don't believe in hell because I don't believe in the traditional notion of hell as a place where the dead are alive and tortured forever until judgment day when they are finally judged for what they did and then sent back to torture-land for more torture.
If by "Hell" you were referring to "Sheol", Then I would have to change my answer. Everyone eventually dies and goes to Sheol (the grave). But Jesus said that there is a day when eveyone who is in the grave will hear his voice and come out. The resurrection day. Some come out to eternal life, and some do not receive eternal life.
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