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Does the wrath of God abide on those who remain unrepentant?
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Does the wrath of God abide on those who remain unrepentant?Did Jesus die to save us from God?
Actually, the disposition of Lucifer should serve as ample evidence of what is expected of those who practice such unwise behaviors.
Perhaps a better understanding of God's righteousness and the degree to which sin offends that righteousness would give some insight regarding God's wrath. God is not vengeful toward His creation only the sin which has corrupted it. Those who will not become clean through the blood of Christ will be consumed in the lake of fire.
Wow. So untrue. Scripture taken so far out of context to make doctrines of men.Becoming a disciple of the Master of reconciliation begins with these words...
"You did not choose Me...."
God loves what He has made and will bring all of it back to Himself pure & clean & new.
Behold I make ALL things new!
Wow. So untrue. Scripture taken so far out of context to make doctrines of men.
In a sense God has chosen everyone, however only those who respond to that invitation by accepting Christ as Savior have forgiveness of sins.
Yes I do but you appear to not understand the difference between God incinerating thousands by fire in Sodom and Gomorrah because of their sins and Israel offering their children to pagan deities in fire.Yes, but as usual, you miss the point...that being God had never or has never ever even thought of burning people, as sacrifices to pagan "gods" or in "hell." Do you understand where I am coming from?
FineLinen said:....
No zero, none scripture says that "Every knee bows in/en Him & before Him in worship"There are zero however(s).
Our God does not make worthless invitations to accept or reject Him!
Every knee bows in/en Him & before Him in worship!
Matt 10:28 does not say God will destroy both body and soul in hell. It says "Him who is able to destroy body and soul in hell." What God created He can certainly destroy but not one single verse in either testament says God has or will destroy even one soul in hell or anywhere else.
Want to test it? Find a vs., 2 or more would be better, where God, Himself, or Jesus, Himself, says that a soul was or will be killed in hell?Matthew 10:28 And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.
Let me see if I have this straight.
And fear not them which kill the body--this part is meant to be taken literally.
but are not able to kill the soul--this part is meant to be taken literally.
but rather fear him--this part is meant to be taken literally.
which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell--this part is not meant to be taken literally.
IOW, if this interpretation is correct it demonstrates how inconsistent Jesus was being about what all He said. Can't blame this one on the interpreter in this case. Jesus is the one not being consistent here, not the interpreter, still keeping in mind, assuming this interpretation is correct.
I think maybe some of the folks in this post may end up experiencing hell because they think the word of God is something to play with.
Does the wrath of God abide on those who remain unrepentant?
Want to test it? Find a vs., 2 or more would be better, where God, Himself, or Jesus, Himself, says that a soul was or will be killed in hell?
I don't happen to believe that either bodies or souls are destroyed.in hell or anywhere else.Does this mean your main dispute is not with a body being destroyed in hell, but is with a soul being destroyed in hell? Do you have Biblical proof that mankind was created with an immortal soul, meaning both the good and the wicked? Obviously, there wouldn't be a debate at that point if you can provide Scripture that prove all souls are immortal and were created immortal. Even God obviously can't kill something that is immortal, thus why I believe satan will literally be tormented day and night forever without end, because God apparently created him immortal if there is no hint that he has ever died or can die since the day of his creation.
If God can grant the righteous eternal life in paradise He can certainly grant the unrighteous a conscious existence somewhere else.Mankind OTOH, the fact man can die and does die, would have had to have been created with an immortal soul in order to experience ECT. That would have to be the logic. The question is, does the Bible support that logic?
What is your definition of "repent"?Does the wrath of God abide on those who remain unrepentant?
I think maybe some of the folks in this post may end up experiencing hell because they think the word of God is something to play with.
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