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Seriously, don't panic. We are talking about implications
by old illiterate people who never got a straight answer.
Especially don't hurt yourself. We care.
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What Does the Bible Teach About Hell?
No Christian ever presents these imagined locations and words as a "state of mind".
Somehow they are eternally politically correct, unfallible modern translations.
Before we look into the definitions of hell, think about the contrary: The word "heaven"
appears in the Bible about 555 times. It doesn't help that in a percentage of those
instances: someone is referring to some sort of "manly bosom of Abe",
or a "holy" presence of a burning God, or a "Pie in the sky" , or a "normal" sky or a place
that is actually a multi-platformed "temple palace" behind castle walls.
Christians are loading several contradictionary definitions to locations and words !
As a result:
"Fear" is "Love".
"Bats" are "Birds".
"Holy War" is "Peace".
"Heavenly investments" are now "Tax deductable donations".
"Heaven" and "hell" are several places that are a visible distance from each other!
What does the Bible teach the idea commonly held concerning hell? Does the hell
of the Bible denote a place of burning torment, a condition of suffering without
end, which begins at death? What is the hell of the Bible? The only way to arrive
at the correct answer is to trace the words translated into ‘hell’ from the beginning
to the end of the Bible in the original language it was written in, and by their connections ascertain exactly what the divine
Word teaches on this important subject.
What we are sure of is if God was honest, then you should get to see him
at your court date near a "white throne of judgement" whether you are bad
or not.
By the laws that God invented, Jesus himself has sinned and is eligible to
visit a hell for identifying someone as a fool/atheist.
(Psalm 14:1) - "The fool has said in his heart, "There is no God."
They are corrupt, they have committed abominable deeds;
There is no one who does good" [ABSOLUTELY NO ONE]
(Matthew 5:22) - "But I say to you that everyone who is angry with
his brother shall be guilty before the court; and whoever says to his
brother, 'You good-for-nothing,' shall be guilty before the supreme
court; and whoever says, 'You fool,' shall be guilty enough to go into
a fiery hell." [JESUS SAYS THIS OFTEN]
(Matthew 23:17) - "You fools and blind men! Which is more
important, the gold or the temple that sanctified the gold?".
[What about the people? They are the most valuable.
Wash their hands, protect their children and love.]
