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Well then that is yet another view of yours that is not standard Christian teaching. You are completely ignoring free will. In fact, you're sounding like a Calvinist.
I already answered your "what happens after unbelievers die" question.
Look, again, believe what you want. But these are YOUR ideas, so again don't act as if they are commonly accepted Christian doctrines, because they are certainly not.
This verse tells us that all mankind who have come to this earth will be resurrected. The resurrection will come upon all mankind. However, this verse does not imply that all mankind will enter into the kingdom of heaven.I didn't make it up my brother. God says all will be saved.
1 Corinthians 15:22
English Standard Version
22 For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive.
You're so emotional that a rational, honest, discussion is not possible with you.
I encourage you to read the chapter in its entirety. The Apostle Paul describes how Jesus rules the kingdom until all of his "enemies" are "under his feet", which means following and serving Jesus. Thereafter, Jesus will give the completed kingdom to God the Father, who will be "ALL IN ALL".This verse tells us that all mankind who have come to this earth will be resurrected. The resurrection will come upon all mankind. However, this verse does not imply that all mankind will enter into the kingdom of heaven.
All of His words...It's not about me being right but about God's word being right.
Mistranslation. Here is a correct translation.and the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur where the beast and the false prophet were, and they will be tormented day and night forever and ever
Well, God forgave David for murder. I think you're ok on the sin meter. But it's not like that.Well, ya never know..:
Know that I've never done anything super bad and I've done a lot of crazy good in my life, but ya just never know.
I've done some mediocre bad things, too. It just is what it is.
I'm accepting whatever Heavenly Father bestows upon me with gratitude, don't care!
Faulty translations lead to faulty doctrines. Most English Bible translations have significant translational errors.If you are correct about the Lake of Fire being temporary, then there are scriptures I have to scratch out in my Bible.
That sure would be nice, I'll pass you the gravy!Well, God forgave David for murder. I think you're ok on the sin meter. But it's not like that.
If you accept the gift Christ gave us when He hung on that cross and paid for our sins, (not it part, bit the whole) then you have NO sin. You are clothed in the blood of the Lamb who took your sin and nailed them to His cross and your Father doesn't even remember them.
When you accept Christ your name is written in the Book of Life. Your seat at God's table is secured.
See ya there!
It says eternal lake of fire. That's kind of a hard thing to mistranslate.Faulty translations lead to faulty doctrines. Most English Bible translations have significant translational errors.
No, its you trying to convince others that you are right and they are wrongIt's not about me being right but about God's word being right.
Why bother?Verse and Bible, please?
Verse and Bible, please?
Bible Gateway passage: Revelation 20 - King James Version
And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand. And he laid hold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand years, And cast him into the bottomless pit, and shut him up, and set a seal...www.biblegateway.com
What?! You know better than those translators how?Thanks. That translation is wrong. I shared the correct translation a few posts above.