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Do Jews Believe in Hell? - What Is the Jewish Belief on Hell?
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Do Jews Believe in Hell? - What Is the Jewish Belief on Hell?
Christ asked two things of us. To love our father and each other. Nothing immoral about it.
We can supposedly end up there for eternity, despite being created imperfect. Sounds like a rigged game to me.The reason it is so hard to believe is because nothing could be farther than the truth.I find it hard to believe in a supposedly loving God who would create imperfect beings and then punish them eternally for being imperfect.
Hell was created for fallen angels, not humans. And then to make sure that humans didn't end up there, God became man, suffered and died to take away anything that might send you to hell, then offered it to us as a gift of his love. What more do you require?
Christ asked two things of us. To love our father and each other. Nothing immoral about it.
The thread is about Hell. You leave out the good part. If you don't love your father he sends you to unimaginable torture, pain, and misery forever. But he loves you.
And I'm not picking on only Christianity, almost all religions have something absolutely backwards that makes no sense to anyone beyond 6th grade.
My beef is with a mythical character? You do realize there were no Adam and Eve, don't you?
Christ asked two things of us. To love our father and each other. Nothing immoral about it.
The thread is about Hell. You leave out the good part. If you don't love your father he sends you to unimaginable torture, pain, and misery forever. But he loves you.
And I'm not picking on only Christianity, almost all religions have something absolutely backwards that makes no sense to anyone beyond 6th grade.
He doesn't send you anywhere. Your destination is your responsibility.
God's plan was a beautiful garden, no thorns, no death, no disease, no pain in childbirth. A veritable garden of Eden. Your beef is with Adam, not God. Adam handed the dominion of this earth and our eternal souls over to Satan.
So God counter punched. He devised a plan to rid mankind of the very thing that could separate us from Him, and gifted it to us free of charge.
If a physician came to you and said, "You have a disease that is going to kill you, but I have the cure". and you refused the cure, is it the physicians fault that you died? Nor is it Your Father's. He loves you enough to be tortured to death for you. He redeemed your soul for you. Satan is your enemy, not your Father. God will forgive anything you do. All you have to do is ask. Just ask.
My beef is with a mythical character? You do realize there were no Adam and Eve, don't you?
Christ asked two things of us. To love our father and each other. Nothing immoral about it.
The thread is about Hell. You leave out the good part. If you don't love your father he sends you to unimaginable torture, pain, and misery forever. But he loves you.
And I'm not picking on only Christianity, almost all religions have something absolutely backwards that makes no sense to anyone beyond 6th grade.
He doesn't send you anywhere. Your destination is your responsibility.
God's plan was a beautiful garden, no thorns, no death, no disease, no pain in childbirth. A veritable garden of Eden. Your beef is with Adam, not God. Adam handed the dominion of this earth and our eternal souls over to Satan.
So God counter punched. He devised a plan to rid mankind of the very thing that could separate us from Him, and gifted it to us free of charge.
If a physician came to you and said, "You have a disease that is going to kill you, but I have the cure". and you refused the cure, is it the physicians fault that you died? Nor is it Your Father's. He loves you enough to be tortured to death for you. He redeemed your soul for you. Satan is your enemy, not your Father. God will forgive anything you do. All you have to do is ask. Just ask.
Christ asked two things of us. To love our father and each other. Nothing immoral about it.
The thread is about Hell. You leave out the good part. If you don't love your father he sends you to unimaginable torture, pain, and misery forever. But he loves you.
And I'm not picking on only Christianity, almost all religions have something absolutely backwards that makes no sense to anyone beyond 6th grade.
He doesn't send you anywhere. Your destination is your responsibility.
God's plan was a beautiful garden, no thorns, no death, no disease, no pain in childbirth. A veritable garden of Eden. Your beef is with Adam, not God. Adam handed the dominion of this earth and our eternal souls over to Satan.
So God counter punched. He devised a plan to rid mankind of the only thing that could separate us from Him, sin, and gifted that redemption to us. He paid our death sentence.
If a physician came to you and said, "You have a disease that is going to kill you, but I have the cure." and you refused the cure, is it the physicians fault that you died? Nor is it your Father's. He loves you enough to be tortured to death for you. He redeemed your soul for you. Satan is your enemy, not your Father. God will forgive anything you do. All you have to do is ask. Just ask.
The movie with Keanu Reeves called "Constantine" had pretty good scenes of Hell in it with demons lurking everywhere like giant ants.The horrors of hell surpass the imagination of man. Hollywood has attempted to depict hell but the real hell is far more devastating, graphic and frightening than what any Hollywood script writer could create in their most vivid, imaginative moment. The best sermons on hell have consistently come from those who walked closest with God, who knew the Scriptures and were enlightened by the Holy Spirit in explaining what hell will be like for all those whose names are not found written in the Lamb's Book of Life. With that, this thread is dedicated to sermons which will enlighten the reader as to what Jesus Christ taught about hell. Jesus taught more on the subject of hell than any other subject with good reason. The consequences of rejecting God's offer of salvation are eternal and without remedy. As Leonard Ravenhill used to say, "There are no exits in hell." We begin with this sermon entitled, "The Horrors of Hell," by Scott Coltrain. KJV Bible verses are quoted. It is broken into 4 parts. I chose Scott Coltrain's teaching because it is forthright, simple to understand and he gets to the point fast. Other sermons will be added later.
The Horrors Of Hell
Summary: Jesus taught more about Hell than He did about Heaven. In fact, for every mention of Heaven, He mentions Hell twice as often. I want to look at four things that Jesus reveals about the horrors of Hell.
Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:
Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
Mathew 7:13-14 KJV
King James Version (KJV)
I want to look at four things that Jesus reveals about the horrors of Hell -
One of the clearest pictures Jesus gave of hell was when he described it as a prison. He told a parable about the king’s servant who was sent to jail for wicked behavior (Matt.18:30-34, Rev 3:7) And to the angel of the church in Philadelphia write; These things saith he that is holy, he that is true, he that hath the key of David, he that openeth, and no man shutteth; and shutteth, and no man openeth;
Hell is a prison from which no one is released and from which no one can escape. It is a place without hope.
In times past, I have visited folks in prison and corresponded with a couple inmates. Every one of them talks about or writes about his or her hope of getting out soon. The hope of getting out is the only thing that keeps them going.
But for those who have been condemned to hell, they won’t get out. Once they are in, they are in for good. Once they are there, there are no other chances. Hell is a place without hope. When the Lord locks the doors of Hell, they are locked for all time.
Jesus said of himself in Revelation 3:7 ....he that is holy, he that is true..., he that hath the key of David, he that openeth, and no man shutteth; and shutteth, and no man openeth;
Hell is a prison from which no one is released and from which no one can escape. It is a place without hope.
(to be continued in Part 2 - keep reading)
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I find it hard to believe in a supposedly loving God who would create imperfect beings and then punish them eternally for being imperfect.
Being sent back to earth to try again as a lower form of life, seems to make more sense.
Being sent back to earth to try again as a lower form of life, seems to make more sense.
The spirit guides I have listened to say we do not reincarnate as animals, nor do animals incarnate as humans.
Each species evolves to perfection in its own right over many incarnations.