How did Jesus describe Hell?

[@KevC1111]

To call someone “Raca” expressed contempt for their intelligence. Calling someone a fool showed contempt for their character. Either one broke the heart of the law against murder, even if it did not commit murder.

[@JinhuoXiChina]

What is the original Greek word that was written?

[@slaveofYAH]

​@@JinhuoXiChinaSee strongs number 4469.

[@jeremiahwilson1255]

Revelation 14:11 The smoke of their torment will rise forever and ever, and they will have no relief day or night, for they have worshiped the beast and his statue and have accepted the mark of his name.”

[@JinhuoXiChina]

ἀποκάλυψις not revelation

[@will123will]

This is a good point. The smoke of their torment must be the people right?

[@killgoredalen]

​@@will123will💯 This scripture alone totally demolishes annhialtionism and universalism. Yet people who want to twist scripture will say its symbolic. When you can't get more cut and dry than "tormented forever and ever day and night" It convinces people hell aint thaaat bad so they take salvation less seriously.

[@Tonyanevangelist]

Jesus was as straightforward as they come! No lies or deceit in His DNA. Before the New Earth and Heaven becomes one Kingdom, satan, his followers both spiritual and earthly, along with death itself will be thrown into what Jesus calls hellfire.

[@Ancel7]

What good does it do, to make evil burn in fire, with no end? That's sadistic and God is not sadistic. The thing that makes sense, is to erase evil people and corruption, from existence. Remember the parable of Jesus, describing how the tares are thrown in the fire, to be destroyed? The tares are not thrown in the fire to burn forever, but to be destroyed. Revelation is a very shady book, that was added later. It's against everything that Christ taught and is being used by churches, to scare people.

[@Sammy-be5dc]

As a orthodox christian ☦️ convert from islam with My family and many family friends. All Muslims will see the truth like we did. Bless you ☦️☝️ Have a great night

[@jesusbeliever3891]

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY MAY THE LORD GOD ENLIGHTEN US WITH THE TRUTH OF HIS HOLY SPIRIT TO BE ABLE TO BRING THE TRUTH TO THOSE LIVING IN THE DARK DARK SOULS DEAD TO LIFE THE LORD JESUS CHRIST IS THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE DO YOU KNOW IT'S AN INTERESTING TRUTH ABOUT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST HE IS THE GREAT I AM HE IS THE WORD OF GOD HE WAS HERE BEFORE ANY MAN WAS MADE SO WE NEED TO UNDERSTAND HE IS NOT JUST A JEW PRAISE GOD HE BECAME A MAN / JEW BUT HE MADE EVERY MAN EVERY RACE THIS IS BIGGER THAN US WE HAVE TO EXAMINE THAT THEN WE CAN UNDERSTAND WHO IS OUR NEIGHBOR TO UNDERSTAND LOVE THY NEIGHBOR JOHN 3:16 JESUS FORGIVES HEALS AND SAVES 🙏😇

[@Sammy-be5dc]

@ShieldedOriginal my family were muslim and now orthodox christian ☦️

[@endtimeawakening5557]

Thank you, brother Will. Your messages always inspire a deeper study, and that's food for the soul. Even the crumbs that fall from Father's table are priceless! ❤

[@silasr20]

The word hell is a word the translators used to translate the Hebrew and Greek words sheol and hades, which means the grave, expressing the hidden state or condition. Do what thy hand findeth to do for there is no wisdom, nor knowledge nor device in the grave where all goest. God preserveth not the life of the wicked. Man cometh forth like a flower and is cut down and continueth not. Who can prove the spirit of man goeth upward and the spirit of the beast goeth downward. They are all the same breath (spirit) all go to the same place. The reason man will live again is because there will be a resurrection of the dead when Jesus calls man forth from the grave at the last day of this present evil world. The dead know not anything. The wages of sin is death. The false doctrine of eternal torment is not taught in the Bible.

[@endtimeawakening5557]

@silasr20 Hell represents the grave, or death. As Paul said in Ephesians 5:14 - "Awake you that sleep [in spiritual death], and arise from the dead, and Christ shall give you light." Christ calls man's spirit to awaken from the death of spiritual sleep. The "last day" is speaking of the final day that the individual lives in the death and darkness of spiritual sleep. Man lives again when he's born anew, his second birth from above, his resurrection day. It's the last day of living in the world as the old man, the first Adam. Now you live as the New Man, the last Adam. Oh [spiritual] death, where is your sting? Mortality [Old Man, Carnal Mind] has put on Immortality [New Man, Mind of Christ]. ❤️

[@silasr20]

@@endtimeawakening5557 do you think the lost are burning now?

[@endtimeawakening5557]

@silasr20 Hi, Acapella. I can't answer that question as I'm still coming into further understanding on this topic. There are other books, like Jasher, that apparently go into further detail about it. I believe that we all return to the Father after physical death, as the scripture reveals, but beyond that is in Father's hands and the spirit that goes before Him. There must be some form of retribution for those that defiantly choose evil, but I'm not certain about the "eternal" part. It's a very interesting topic for sure! Hope you find all that you're searching for, Acapella, with all your questions being answered. God bless you! ❤️

[@silasr20]

@@endtimeawakening5557 “Then the dust will return to the earth as it was, and the spirit will return to God who gave it” (Ecclesiastes 12:7). Answer: The body turns to dust again, and the spirit goes back to God, who gave it. The spirit of every person who dies-whether saved or unsaved-returns to God at death.

[@ZUGTFO]

Hell doesn't scare me. Hearing "depart from me" does....

[@Kurakumakachilibaba]

When God tells you "depart from me!" Then that means that person is going to hell. So saying hell doesn't scare you is arrogant and you don't take God's words and his anger seriously.

[@chinomali2144]

@@Kurakumakachilibabaif there is a god that throws his creation in hell then he is a devil not a justice god

[@tach393]

then depart. it's all god's fault anyway. how are you not too powerful and smart to not lead your own creation astray i thought u were a god. ur just a liar. ur no different from the enemies you self righteously judge in your scriptures and with your preachers who preach your name but do just as horrible things of those you admonish.

[@tach393]

bro will push someone to depart then say depart from me😭 don't be stupid now

[@Tonyanevangelist]

Solid Bible lesson brother Will. The parable from Luke isn't actually a parable. I believe it's based on a true story. Jesus gives us a small glimpse of how hell will be. Abraham, and all saved saints who are asleep are with Jesus (in spirit) in Heaven. The rich man wasn't named because he's insignificant and unimportant. Once he and multitudes of others are condemned there, their names will be forgotten and burned up. Lazarus was a beggar, or what we call homeless today. Begging is better than stealing. Today's churches don't talk about hell because churches need to fill seats and make money. Thus, "pastors" make sure they preach health and wealth, feel good therapy, Jesus overlooks sin because He is love, period. False teachers are hell bound as well. Brothers and sisters, have a safe and blessed day.

[@silasr20]

the story of the rich man and Lazarus teaches that the choices we make in this life matter for the next one. How we respond to those who seek or need our help is one way our choices and priorities are demonstrated. As “Abraham” points out to the suffering rich man, the Bible provides more-than-adequate direction for choosing better: “They have Moses and the Prophets; let them listen to them” (Luke 16:29, NIV). Jesus taught that the temptations of wealth-whether having it, keeping it, or seeking it-can draw us away from His kingdom, away from others and toward self-centeredness and self-reliance. Jesus called us to seek His kingdom first and to share the blessings we receive with those around us, particularly those in need. Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for their disregard of the Scriptures, foreseeing that even a supernatural event would not change the hearts of those who persistently rejected the teachings of “Moses and the prophets.” The miracle of raising the real-life Lazarus from the dead soon afterward confirmed the accuracy of Jesus’ conclusion. One did rise from the dead, yet the brothers of the “rich man” did not repent. In fact, the Pharisees even plotted to kill Lazarus after his resurrection. His very life was a reminder to them of their own hypocrisy. It’s a parable and has nothing to with the state of the dead.

[@Nomad58]

It’s absolutely a parable. What you think doesn’t matter

[@silasr20]

@@Nomad58 it’s not

[@alwaysadawg6488]

@@silasr20 It is absolutely a parable. The "flames" are metaphorical. If the rich man was actually on fire, would he be able to conduct a conversation with Abraham? I have never been engulfed in flames. However, I doubt that I would be able to hold a conversation with someone while being burned alive.

[@silasr20]

@@alwaysadawg6488 u think that people are burning in hell right now ? If that’s the case then that would mean that the wicked have eternal life and we know that that’s not true because only the saved are promised eternal life

[@_.Leo_.]

Psalm 30 provides an interesting read in the context of this video. It references those in hell (or the pit) as being dust. And also states that God's wrath is short and has an end to it while his favor and blessing lasts an eternity

[@butchcassidy9625]

This was so indepth and the clearest and direct break down of the most pressing questions to those who seek wisdom. And it's coming from someone who sounds like a teenager". The shows is that we can't have a pre deposition of what widom looks like, so keep your eyes open" because you never know from where your next answer will come from. 😊 great work brother" great work.

[@will123will]

Wow, what a nice thing to say. Thank you so much

[@jakesteed9015]

glad u back

[@will123will]

Appreciate that man!

[@becausestuffbreaks]

I'm struggling with this exact thing. I've been leaning towards the final judgment lake of fire being a complete destruction of body and soul.

[@averagenoob2.0]

Hell was not created by Satan God created it to punish him and the angels who worked for him

[@dmd5645]

Recall what Jesus said on the cross. My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?? Meaning, why have you left me?? Not only is it torture forever, but you are separated from God. We have Him here right now. Unbelievers do too. Jesus said, I am the Light of the world. Since Jesus spoke all of creation into existence, then it makes sense to conclude that He is not only the spiritual light, but also the physical light. When God separated Himself from Jesus, Jesus went to Hell. Thats why His Death on the cross is SOOOO significant!!. He experienced that torment and torture in our place. We cannot comprehend what being separated from God is even like. And, think about this, when Jesus says, Depart from me" .. and He is everywhere....where are you departing to?? Thats torture in itself!! Thats why He "wishes that NONE should perish!!". Yes, contemplate about Hell, but, like Jesus said, we should "fear Him who can cast BOTH body and soul into hell". As Charles Stanley said, "Obey God, and leave all the consequences to Him".

[@galacticdivinity]

Hello. Respectfully, when Jesus was saying, "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me," they were lyrics to a song from the book of Psalm.

[@dmd5645]

​@@galacticdivinityAND..... WHO were the Psalms/Songs written about? Jesus!. David wrote these songs to express about God. And who IS the Word?. Jesus. Reference I John 1:1: In the beginning was the Word. the word was with God and the word was God. Jesus spoke everything, including Us, into existence. So, only He could redeem us from His own judgement. And that's why he spoke more about Hell while here physically than He ever spoke about Heaven. So, no, those aren't just lyrics. They're a cry of Jesus to His Heavenly Father as the greatest substionary payment EVER!!. EVERYTHING revolves around Jesus. It always Has!!!. He says We will BE like Him, just for believing in Him!. Can you really comprehend that? I don't think ANY of us can. As for me, I will shout His name everywhere!!. I'm a sinner, I believe in Jesus, and Jesus loves me!!!.

[@alwaysadawg6488]

@@dmd5645 Yes, but the Psalm ends with the victim being triumphant, not being eternally separated from God. If the punishment for sin is eternal punishment and Jesus paid that price for that sin, is Jesus now being tortured forever? No. BTW: He did NOT speak more about hell than heaven. In fact, He never said that word "hell" at all. "Hell" is a word that comes from Norse mythology. If you consult the original Greek NT text, you will see that what Jesus actually said is "the Valley of Hinnom", not "hell". This valley was known by Jews as a place of God's earthly judgement on the wicked. The concept of eternal punishment comes from Greek and Egyptian religion, which crept into Jewish culture. That being said, most Jews did not believe in eternal punishment, because the Old Testament doesn't teach it at all. The only Jews that believed in it where the Pharisees, and we know how right they were about things. God bless.

[@user-sf7ve9fm2t]

​​​@@alwaysadawg6488 oh boy ... you really need to STUDY God's Word. Satan is deceiving you. What commenter @dmd5645 stated is completely on point biblically - you're just tossing in man's flawed reasoning. Just because you don't agree or like a fact from the Scriptures, it doesn't magically make that fact disappear. Your subjective reasoning doesn't negate objective fact. Hell is uncomfortable for ANYONE to think about, but it doesn't make it any less real. Become a real man of God and study that Bible. That being said, yes, Jesus was quoting from that particular Psalm, to fulfill that prophecy, which it was. He wasn't just singing song lyrics, as you discounted it to be.

[@tysongames2750]

Yes, to some extent it sounds like the fire is eternal but not necessarily the torment. It sounds like either you burn up out of existence or you are cut off from God's people in a destitute lonely and sufferable tournament until you pay your last penny. Whatever that means. Long story short, just do God's will so you don't have to find out 😕.

[@will123will]

Exactly. I’m glad you’re humble enough to ask those questions

[@jamietrites6696]

@@will123will fun fact about Jesus since his mother Marry was a human and his, dad was god making him a demigod just like the myths of greek mythology

[@PrayingForTruth]

@@jamietrites6696 Another KZbinr I watch theorizes that God the Father mirrors certain things that mankind does improperly, in His effort to set us straight. Example: mankind fell into the deception of worshipping false idols--especially fallen angels and demons; so, it's possible that God the Father chose to reveal Himself to the world in a manner that mankind could grasp due to their previous worship of "demi-gods" (again, fallen angels and demons). I don't know if that makes decent sense, but I hope that it does.

[@backchannel2284]

7:27 you may want to change the word sun with SON

[@ShaylaShar]

Thank you for all that you do ❤

[@acewild9689]

Hey will, love the video. Keep going.. if I can submit a prayer request for myself I would greatly appreciate it. Names Danny, mental health struggles.

[@unicorn1620]

Prayers for you, Danny. 🙏💙

[@acewild9689]

@@unicorn1620 thank you!

[@endtimeawakening5557]

Prayers, brother Danny! Praying for a stable "Mind" in these highly unstable times. I pray the mind of Christ, the most stable of all. ❤🙏❤️

[@tjeastcoast4669]

🙏🏻

[@acewild9689]

@@endtimeawakening5557 thank you

[@isbeldagonzalez1976]

I love this episode, please make another part

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

1:37 the term destroy means to change irreversibly. It is the opposite of construct which means to build up, the former being to tear down.

[@Thesmokymountainman]

I’ve heard that Lazarus represents non Hebrew people needing the gospel and dogs are also symbolic of Gentiles. They help there own but didn’t have the Gospel. The rich man represented the Jews that thought because they are Gods chosen and Abrahams seed they were going to be saved. Could say the first shall be last and the last first. One did rise named Jesus and did they they believe???

[@will123will]

I 100% agree with this! Thank you!

[@Thesmokymountainman]

@@will123will You’re welcome and Thank you Brother

[@silasr20]

@@will123will I agree too the story of the rich man and Lazarus teaches that the choices we make in this life matter for the next one. How we respond to those who seek or need our help is one way our choices and priorities are demonstrated. As “Abraham” points out to the suffering rich man, the Bible provides more-than-adequate direction for choosing better: “They have Moses and the Prophets; let them listen to them” (Luke 16:29, NIV). Jesus taught that the temptations of wealth-whether having it, keeping it, or seeking it-can draw us away from His kingdom, away from others and toward self-centeredness and self-reliance. Jesus called us to seek His kingdom first and to share the blessings we receive with those around us, particularly those in need. Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for their disregard of the Scriptures, foreseeing that even a supernatural event would not change the hearts of those who persistently rejected the teachings of “Moses and the prophets.” The miracle of raising the real-life Lazarus from the dead soon afterward confirmed the accuracy of Jesus’ conclusion. One did rise from the dead, yet the brothers of the “rich man” did not repent. In fact, the Pharisees even plotted to kill Lazarus after his resurrection. His very life was a reminder to them of their own hypocrisy. It’s a parable and has nothing to with the state of the dead.

[@jozitro4554]

Hell is mercy before the lake of fire. And Hell is finite.. The everlasting mass is the lake of fire.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

6:50 HA HA HA HA HA HAHAHA HAHA HA HAHA 😆. Keep going!

[@beadoll8025]

People espouse annihilationism because it gives them a sense of comfort. The Bible does not teach that at all though. The bible teaches that their torment will be eternal.

[@reyniercampher3815]

Will, my brother in Christ. If we know that God's kingdom is eternal and that being with God, in heaven, is our reward for faithfully following and believing christ and the word of God, hell (being the opposite and only other option of eternity) is also eternal and the opposite of rest, peace and love. In hell you are completely removed from God, all life, all peace and literally all good things come from God. In hell, all of God, and all of his life, light and goodness are gone.

[@_.Leo_.]

Nah. Clearly your soul didn't exist before conception. Therefore you weren't and aren't eternal. You had a starting point. The bible speaks clearly that heaven is an eternity but it is silent on hell in that aspect. There is no reason to infuse your assumption into something not there.

[@reyniercampher3815]

@@_.Leo_. So hell is only for a while? Why is it described as eternal damnation, as a prison with no possibility of escape? I'm confused as to why heaven is eternal and hell is not.

[@sebastianwehler3218]

Which AI are you using to generate those pictures? cuious.

[@michaelmoore8680]

"If they hear not Moses, neither will they persuaded by one who rose from the dead" sounds like a direct reference to Jesus, himself not a parable about anything else, even though He said it before he was crucified and rose from the dead. I believe He was talking about himself, even though it happened yet, because He knew in advance that it was mission and fate.

[@georgecharleston8532]

Matthew says the fires of Gehenna for some reason hades, sheol,Gehenna and tartus in the Greek are all translated hell, not in the Greek. Gehenna a burn pit outside Jerusalem. Same with Mark 9:47 and 48 and Isaiah 66:24 explains it.

[@geraldcortez826]

To call someone a fool I heard long ago was not saying their just stupid but they have such a lack of understanding you cannot be saved that's the Hebrew meaning to call someone a fool. It's also why believing an Calvinist point of view is dangerous as well, because they believe certain people are unsaveable. By telling people that they are too stupid to be saved they could believe that and give up. Also could touch on the unforgivable sin to call something God's holy spirit does is rather done by the devil. Like when people call Paul a false prophet an Antichrist. Kinda dangerous ground IMHO. After all we have the testament of Benjamin that was found in the dead sea scrolls, that is Prophecy about Paul. Anyway I believe anything we do that can destroy someone else through our words or actions we will have to answer for. Because each soul is priceless to God. Mercy is very important, after all it is one reason that Jesus rejects believers. Lawlessness on one hand and lack of mercy on the other.

[@JinhuoXiChina]

You must read the Original Greek word , a lot of western bibles are bad translated

[@Jashsofly]

@will123will hey brother Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and insights, it was really inspiring and I didn’t even know about this Parable in the Bible so thanks for sharing that! Definitely know that I believe God is leading you in the right direction on this one and that he is teaching you the right things. Something to look at would be also how Jesus refers to people being dead When they tell Jesus Lazarus is Dead John 11:11-13 How Jesus refers to Jairus Daughter Mark 5:39 Think about it - do you think it would make sense for Lazarus to be taken from heaven in paradise with God to go back to this dark and dreary world? Or does it make more sense that he was really just dead(sleeping) and God raised him to life! Likewise does it make sense for God to be all loving and for his creatures to suffer for eternity? Is man more humane than God when He sees an animal suffering that he puts it out of its misery, is it not fair to assume that God is more just and humane than us and that he will put sin and sinners out of their misery forever!? Something to ponder and reflect on…

[@slaveofYAH]

I've translated Matthew 5:22, and I put the word Stupid to translate "raca" which is an aramaic word. It's strongs number 4469. And the word is also in the vocative case, so meaning saying raca with an exclamation mark ! as in being angry when you say it to your brother in the context of the verse. Hope that helps. So The Lord doesn't want us in in anger to call a brother stupid. And to add in this comment the word "hell" in Matthew 5:22 is Gehenna. Strongs number 1067.

[@DinaraDivision]

Great Video. Glory to our GOD Jesus Christ ☦️

[@NickeyWilson316]

The names of the righteous will remain but the memory of the wicked will fade away the jews wont believe even tho Jesus rose from the dead

[@everlybnb2409]

Yes! We have to stick to Scripture not tradition. God knows for sure but we should not be afraid to leave tradition behind for what the Bible says.

[@Tonyanevangelist]

Jesus clearly stated we love our traditions. Tradition is how brother Will learned the unbiblical, false teaching of hell. Easter is in March, the tradition of the Roman Catholic church which Christians follow even though Jesus was crucified months earlier. Christmas is another tradition Christians step in line with the Roman Catholic church as well. Jesus was spot on!

[@glendaguilott3765]

Study 4 Ezra/2 Esdras 7:12-140 . I believe this will answer any question that you have about where the born again believers go, and the unbelievers go . Pray Yahusha gives you an understanding . Yahusha bless you !!!

[@nash714]

It is eternal!!

[@trinigerian]

Based on Revelation 20, I’m now wondering if people stay in Hell for eternity. Starting from verse 13, death and hell deliver up the dead which were in them. The dead stand before God and are judged according to their works written in the books. Death and hell are cast into the lake of fire. The lake of fire is the second death. “And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire”. I absolutely do not want to go to hell. For those who do go, I’m wondering if there’s a chance at redemption. If you repent in hell, will that keep your name from being blotted from the book of life? I pray that Jesus will answer this.

[@potato-b3x]

Did u get a new editor or smth? The editing and stuff looks different

[@will123will]

No sir. What looks different do you think?

[@potato-b3x]

I’m not a sir, also it just looks different from some of the other videos. Maybe it’s just me, though @@will123will

[@deathrager2404]

@@will123will might need a grammar editor bro.

[@llfillmore1026]

I can't imagine bad hell would be like,the worst part is that it's eternal! 😢 Jesus saves! Jn 3:16

[@silasr20]

Actually no one is in hell burning right now. they’re in their graves until the second resurrection which is the resurrection of the wicked.

[@anthonyesparsen7776]

Remember family a life on earth is only about 70 years old ,you could live longer but it's a very short time to even 1000 years right !

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

6:02’he who is able to hear ( obey) then let him do so, because he understands ( sees) if he can’t see how is he going to hear?

[@st3ve874]

I don't understand why Jesus would want anybody to go hell. He has first hand experience of going through hell himself and once he gets out just because he's in heaven now he wants to inflict eternal suffering on people who don't believe in him? You'd think with tat experience would turn you off from seeing that kind of eternal pain set forth onto others, whether "justified" or not...I never got the wanting or enjoying seeing other people in pain though, seems pretty sadistic to me to want anyone to be in hell.

[@TheGrayVR]

First off Jesus DOESN’T want to send people to hell, he died on a cross to keep us out of hell! We send ourselves to hell by our own free will! God gives us a free will so we can genuinely love God. And people go to hell because those that went to hell lived a life separate from Christ! It is God’s will for everyone to go to heaven! Also we all do deserve it because it is a place of God’s punishment for sin because the punishment for sin is death!

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

4:20 Brother, that time is closer than you want.

[@theinvisogirl2520]

When Jesus says hell destroys both body and soul, is because those who go to hell have already sold there souls to a selfish gain. Selling that which wasn’t theirs to sell. I follow Jesus only everything else is conjecture, check out what Dan McClellan says about scripture he’s a religion professor, he explains a lot of history in a way that’s easy to understand.

[@keasstudio9822]

Amen! I was taught and believed many of those misconceptions about hell too! It has only been recently that I started to learn what The Bible actually describes hell to be! I also wonder why hell is described to be eternal and the people will be in there forever but also the body and soul will be destroyed too. Either way, hell seems like a terrible place and I never want to go there! I want to be with God in heaven. Jesus died for our sins and if we accept him into our hearts and recognize that he paid the price for our sins by dying on the cross for us, we can be in heaven and not pay the price ourselves by being in hell! :D

[@theinvisogirl2520]

Jesus: “for a rich man to go to heaven it would be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle.” Met gala host cosplaying as a Mary Antoinette and saying “let them eat cake” Jesus: “I stand by what I said”

[@JWM5791]

Mark 9:43-44. Jesus said theworm dies not and the flames are not quenched. Pretty straight forward

[@tomm6167]

The phrase "unquenchable fire" simply means fire that won't go out until it has accomplished its purpose. The ancient Greeks always used it this way, and so does the Bible. For instance, Jeremiah prophesied that an unquenchable fire would destroy Jerusalem (Jer. 7:20; 17:27). He was right. Jerusalem burned to the ground. But it's not still burning today. When Jesus and John the Baptist warned the people about an unquenchable fire that was coming, they were saying that there was judgment coming that they wouldn't be able to stop once it starts. They weren't saying it would last forever. More examples of "unquenchable" or a variant not meaning forever: ... my wrath will be kindled against this place, and it will not be quenched. (2 Kings 22:17) ... my wrath will be poured out on this place and will not be quenched. (2 Chr. 34:25) O house of David! Thus says the Lord: 'Execute justice in the morning, and deliver from the hand of the oppressor him who has been robbed, lest my wrath go forth like fire, and burn with none to quench it, because of your evil deeds.''' (Jer. 21:12) Behold, I will kindle a fire in you, and it shall devour every green tree in you and every dry tree. The blazing flame shall not be quenched, and all faces from south to north shall be scorched by it." (Ezek. 20:47-48) Seek the Lord and live, lest he break out like fire in the house of Joseph, and it devour, with none to quench it for Bethel. (Amos 5:6) See also Lev. 6:13, Isa. 1:31, Isa. 34:10 There aren't any biblical examples of "unquenchable" meaning forever. -------- As for the "worm that never dies," Gehenna, which was probably Jerusalem's garbage dump in Jesus' day, bred worms continually because of all the foul things thrown in there. Whenever there was anything foul to consume, the worms would appear. It doesn't mean that a worm will eat you for all eternity. We first meet "the worm that never dies" in Isaiah 66:24, which is an earthly scene -- not a hellish scene. -------- For more, see George Sarris' award-winning book _Heaven's Doors,_ and Gerry Beauchemin's books _Hope Beyond Hell_ and _Hope for All._

[@Kingsmoke333]

Hell in the Lake of fire are two different places. Hell is the tournament before the lake of fire which happens after judgment day. After the solar thrown into the lake of fire, that’s when they are destroyed. This is what I believe if I’m wrong please correct me.

[@skyeblu4391]

TBH this whole subject has always been terrifying to me.. It is the only thing I fear..The Lord's wrath terrifying 😮😢😮

[@will123will]

Same

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

7:13 that unquenchable fire is guilt… and fire. Hell doesn’t skimp.

[@Bolaway]

People who also use IA to monetize the word and get likes will have the same judgement... Considering IA is destroying 3d artists (and I am one of them), the result will be worse.

[@will123will]

Are you referring to my thumbnail?

[@NeroAnjero]

I know what you mean....AI narrarion, animation etc It IS the image of the beast brought to life! I am glad others see it too!

[@valiana1975]

Hell is real and Heaven is realer 😅. I choose Heaven!

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

11:29 if you think that Gods mercy is eternal but it ends for those In Hell, then you don’t really think it’s eternal or infinite, merely conditional. I have heard NDEs where some have met Jesus( they say) and learned that those who are in lower realms; Hell , can go to Heaven , but they don’t believe it. God hands them over to their desires. These desires tell them there is no Heaven, they are stuck with their desires. When the end of Days comes, Hell will be emptied.

[@jeremyj3893]

The rich man and lazarus is a literal story and describes sheol otherwise known as the abode of the dead in the center of the earth. The old testament talks about it and jesus affrims it with that story. Which is why it says jesus went to the center of the earth for 3 days because the abode of the dead has paradise and torment. Its the temporary holding place for all of the dead. So those who are "asleep" are concious and in that place seperated by those who will be in Gods kingdom and those who will be cast into the lake of fire

[@comradekims.d.]

I read the Bible so i know that its dark it burns and there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth. The cries of their torment will be heard forever and ever. With no rest day and night.

[@PillsburryDoeboy-livinggod]

❤ Jesus said, destroy the soul twice? Going to hell and being tormented forever. Let’s look at it a different way, if I commit a crime and I go to jail. And I die in jail. That means, I was in jail forever. Because I never got out of the jail that I was in. That doesn’t mean I’m sitting in a jail forever and ever until the end of time. But then still after.

[@PillsburryDoeboy-livinggod]

Also, hell is a holding cell. There’s still the lake of fire, that comes after judgment. No human soul nor demon is in the lake of fire today. The lake of fire only comes after judgment, when hell and death are thrown into the lake of fire. Only after the humans are judged, are they thrown into the lake of fire. Also, the devil and his demons. Revelation 20:14 😢 I think the lake of fire is when the soul is destroyed.

[@teacher3995]

Many people say Hell is simply the grave

[@christopherbarham4402]

It’s not go watch “Life after death.” Changed me perspective on life after death

[@DustinNuttall]

Well, according to scripture, hell is thrown into the lake of fire. So, it seems to translate hell as the grave, bc even Christ died and the Bible says he conquered hell. Bible also says that going to hell is eternal death. So, Christ dying and coming back to life conquered that "death". The eternal pain isn't hell, it's the lake of fire.

[@EHenterprises]

Ok. Eternal flames. The Bible says the flames are eternal but it doesn't say that anyone will live in them or through them. If you go into any flame. You are burned to death. You can only be burned to death once, not eternally.

[@georgeforyan113]

in the book of Jude, it says that Sodom & Gomorrah were destroyed by an eternal fire. Is Sodom & Gomorrah still burning to this day? No! The eternal fire consumed all of them and were destroyed. Jesus never said the word Hell! He called it Gehenna, the Greek word for the Valley of Hinnom, a garbage dump set afire outside the walls of Jerusalem in the days of Jesus. Anything that entered into the fires of Gehenna were consumed and burned up. Thanks for your reply!

[@Theone00006]

There have been an untold number of people that have been to hell and come back. Some weren’t there long enough to endure torture. Some were there watching while under the protection of Jesus. Most do get tortured while there before they come back. Everyone’s trip to hell is different. There are levels to hell as there are in heaven. Some people get minimal torture while for others it’s non stop. Check out Randy Kay’s videos here on KZbin about Near Death Experiences. There are other people on KZbin that host NDE stories. I trust Randy the most.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

9:33 were they? Nah, they laugh. Keep laughing until you cry. Then in those flames your salty tears may slake your thirst. We shall care as much as you did for us during the time when it was good for you.

[@fivefolddisciples5554]

We are made of three parts; body, soul, and spirit. Jesus never said that the spirit dies and is destroyed, no. Only the body and the soul dies in the fires in hell, not the spirit. It is God who destroys the body and the soul of a lost, unrepentant sinner. All that you have left is the spirit of a human. And the spirit floats in a place of outer darkness being tormented eternally where there is wailing, weeping, and gnashing of teeth.

[@mmakreesekingjr2074]

There's another wrong being rich. It only becomes a problem when you're loving your money. God Encourages you to work hard for all your stuff.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

10:00 how is it a sin? Gleaning is the only thing I’m aware of that a poor person an do without incurring sin, except begging. No , being a begger is not a sin, unless you’re able to work.

[@angeladavis9264]

AMEN AMEN

[@aaariguadalupe1]

Love how you read it and questioned it at the end! Maybe god will completely destroy hell and the souls in it…

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

5:06 because they sought for reasons to condemn rather than forgive ( in God’s) Name. This IS understandable, but for fear of offending the One with the say; God, but assuming He has no mercy for the penitent sinner, is worse than merely forgiving carte blanche, making HASHEM permissive of sin. Depart from me you workers of lawlessness, or forgiving those who aren’t sorry or willing to repent, is what this meant.

[@T11paraplegic]

Who was the one that taught that the devil creating Hell? Because I was taught it was God and anybody who reads the Bible will knows that🤦‍♂️

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

11:17 being dead, is hell, period.

[@jparcher1740]

Hey will you should do a video of the moon "rusting" (Turning blood red" from a mineral called "hematite" which is greek for blood) look it up its very eye opening! Crazy how many prophecies are coming true from revelation!

[@sunher3434]

This is old

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

0321 I am taught that Gehenna is a trash heap you don’t want to visit.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

5:29 By the Devil and his Angels. He can’t rule his roost from Heaven anymore. So from the center of the Earth it is.

[@nicholasjamesrobertkennedy]

Hell was not created by satan. God created hell for Satan and his demons

[@abeldyer8316]

To fully comprehend eternal torment in Hell and the Lake of Fire one must carefully understand the eternal nature of God. He is the only eternal being that exists meaning He has neither a beginning or end as far as existence is concerned. Now having said that it must also be understood that God who is the very essence of eternity itself possesses eternal attributes. His rewards are eternal i.e. the righteous will spend eternity with Him in His Eternal Kingdom whereas the lost or condemned will be eternally separated from Him spending all of eternity suffering in never ending torment in the Lake of Fire which is the Second Death mentioned in the Holy Bible hence the phrase(paraphrasing here)...” Fear not those who can kill the body but instead fear Him who can kill both soul and body.”Natural death is the first death but the second death is the eternal death in the LOF. Point to ponder:- We humans were created in the image and likeness of God. As with the Holy Trinity aka God the Father,God the Son and God the Holy Spirit we humans have a body,soul and spirit.Since we are created beings our bodies return to the dust of the earth as mandated by God after death but our souls and spirits exists forever and either returns back to God if you died having repented of your sins,accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour of your life and also believing that He came in the flesh, died for our sins on the cross,was buried but rose to life on the third day after His death. On the other hand if you died not having done any of the mentioned above(dying in your sins) then you automatically become a participant in the Second Death(LOF). The key is understanding God’s eternal nature.

[@tomm6167]

Up until about 500 A.D., Christian beliefs about hell were reasonable and beautiful. The prevailing view then was that hell (the lake of fire, actually) not only punished but also purified the unrighteous. It was temporary -- each person's finite punishment would fit their finite crimes (sins). (The Greek speaking early church fathers knew that _aionios,_ the Greek word that is mistranslated as "eternal" in most English Bibles, doesn't mean "eternal.") Once a person's punishment and purification were complete, he or she would go to heaven. Everyone would eventually make it into heaven and be blessed, with heavenly rewards varying by person, based on the lives they led. For supporting verses & quotes, see my two replies. Please consider the God honoring and Christ victorious belief of eventual universal salvation aka Christian universalism.

[@tomm6167]

Some verses which promise, imply or strongly suggest eventual universal salvation: "As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive ... God [will] be all in all." (1 Corinthians 15:22,28) "As one trespass [Adam's] led to condemnation for all men, so one act of righteousness [Jesus'] leads to justification and life for all men." (Romans 5:18) "God has committed all to disobedience that he might have mercy on all ... From him and through him and to him are all things." (Romans 11:32,36) "...every knee shall bow to me [God], and every tongue shall confess to God." (Romans 14:11) " ... at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father." (Philippians 2:10-11) "And I [Jesus], when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself." (John 12:32) "And every creature which is in heaven and on earth and under the earth I heard saying, 'Blessing and honor and glory and power be to Him who sits upon the throne and to the Lamb forever.'" (Revelation 5:13) "O you who hear prayer, to you shall all flesh come. When iniquities prevail against me, you atone for our transgressions." (Psalm 65:2-3) "All you have made will praise you, O Lord." (Psalm 145:10a) "I will not contend forever, nor will I always be angry; for 'the spirit would grow faint before me, and the breath of life that I made'." (Isaiah 57:16) "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end. ... " (Lamentations 3:22) Also see John 17:2, Romans 5:19-20, 8:19-21, Ephesians 1:10, Philippians 3:21, Colossians 1:20, 1 Timothy 2:3-6, 4:10, Titus 2:11, 1 Peter 4:6, 1 John 2:2, 4:14, Revelation 15:4, 21:5,24-25, 22:2, combination of (Revelation 22:1,14-15,17a,17c), Psalm 22:27,29, Isaiah 25:6-8, 45:22-25, Lamentations 3:31, Ezekiel 16:53,55, Malachi 3:2-3, _Hope Beyond Hell_ by Gerry Beauchemin

[@tomm6167]

Most leading early church fathers believed in eventual universal salvation: "Christ saves all men. Some he converts by penalties, others who follow Him of their own will ... that every knee may be bent to Him, of those in heaven, on earth, and under the earth" [Isa. 45:22-23, Rom. 14:11, Phil. 2:10-11, Rev. 5:13] -- *Clement of Alexandria,* _Commentary on 1 John_ "When death shall no longer exist, nor the sting of death, nor any evil at all, then, verily, God will be All in all" [1 Cor. 15:28,55] -- *Origen,* _De Principiis 3:6.3_ "What else does 'until the times of universal restoration' signify to us, if not the aeon to come, in which all beings must receive their perfect restoration?" [Acts 3:21] -- *Eusebius,* leading historian of the early church, _Contra Marcellum __2:4:11_ "A few drops of blood renew the whole world, and become for all men that which rennet is for milk, uniting and drawing us into one." [Col. 1:15-20] -- *Gregory Nazianzus,* _Oration 42_ "Christ captured over again the souls captured by the devil, for that He promised in saying, 'I, if I be lifted up, will draw all men unto Me.'" [John 12:32, 1 Peter 3:19-20, 4:6, Psalm 68:18, Eph. 4:8-10, and maybe Matt. 12:29] -- *Athanasius,* _Expositions on the Psalms, 68.18_ "The peace [coming] from the Lord is coextensive with all time [eternity]. For all things shall be subject to him, and all things shall acknowledge his empire; and when God shall be all in all, those who now excite discords by revolts, having been quite pacified, [all things] shall praise God in peaceful concord." [Psalm 145:10a, 1 Cor. 15:28, Rev. 5:13] -- *Basil,* _Commentary on Isaiah 9:6_ "So the Son of Man came to save that which was lost, i.e., all, for as in Adam all die, so, too, in Christ shall all be made alive." [Luke 19:10, 1 Cor. 15:22] -- *Ambrose,* _Exposition on the Gospel of Luke 15.3_ "For the wicked there are punishments not perpetual, ... but they are to be tormented for a certain brief period, according to the amount of malice in their works. They shall therefore suffer punishment for a short space, but immortal blessedness, having no end, awaits them; ... the penalties to be inflicted for their many and grave crimes are very far surpassed by the magnitude of the mercy to be showed them. The resurrection, therefore, is regarded as a blessing, not only to the good, but also to the evil." [Isa. 57:16], *Diodore,* _De Oecon_ "Some among the wise and learned … have alluded to this in an enigmatic way, by adducing that God is not only just, but also merciful, and that it becomes the One who judges with justice to have sinners suffer in a measure that is proportional to their sins and then make them worthy of blessedness." -- *Theodore,* _Liber Scholiorum, 2:63_ "'All the kings of the earth shall adore him.' Some, indeed, in the present life willingly, but all the rest after the Resurrection; for not yet do we see all things subject to him, but then every knee shall bow to him." [The "kings of the earth" are rebellious unbelievers in Rev. 6:15, 17:2,18, 18:3,9, 19:19,21 ... but check out what happens in Rev. 21:24-27!] -- *Theodoret,* _On Psalm 72:11_ "Death shall come as a visitor to the impious; it will not be perpetual; it will not annihilate them; but will prolong its visit, till the impiety which is in them shall be consumed." [Matt. 5:26] -- *Jerome,* _On Micah 5:8_ "After the complete abolition of sin, praise shall be sung to God; which praise contain (implies) our being incapable of turning to sin ... when every created being shall be harmonized into one choir ... and when, like a cymbal, the reasonable creation, and that which is now severed by sin ... shall pour forth a pleasing strain, due to mutual harmony. Then comes the praise of every spirit for ever abounding with increase unto eternity." [Psalm 150] -- *Gregory of Nyssa,* _On Psalms, Tract 1, ch. 9_ Other church fathers who believed in eventual universal salvation include *Asterius, Bardaisan, Cyril of Alexandria, Didymus the Blind, Dionysius, Ephrem the Syrian, Gennadius, Hilary, John Cassian, John Chrysostom, Marcellus, Maximus the Confessor, Maximus of Turin, Methodius, Paulinus, Proclus, Titus of Basra & Victorinus.* Sources: Thomas Allin, _Christ Triumphant,_ Annotated by Robin Parry edition, chapters 4-5, 1905 & Ilaria Ramelli, _A Larger Hope?, Volume 1: Universal Salvation from Christian Beginnings to Julian of Norwich,_ 2019

[@Haywood2]

This title is misleading. You describe how you can go to hell not hell in general.

[@will123will]

I’m confused by what you mean?

[@CyborgGerbil]

Christ our Lord did not go to hell, He went to the good side of hades. In the Hebrew Scriptures, the word used to describe the realm of the dead is sheol. It simply means “the place of the dead” or “the place of departed souls/spirits.” The New Testament Greek equivalent of sheol is hades, which also refers to “the place of the dead.” Other passages in the New Testament indicate that sheol/hades is a temporary place, where souls are kept as they await the final resurrection and judgment. Revelation 20:11-15 gives a clear distinction between hades and the lake of fire. The lake of fire is the permanent and final place of judgment for the lost. Hades, then, is a temporary place. Many people refer to both hades and the lake of fire as “hell,” and this causes confusion. Jesus did not go to a place of torment after His death, but He did go to hades. Sheol/hades is a realm with two divisions-a place of blessing and a place of judgment (Matthew 11:23; 16:18; Luke 10:15; 16:23; Acts 2:27-31). The abodes of the saved and the lost are both generally called “hades” in the Bible. The abode of the saved is also called “Abraham’s bosom” (KJV) or “Abraham’s side” (NIV) in Luke 16:22 and “paradise” in Luke 23:43. The abodes of the saved and the lost are separated by a “great chasm” (Luke 16:26). When Jesus died, He went to the blessed side of sheol, or paradise. (Some believe, based on a particular interpretation of Ephesians 4:8-10, that Jesus took believers with Him from sheol to another place of bliss that we now call heaven. More likely, Ephesians 4 refers to the ascension of Christ.) All the unbelieving dead go to the cursed side of hades to await the final judgment. All the believing dead go to the blessed side of hades to await the resurrection. Did Jesus go to sheol/hades? Yes, according to Jesus’ own words, He went to the blessed region of sheol. Some have the viewpoint that Jesus went to “hell” or the suffering side of sheol/hades in order to further be punished for our sins. This idea is completely unbiblical. It was the death of Jesus on the cross that sufficiently provided for our redemption. It was His shed blood that effected our own cleansing from sin (1 John 1:7-9). As He hung there on the cross, He took the sin burden of the whole human race upon Himself. He became sin for us: “God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God” (2 Corinthians 5:21). This imputation of sin helps us understand Christ’s struggle in the Garden of Gethsemane with the cup of sin that He asked to pass from Him (Matthew 26:39). As Jesus neared death, He said, “It is finished” (John 19:30). His suffering in our place was completed. His soul/spirit went to hades (the place of the dead). Jesus did not go to “hell” or the suffering side of hades; He went to “Abraham’s side” or the blessed side of hades. Jesus’ suffering ended the moment He died. The payment for sin was paid. He then awaited the resurrection of His body and His return to glory in His ascension. Did Jesus go to hell? No. Did Jesus go to sheol/hades? Yes.

[@black-cross]

when God destroyed the Js in the OT they didnt cease to exist. they just suffered continually

[@jeremiahwilson1255]

I think that’s the seriousness of sin, though it is eternal punishment.

[@mjs6157]

Yeshua spoke Aramic, He would not have answered to Jesus. The Greek translation of Yeshua is Joshua. The letter (J )didn't exsit in the Aramic language.

[@michaelliquidano]

The Bible says: And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come. Matthew 24:14 My question to you is, how else would the gospel of Christ be preached to the world? It's called translations. What you said is true about "J" , but your mistaken to think that the name Yeshuah and Jesus are not the same. The faith is in who "He" was... He was the Messiah, the Anointed One, The Christ. I have heard that argument before, but it's one that usually comes from people who have not studied the word enough to understand. So I challenged you to read a gospel. Peace and God Bless you. May God give you discernment. My Name is Michael in Spanish that's Miguel.

[@nothanksplease]

WAIT you were told satan MADE hell?

[@ChristIsTheHealer]

0:36 Satan didn’t create hell where does it say that on the Bible. Revelation 20:10 the devil who deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur where the beast and the false prophets are, and they will be tormented day and night forever and ever. How can Satan suffer in his own creation? Doesn’t make sense.

[@FLMadekj]

He didn’t create it

[@swagiioncarter2996]

How can a all loving god create such a place 😮

[@FLMadekj]

@@swagiioncarter2996 he created for demons until people started sinning

[@swagiioncarter2996]

@@FLMadekj no demons are fallen angels god didn't create them they choose to be evil

[@FLMadekj]

@@swagiioncarter2996 who said God created demons and fallen angels are demons what are u talking about ?

[@TheTruthHidden]

Satan didn’t create hell… God created hell for Lucifer and his followers

[@will123will]

Exactly

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

9:48. Yes. The world to come; you are looking at it. Abraham’s bosom, is where the faithful departed await this world to come, in that realm; paradise. What we think of when we think of Heaven, except Heaven is here now on Earth…well , above us.

[@Chapter420]

Mark 10:21 9:59

[@LevelUpTrivia1]

How does the Bible describe Jesus? Rev 1.12 because it was nothing like how AI portrays him. Your not portraying him how the Bible describes him. If it doesn’t matter what he looked like then his description would not have been written. But Godbless you for preeching bro.

[@calnatomagan3300]

Hell is a torment from the devil and is angels. Lake of fire is torment with the devil and his angels

[@will123will]

This could be true.

[@calnatomagan3300]

@will123will when Jesus spoke to the demons that possessed that one man before he let them go in the heard of pigs. They ask Jesus not to send them into the lake of fire. They're even afraid of going there. So it's pretty obvious

[@tomm6167]

There are many clues in the parable* of the Rich Man and Lazarus that, instead of contrasting the saved vs. unsaved, it's contrasting the treatment of Jews vs. Gentiles in the gospel age^, when the tables would be turned**: Rich Man -- is never directly accused of a sin (only of being wealthy)^^ Lazarus -- is never described as righteous (only of being a beggar)* * * Purple -- indicates royalty (chosenness) Fine linen -- was for Jewish priests (Exodus 28:39) Abraham -- why is he in this parable at all? Because it specifically concerns Judaism. Father Abraham -- described as "Father" Flame -- the flame is singular -- not plural -- so it's not about hell Five brothers -- Judah's 5 _full-blooded_ brothers were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Issachar & Zebulun (Gen. 35:23) Moses & prophets -- The Jewish people had Moses and the prophets Not convinced by one rising from the dead -- a prophecy of Christ's pending resurrection, which his Jewish audience would learn about but not heed (for the most part) * It follows the parables of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, the Prodigal Son and the Unjust Steward, strongly suggesting that it, too, is a parable. So does one drop of water being able to help in this situation. ^ In the gospel age, Israel is partially hardened by God (Rom. 11:25), while Gentiles are included in the church. ** This doesn't _excuse_ centuries of antisemitism, right up through the present time. ^^ The Rich Man's material wealth represents his belonging to the chosen people, and having the written revelation of God (Hebrew scriptures). * * * "Lazarus" is probably another name for "Eliezer," Abraham's Gentile servant (Gen. 15:2). Here, Lazarus represents Gentiles who were beggars in the sense that they were lacking knowledge of God, due to God's chosen people not having shared it with them. Consider the unjust steward in the preceding parable, and Jesus overturning tables at the temple.

[@DILLIGAF88]

None of this makes any sense to me. So let me get this straight, the average life span on earth for a human is 70 years. In that 70 years you don’t worship god you’ll be cast into a lake of fire and burn and scream and nash your teeth for eternity and that’s a fair and just god🤔. Is there something I’m missing here?

[@NotNecessarily-ip4vc]

Elohim, Christ and Ruach Elohim (Holy Trinity; singularity). Yahweh Elohim, Jesus Christ and Ruach Yahweh (Unholy Trinity; plurality).

[@jozitro4554]

Two words..... Hell worms.😳

[@maxs.8372]

7:26 Son* 7:31 Son*

[@will123will]

The auto captions put "suns." Thats a lack of effort on my part by not checking over it more carefully.

[@TranscendentalSpiritualMansion]

Hell is already being experienced here on earth. Even the Father punishes here on earth what makes you think he won’t punish us in heaven.

[@georgeforyan113]

The word and concept of hell are used with countless religions, taking on all kinds of images and metaphors....and is not originally a biblical word. It is not Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek. Ancient mythologies and contemporary folk religions on every continent, as well as the major religions of Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, Taoism, and Zoroastrianism all have concepts of hell. And they’re all different! If we have to keep the term hell in scripture, I can’t imagine it going away, we should at least be careful which biblical word we apply it to. That one word-and only that one that Jesus spoke of-is Gehenna. Gehenna was the Valley of Hinnom, a garbage dump outside of Jerusalem in the days of Jesus and is more a metaphor about the torment and punishment of living a disobedient and immoral lifestyle in this lifetime than a punishment in the afterlife.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

2:06 a fool takes a wife before his trade is established or his house is built. If you want to understand the words of this Jew, then you have to read ( and observe ) HIS Scripture ; Tanach, Torah, writings prophets. Else you can’t. We can’t reinterpret his way and call his people condemned. You can’t just take his words and think they nullify scripture, they fulfill it. Still need to know what it is. Other wise you might be profiting off his Death, thus making yourself an idolater.

[@aaronmosa8015]

In luke 12.5 Jesus warned about hell (But I’ll tell you whom to fear. Fear God, who has the power to kill you and then throw you into hell. Yes, he’s the one to fear.).. therefore God the /father / created hell . He made angels responsible about hell. God said in the Quran chapter enrobed v29 31(. It scorches the flesh. Over it are Nineteen. We have appointed only angels to be wardens of the Fire, and caused their number to be a stumbling block for those who disbelieve;). God will punish human and jinn or demons. God said in the Quran chapter prostation v13(the declaration from Me will come true: “I will fill Hell with jinn and humans, altogether.”)

[@SAVAG3RABB1T]

Hell is not the same thing as the Lake of Fire. Read Revelation. The archangel Michael will cast hell into the lake of fire. How can you cast something into itself?

[@Kendrick_trucker]

Hell and the lake of fire are not same hell is a holding place the lake of fire is the second death and is 10 times worst than hell and is where the anti christ and the false prophet will be cast along with hell the Bible says hell will be cast into the lake of fire

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

11:37 Brother, get a Tanach. Compare. Remember this is of by and for Jews, and unless your heart is circumcised ( Gentile) then you , ain’t. Be a Jew , and Observe…even if you aren’t. This is what Jesus wanted , this is what I want. It’s what you need.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

6:40 As we live, we can repent BEFORE we die. Nope one cannot repent from the sin we intend to commit. The Master ( of the whole shebang) is Death( as a person,) just as Jesus of Life, His Father is , IS, Death, in the flesh, with The breath of life in his lungs. I ought to know I mean, Jesus, calls himself “life , water, bread, the way. Do you honestly think he is literally all these things? He is, but by representing them as a person, not by literally being bread, except that he knew about the coming Eucharist. So he being his son represents these things, while His “ Father “ who is to come, who shall be known as HASHEM, to the Jews of that generation, He represents Death, ( life )judgement, ( what we get when we lie, or break the Law) loss, (the way) Darkness ( light) . Do you see? Jesus never was anointed ( by a Kohen Gadol ) . He is who he says he is , I say, because he >will be

[@oldmanjoe6808]

All wrong. This is what happens when people do not study before posting. The Original word in Mt.10:28 is *not* "hell." It's "geenna"... where Molech was worshiped and children were sacrificed.You are preaching will123will 6:23 saying, "The wages of sin is eternal life." "Hades" as "hell" comes from Greek Mythology. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqGVi39mltitkMU In Lk.16:19-31, Christ was *not* preaching Greek Mythology nor hell. Remember? you gave eternal life to everyone, saint and sinner alike to accommodate the false belief in Greek Mythological hell. Jesus was using the belief system of the pagan Pharisees against them, otherwise Christ who already decreed "You shall *surely* die" makes error in His preaching. That means He is not the real Savior.

[@taylorevans261]

It’s eternal destruction