Hell explained in 248.6 seconds
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- The idea that God will torment people in hell forever is absolutely not true. See for yourself in 248.6 seconds what the Bible says hell really is.
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Thank you for explaining this so well! I was thinking earlier that I wish that someone would explain this so that others could understand.
I’ve seen people get angry when told that those who go to hell will not be continuously burning throughout the ages of eternity. I have said that God’s love for His children is so much greater that our love, it would be impossible to compare it. And I said, could you burn your child throughout eternity because they had not repented for the trespasses that they committed during the short time they lived on this earth? How could they believe that we serve a fair & just God if He were capable of such hate & vengeance? That’s not the same loving, kind & long suffering God that I serve. My God is benevolent, compassionate, devoted, dedicated, empathetic, faithful, forgiving, good, holy, loving, loyal, merciful, pure, patient, righteous, selfless, tender, thoughtful, virtuous, wholesome!
How could anyone believe such a God could burn someone throughout the ages of eternity?
So true Bunnie! Love does not rejoice in punishment and torment. It is sad how many Christians have been deceived by the eternal hell teaching, so much so, that indeed they get angry when hearing other people will not suffer forever, even wondering why people would at all repent if hell is not eternal. They have a completely distorted picture of God's character, and a very wrong motive for being a Christian. No one will be scared into the kingdom. Only love will draw and save. It's not about the punishment of hell, it is about being restored to our Creator and King, to be made righteous again. That should be our only motive to want to follow Jesus =)
@@thechristianlife 🙏🏼Amen, a thousand times🙏🏼
I just LOVE the way you explain the Bible beloved. Well said and we'll done!
You have probably heard me say it before Leo, but I'll keep saying it, it is fully my privilege and anything positive coming from it is to God's credit 🙌
I think Christianity is the best religion ever ✝️
Me too Michael ;)
It’s the only religion
Excellent teaching keep up the good work.
We for sure will continue to share God's truth =) Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Watching the videos to the end as soon as they come out, liking it, commenting and sharing, all help the algorithm to show the video to more people. So thanks!
Praise God, the Bible is so clear on this subject. Thank you for taking the time to shine a light on God's truth. Blessings!
New sub. 🤗💚🙏
That's right Traci, thank you for watching and leaving a comment! Welcome to the family =)
i'm in love with this few minutes
Mind blowing stuff- for real!
Thank you!!
Your welcome! We love making these videos sharing God's liberating truth
Thank you! So well put!!
Am happy to hear that Kita!
I am glad our God doesn"t let people burn forever. Our God is ❤
Absolutely!
Yes!! God loves us so much. He dosen't want to loose any of us💚💚 I am so glad that we have such a loving God. I hope and pray that people will see and experience that, that God loves them.
That's right!
Amen!
Amen 🙏👏very beautiful and sweet message❤️🩷🩵💙🥰😍🙂😊🤗💓🌹🌷🪻💐🌺⚘️
I very rarely comment on posts. As you can see by my name, I consider it often a waste of time. But I have commented here on this video because it is fundamentally important to our relationship with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit that we understand WHO it is we trust in and love.
If we believe in a God who provides eternal punishment after judging a person evil, how can we equate that to a God that is love - not loving - but equivalence, God IS love (1 Jn 4:7)
If sinful people cannot bear the presence of God and his Glory, like when Moses came down the mountain glowing and had to cover his face after just glimpsing the back of God, how can we believe that a place for sinners can be kept burning near us for all eternity? God is a consuming fire (Ex 24:17, Deut 9:3, Heb 12:29) His glory is too much for sinners to bear, they would prefer for rocks and mountains to crush them rather than face it
We also know that Satan (his angels, and sin) has a short time, not forever, to do damage. (Rev 12, specifically v12, Rev 20:10, Rom 16:20, 1 Jn 3:8) while Satan starts battles all over earth, it is frivolous because Jesus has already won the war. The war has only two sides, good and evil and each person on earth makes their choice. We have a just and merciful God, He gives every person, every opportunity to choose Him. Even those who face their destruction in the judgement will acknowledge God as fair (Is 45:23, Phil 2:10, Rom 14:11)
On eternal/forever/everlasting... in the Greek can be explained as something that goes on for all time, or something that goes on until the end of something. It is the result of the act, not the process. e.g. They will burn forever - do we have any example of anything burning forever? As explained in the video, the eternal burning for Sodom... is NOT on fire today, it was fully consumed by fire so that no area could ever be considered Sodom again. The same with the "everlasting" punishment of Mt 25, the consequence is eternal, forever, cannot be undone, once it is delivered there is no claim to righteousness after it, the outcome is you are gone forever, but the process is NOT eternal.
In Jude 1:6, the angels are in eternal chains... UNTIL judgement, how can eternal and until coexist in a sentence? The truth is in the original language and syntax.
The same can be said of eternal salvation, are we forever being saved by the dying of Jesus? No, the act of dying on the cross and being raised to life SAVED us, past tense, so that we now, as a consequence of Jesus' process, experience the outcome of the act... eternal salvation.
I hope this helps, I am so passionate about the incorrect understanding of hell because it is, in my mind one of the most damaging doctrines to understanding the character of God. I believe the judgement is part of the Good News, because without it, sin cannot be forever eradicated. Those of us who love and trust in Jesus, we have no fear of the judgement and no fear of hell, it makes our choice to follow Him uncoerced! Only love can awaken love.
So, so true! I am very grateful that you took the time to write this comment, and to reply to other people's comments with the truth. I share the same belief that the eternal hell teaching has been one of the most destructive ones to Christianity and especially the image of God. In my opinion, your efforts in the comment section here have definitely not been a waste of time 😄
AMEN ! PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THE TRUTH ❤.
Yes! It'd be great if you can share the video with at least 1 friend. If we all do that, the message gets out further and faster =)
@@thechristianlife Oh yes , 👍 I've been sharing on Facebook, Whatsapp, Messenger etc .
Another thing that’s comforting, is that the fire is God’s love 1 john 4:8. This love cannot exist with sin. And without Jesus, we humans who are so intertwined with sin because of or nature, but just as much own choices, cannot stand when we are exposed to that love, that fire. WE NEED JESUS.
I do take great comfort tho, that those who died and by their choices choose not to be part of Him, the last thing thing they’ll ever experience is Gods allconsuming love for them and then it will be done for eternity.
That's so true Birdie! Thanks for taking the time to share those thoughts with us
A nice and short way to put it 👍 Keep up the Go(o)d work😃
Thanks! 🙂
Great video.❤
Thanks for watching
@TheChristianLife May I asked what camera are u using :)
Could you make videos teaching about main bible stories? Like maybe about Noah, king David, Daniel
Thank you for asking Karen =) What kind of videos about these characters would you have in mind? Any particular questions or situations, or just going through their life story?
@@thechristianlife I really just want to know more about the stories in the bible.. I grew up sda but I feel like I don’t know much about the bible. The overall story with a bit of details :)
Yes, going through their life story and what we can learn from it. What is significant!
You are such a blessing ❤️
Christ in us in the real blessing 🙌🙏
Good video sir I really do appreciate it .
But Im still uncertain of hell because the Bible describes hell as an "eternal flame"
Can you maybe explain that if you have the time in another video?
Sorry but I'm so confused about hell and heaven.
Sorry man but ima have to unsubscribe for this. This is heresy. You don’t have a correct understanding of sin. It’s infinite offense to God, so the judgment has to be of infinite value, so that God’s perfect justice maintains. There’s two ways that sin is dealt with. By Christ who has already paid it all with his life, or by hell for eternity. First one is easy, (just believe for a tiny split second on the Lord Jesus Christ, it’s that simple)
It's not heresy, nor is judgement removed if the concept of hell is challenged.
The concept of eternal/everlasting/forever (etc) in the Greek can be explained as something that goes on for all time, or something that goes on until the end of something. It is the result of the act, not the process. e.g. They will burn forever - do we have any example of anything burning forever? Despite the OT stating eternal burning for Sodom it is NOT on fire today, is was fully consumed by fire so that none of it could ever be considered Sodom again. The same with the "everlasting" punishment of Mt 25, the consequence is eternal, forever, cannot be undone, once it is delivered there is no claim to righteousness after it, the outcome is you are gone forever, but the process is NOT eternal.
The same can be said of eternal salvation, are we forever being saved by the dying of Jesus? No, the act of dying on the cross and being raised to life SAVED us, past tense, so that we now, as a consequence of Jesus' process, experience the outcome of the act... eternal salvation. You can believe "eternal" salvation is a "tiny split second" of belief but not that God is able to quench evil in a split second?
Great explanation. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hell is a town in Norge though. but yes on a serious note i think i agree. It's always flummoxed me that people would burn forever. It seems to be main stream idea. To me It just doesn't seem really just persay. Belief and religion is very confusing. totally different discussion. So those who go to hell are just erased from existing right ? Or just their sin ?
Haha yeah I know :P Weird to live there haha. Hell is the moment where God will eradicate sin fully. If people hold on to sin, then they themselves will also need to be erased from existence, that's right. Because a God of love will not force people to let go of sin if they don't want to. He tries to convince them before it is too late, which is the primary reason for why we make videos in the first place. To help restore people back to God =)
@@thechristianlife That seems make sense. What about the lake of fire though?
@@NarutoUzumakiofficial good question. 2 Peter 3:7 says “But the heavens and the earth which are now preserved by the same word, are reserved for fire until the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men.”. In other words, on judgement day, the Earth will turn into fire, aka the lake of fire, that destroys sins and those who hold on to it.
There is also a “Hell” here on Grand Cayman!
What about matthew 26:24? According to your explanation Judas will come in a state of never-been-born, so why does Jesus say this?
Thank you for this teacher. How do you explain Revelations 20:10 though when it says
“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.”
And how do you reconcile this with the idea of “eternal punishment” Jesus describes in Matthew 25:46?
My point exactly!
The concept of eternal/everlasting/forever (etc) in the Greek can be explained as something that goes on for all time, or something that goes on until the end of something. It is the result of the act, not the process. e.g. They will burn forever - do we have any example of anything burning forever? Despite the OT stating eternal burning for Sodom it is NOT on fire today, is was fully consumed by fire so that none of it could ever be considered Sodom again. The same with the "everlasting" punishment of Mt 25, the consequence is eternal, forever, cannot be undone, once it is delivered there is no claim to righteousness after it, the outcome is you are gone forever, but the process is NOT eternal.
The same can be said of eternal salvation, are we forever being saved by the dying of Jesus? No, the act of dying on the cross and being raised to life SAVED us, past tense, so that we now, as a consequence of Jesus' process, experience the outcome of the act... eternal salvation.
I hope this helps, we have much more knowledge and understanding of original languages nowadays, we can really get to the intention of the words that were once translated quite simply and basically when we consider the context and Spirit of the Word also.
Great question Karate Boi and Nikki Sat. There's a few verses that can seem confusing, but no worries, they all fit together in the same framework. I'm planning to soon make a video about these verses and explain them =)
@@thechristianlife Thank you so much! I must say, your videos are enhancing my relationship with the Word. I haven't seen anything like them. So pithy and digestible and truly based on the Bible. Incredible animations as well. God bless you and your family
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We're doing our best =) Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
It sounds good, it really does. Unfortunately, i can't see how this is consistent with what scripture teaches. Just my take on it. Still fan of the channel though 😉🙌
Appreciate your comment bro. It's on my list to make a video where I take up the verses that may sound confusing. That video would then come on my new channel @melvinsandelin We are not continuing to upload videos here
@@thechristianlife Sounds good. I will make sure to subscribe
Interesting how this guy shows in 4 minutes how logical and clear the Bible is about what 'hell' is, yet those claiming heresy and untruth just claim that, without any proof. Learn some Greek and do a word study, it is not even that hard these days with resources online...
As if you read my mind ;)
Read the Bible for yourself, with prayer and asking God to show you truth. How could a God that is all knowing and all love torture people forever? That is not the loving God that I know. I also heard someone say you should read something at least 6 times because every time you read 📚 you comprehend more. The more i read and pray for God's guidance, the more I see his love ❤️.
So true Diana! Thanks for sharing that
Of course God is a loving God. But don't think you can live a disobedient life, then expect to go to heaven. 😢That's why He give us free will. Read your Bible and learn the truth! Please do not sugar coat the meaning of hell. Revelation 21:8, Matthew 13:50, Matthew 25:31. You have not explained Jude 1:7 correctly. Please do not deceived people, in that way they will not be saved. ❤
@@sattaurnikki Do you think your obedience can save you? That seems even more dangerous than trusting in the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ and His blood.
So why the bible says, that hell was created for satan and his demons, and unbelievers will go there? 😢😢
Eternity and sin cannot co-exist, there cannot be a place and time where God and His people are living together and sin is still hanging around elsewhere... God must destroy all sin forever once He returns to complete our reconciliation to Him. Hell MUST be something that consumes evil once and for all, not conserves it beside us as though eternal torture may have some purpose.
That's a good reply to a good question. I would add to that, the purpose of hell was to eradicate every trace of evil. Satan and the demons were the ones spreading evil, so hell was meant to destroy them. However, when Satan deceived humanity, the human race joined itself to their ranks, to evil. By the human race choosing evil rather than God, we have chosen to voluntarily take a seat next to Satan and the demons on death row. A very sad reality, but thanks to the grace of God each individual is given time to rethink that decision, and to change their mind, and choose God instead.
Hi again
hi 😀
This is false teaching. Repent!
Please read my comment!
David, I appreciate you as a subscriber to the channel, and understand that the message of this video may cause you to react like you did. But dear friend, I want to genuinely encourage you to pray and study this topic out more, and not just hold on to the traditions of many Christian churches. Because not only is this Biblical, but it is also liberating. God is so much better than what you and I can imagine, His love so deep, it is unsearchable. A video discussing all the confusing texts on this topic is on my list, but until then, you may find this a useful tool in your studies: www.helltruth.com/. May God bless you friend.
@@thechristianlife I will be unsubscribing now
@@davidmbonu You're always welcome back brother, but I truly hope you will take this opportunity to study this topic out ;)
@David Mbono ... Prove it
This is heretical! I pray for you and all of those in the SDA church that you may know the truth. This is not the truth!
Hi Stephy, I just wrote this in reply to another comment, but I'd like to share it with you to.
"I understand that the message of this video may cause you to react like you did. But dear friend, I want to genuinely encourage you to pray and study this topic out more, and not just hold on to the traditions of many Christian churches. Because not only is this Biblical, but it is also liberating. God is so much better than what you and I can imagine, His love so deep, it is unsearchable. A video discussing all the confusing texts on this topic is on my list, but until then, you may find this a useful tool in your studies: www.helltruth.com/. May God bless you friend."
@@thechristianlife
This is my frustration with the SDA Church. You guys believe that you have the truth and everyone else is wrong. But it is you who is deceived. I continue to pray and encourage you to seek out the truth. I'm not regurgitating man-made tradition, I am reading exactly what God says in his word. His word is enough and liberating, That's why I put my full trust and faith in Yeshua.
1 John 4:18 There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love.
My parents taught me their belief in eternal torment for the wicked when I was a child, with the best of intentions to lead me to Christ.
They truly believed it was what the Bible taught. However, I have come to realize that God is more loving than any human's best intention, and His Word is all we need to discover the Truth. It will set us free
@stephy babs ... Prove it
guy is misleading people poor guy will burn in hell for this find a Baptist church and find the truth good luck to you.
Several people have commented that this video is teaching falsehood but none have showed any biblical evidence for why it is false. Could you provide some please?
@@t.a.c.k.5053 thanks for pointing this out, I have asked the same to a few who have not replied.
There are some verses that have confused many. A video discussing these verses is high on my list of videos I want to make soon =)
Yeah, I haven't seen any scripture reference so far going against what this video is teaching. Some have said "the Bible is proof" but I've gone through it cover to cover several times and can't find one reference to disprove what this video says.