Ben Masada
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Nope, the entire earth is hell.
I dont think we will agree on this part though.
However, what i have been thinking about is the 'lake of fire'.The bible says that hell will be cast into the lake of fire. Since I believe the earth is hell, the lake of fire can possilbly be the sun.
The bible says that at some point the heavenly bodies will be shaken and people will be frantic and faint with worry. I think that if something had to knock our earth out of its orbit, it might just end up on a collision course with the lake of fire, the sun. But im still thinking about it. The bible is clear on the matter though. The heavenly bodies will be shaken. Stars falling out of the sky, means we wont be able to see stars we have before, which means we will change orbit. The moon not shedding her light, means the moon wont be coming with us, or wont be orbiting around us like she used to....If the sun isnt going to shed her light anymore, then it means we are not in the same orbit as we were before and night and day wont be what it was before. We could be plunged into darkness.
The other 'lake of fire' could be the entire univere out there, since it is loaded with stars, and it is pretty big. It is itself a lake. The earth will eventually become like a ship floating on the sea of the universe, like noah's boat was during the flood. The conditions for survival is limited if at all possilbe. Will those on the earth be able to save themselves?
heneni
Wow Heneni! What a fantastic apocalypse description of the end! Are you some kind of oracle of Delphus?
Anyway, I have heard something like that from the scientific point of view from an Astronomer. But that it will probably take place within another
few millions of years. By then, perhaps, the Jewish People won't be around to prevent it from happening. That's in Jeremiah 31:35-37. Check it out.
Ben