Those that commit the 'unforgivable sin' of Matthew (12:32); Hebrews (6:4-6) are 'not forgiven'. Christ died for all but not all want to respond. That is why Matthew (20:28b) says Jesus gave his life as a ransom for 'many' not all.
Also those living when Jesus takes action that are judged by him as being goat-like (Matthew 25:23) go to everlasting punishment as verse 46 says.
2nd Thessalsonians (1:9) equates that punishment as destruction as does Psalm (92:7).
Those on the broad road of Matthew (7:13) are: destroyed.
At the end of Jesus thousand-year reign over earth whoever then, at that time, who is not in the book of life will experience the second death- Rev (20:14,15) There will be no resurrection for those destroyed in second death.
Timothy 2:6 Who gave himself a ransom for all, to be testified in due time.
Bible is clear as this scripture says
CHRIST DIED FOR ALL. In aswer to the many
it does not mean some are missed out it means numeriuos amount will be saved
At the end of the Day everything will have a number . That mathematical number will
be many.For to interpret this anyway you are in danger of suggesting thier is a
mistake in the Bible as one scripture says many and another says all. Both scriptures
thierfore can be accomadated by simply saying the many is mathematical and it ecompasses
All
At the end of Jesus thousand-year reign over earth whoever then, at that time, who is not in the book of life will experience the second death- Rev (20:14,15) There will be no resurrection for those destroyed in second death
1 Corinthians 15:26
The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.
how can thier be a everlasting death after death is conquered and done away with.
We are unsure about exactly what Revelations mean so we can summarise. If Mankind is temporarily put in fire
that does not disregard the fact as I have always wrote that enventually
Christ will save them.
Scripture teaches this clearly also this is Gods nature to rehabilitate and make new
all of his creation.
Those that commit the 'unforgivable sin' of Matthew (12:32); Hebrews (6:4-6) are 'not forgiven'. Christ died for all but not all want to respond. That is why Matthew (20:28b) says Jesus gave his life as a ransom for 'many' not all
Also the unforgivable sin is still a sin. Sin has to be paid for. It has a wage.
The unforgivable sin is still a sin .
And its wages are death. All sin are been paid for
by Chirst Death.You have a big hangup on the unforgivable sin.Even tho we are really not sure what it is or whenChrist said ,it would not be forgiven,in the world or age to come. YOU DONT KNOW WHAT AGE CHRIST IS TALKING ABOUT. CHRIST NEVER SAID IT WOULD NOT EVER BE FORGIVEN > JUST GIVES A TIME PERIOD. This makes sence as in the world when all mankind will be transformed and reborn is a different world all together.God could never forgive the old sinful man yet after they are saved via Christ grace then all is a new creation.
This is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior, 4who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth"
(1 Tim. 2:3-4).
It is Gods will all will be saved. As in the Lords prayer thy
will be done on
earth as it is in heaven .
Scripture is clear that
YOUR DOCTRINE IS OF CRUELTY AND DEMONS
it is pathetic and weak.
Your God is weak and Christ sacrifice was for nothing .
You have created a doctrine that Satan would be proud of.
Satan would love to have God be even more crueler than he is.
What is victory to the Devil to have won the destruction of most
of the human race. What a joke God would look when most
are annhilated or eternally tormented. The reality is the God of
both of these beliefs is far worse than the enemny himself
As he cannot rehabilitate or free the very creation he possess
to love. According to your doctrine the glory at judgement isnt Gods
Its Satans victory.
I suggest you repent . As thier is a possibility your beliefs may
put you with the goats rather than the sheep.