The Results of Sin on the Unredeemed

An unprotected person jumped on an uncontrollable freight train, walking on the runway, circling the corner at a very fast speed. I hit a brick wall just 100 feet thick. The train did not brake, the engineer just died, the passengers lived for a short time. But there are lots of hope - someone can save them. Salvation lends a helping hand to them, expresses love and compassion, and reveals their powers. However, although they need to help to accept free salvation, they will do so.

They were all guilty and Christians who died in the body of the unconserved world, baptism was death and buried with Christ: Paul's life lived in the cross-declared information unless it had not bothered. They are regarded as new creations and share the victory of Christ and one day they will resurrect from death like him. Through this resurrected Christ, my father poured the Holy Spirit upon them and renewed them. There is no doubt that Paul is hard to understand. His style often reflects the Jewish style of his own time, and our mind, we often skip summit at the following times. However, as many beautiful jewels become part of our Christian 's daily lives, our problems will become more prominent.

First, the Bible clearly shows that those who are not saved live in hell forever. The word of Jesus confirms that the time spent in heaven for those who have paid back will last as long as it is a hell that is not saved. According to Matthew 25:46, "They will be punished forever, but the righteous will live forever." Some people believe that people in hell will eventually disappear, but the Lord himself confirms that it exists forever. In Matthew 25: 41 and Mark 9: 44, marked "Eternal fire" and "Fire that can not be erased".

The problem of hell doctrine has been burned for a long time in the circle of evangelism (please forgive the issue). A few years ago, Rob Bell's book "The Victory of Love" (Collins) was accused of universalism in the pastor of the former super church. I believe that extinction of hell is no longer in eternal suffering, and those who do not repent will no longer exist after death. Joseph Wood of Nazareth Theological Seminary said as follows. Freedom to choose who refuses to receive salvation through Christ.