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I'm not here to offer opinions, The Bible being fully sufficient. And this was an important reminder of what we know about the world to come. Not everyone in it will be of equal standing. Modernists overlook many elements thought important by God, the immense suffering of those disregarding their need for redemption being the first thing to go out the window. Some people will enjoy where they are and appreciate their opportunity to Praise Him Forever, while others nevertheless acknowledging His power and majesty will be doing so from a position of anguish and pain.
WHO WILL PARTICIPATE IN THIS ACTIVITY?
Revelation 5:13a And every creature which is in heaven, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, heard IWHAT WILL THEY BE SAYING?
Revelation 5:13b saying, Blessing, and honour, and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the LambHOW LONG WILL THEY BE SAYING IT FOR?
Revelation 5:13c. for ever and ever.For those rejecting God's offer of Redemption, although acknowledging Him as supreme, all activities will be from a position of utter humiliation, burning¹ in molten brimstone² with wailing³ tooth gnashing⁴ torment⁵ and misery⁶ over and over again. I often take notes and was encouraged this Christmas to remember what Christ came to rescue us from, as explained in The Bible, and to read the complete chapters later. To deny that torture could be perpetual is to deny the words of Jesus or in many cases I suppose to deny that Jesus or The Bible offer anything real in the first place. So why bother being a "Church" at all? I look forward to Pastor explaining their error, which I can only assume is deliberate since to become an Episcopalian or Lutheran minister there's a training course isn't there? Where they get to read The Bible? They must know what it says. And to claim it's not written by God is to claim there isn't any God to write or inspire⁷ anything. Is there something else He's provided to explain the world, the catastrophe of sin and the need for Redemption which they have access to – but we don't?
1. Revelation 21:8
2. temperature range of molten brimstone approx. 240˚F to 830˚F
3. Matthew 13:49-50
4. Luke 13:27-28
5. Revelation 14:11
6. Romans 3:13-16
7. II Timothy 3:16










) certainly deserve to have all these additional lines, ummm.... The play is not about the wise men, it is about Jesus, you know. Your character is obviously pivotal, but not that pivotal, if you know what I mean.
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