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Yes this would be an interesting topic to cover.

There’s a difference between being still born and not existing. The text does not say, “It would be better if he did not exist.”

Thanks for the comment! Romans 5 ties these two things together. Verses 18-19 are really clear on this.

The Greek word for bow is often used to mean worship, including in the septuagint. Also, Paul is quoting from Isaiah 45, and the context there is talking about the salvation of the ends of the earth. 'Come unto me, all the ends of the earth and be saved...'

Do you know God as verse 8 say? Because your local pastor or pope could not by no means show you God. Do you think God that will burn and torture His own children is the same as God who was tortured for His children? Do you know Isa 54 : 10 chapter after famous 53 that speaks about Cross of the Lord Jesus Christ and showing us that God will establish Covenant of peace that will never end? And that prophecy is fulfilled Col 1:20 and by Him to reconcile ALL THINGS TO HIMSELF , by Him, whether things on earth or things in heaven, having made peace through the blood of His cross. So Covenant of peace is established,the one that will never end,and man still speaking about ``end of Grace`` ``wrath`` This verse clearly say God will reconcile things only by the blood of the cross..Not wrath.. So do you think you know God. How does the 2nd thess ends? 2Th 3:16 Now may the Lord of peace Himself give you peace always in every way. The Lord be with you all. What is the wisdom from above? James 3:17 But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality and without hypocrisy. James 3:18 Now the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace. Who are those that will figure this out and start to believe TRUE EVERLASTING GOOD NEWS ,and proclaim to people in fear of false gospel of condemnation : If you dont do,you will not? Mat 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers, For they shall be called sons of God. Get to know God....The rest will just be crystal clear.

​@@danielbelteshazzar-mg7rbI believe I know God through Christ and the guidance of his Spirit and have been a follower of Jesus for over 50 years. I agree with you regarding the reconciliation of all things. I ask the question regarding 2 Thessolonians 1v6-10 in order to respond well to those who ask about the hope I have. Grace and Peace.

Convince them to believe in a religious lie. Ask of God to teach you the truth,and to remove all false believe you have...When The Father start to teach,after year or so you can answer all..Even this lake ,I can approach from many angles..Its al lot of symbology that God use to show us His work,and His work is ``Making man in His own image`` But man is blind and try to make himself in Gods image.. Lake of fire is simply symbolic of Baptism of Spirit and Fire... Water/Spirit - Fire/ The Word Golden lamp stand /Church is nowhere because its been purified..To become City of PURE Gold...Not just gold..its not enough. Ephesians 5:26 that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water/Spirit by the word, John 6:63 Ephesians 5:27 that He might present her to Himself a GLORIOUS church, NOT HAVING spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be HOLY and without blemish. ...and showed me the great city, the HOLY Jerusalem, descending out of heaven from God, Rev 21:11 having the GLORY of God. Her light was like a most precious stone, like a jasper stone, clear as crystal. ....and the city was PURE GOLD, like clear glass. Ancient goldsmith used fire and sulfur/brimstone to make a pure gold The gold was heated until it melted and the impurities, called dross, would float to the surface and would be skimmed off. This process was repeated until the dross was all gone and the refiner could see his reflection in the gold. That is when the ancient refiners knew it was pure. -until the dross was all gone and the refiner could see his reflection in the gold = see image of Himself - Man in His own image

@@Revolver1701 “Universalism Debunked?” Might line up with that. It deals with the parallel in Matt 25 between eternal life and eternal punishment.

Right. Unitarianism if that’s a good distinction to describe that belief assumes that all will be in paradise after death and that not one person will face rebuke. It also seems to lean towards all religions generally being comparable or equal in their goals and motivations, which I also do not think is true. I end up preferring the description of ultimate reconciliation or restoration to describe Christian Universalism, since it separates from the other that it can easily be conflated with.

@@CTomCooper You dont understand the goal. Not all will be priest. There will be people that will need priests. Goal is to learn from God,and to end this religious lie forever,so that people get out of bondage that religious carnal priests holding them..Priest = messenger = greek angelos Those are fallen messengers that keep the world in deceit.. all will be in paradise after death - Religious fairy tale...God gave us earth..paradise is just Spiritual realm,when you are naked/without body.. And goal is to never see grave..If you think its not Biblical,you dont know the Scripture...Sons of God,which are mature will take about the Fathers business..They will be filled with the Holy Spirit,and Holy Spirit will give life to their MORTAL body Rom 8 : 11 / Rom 8:14 And Jesus tells us John 8:35 “And a sl4v3 does not abide in the house/body forever, but a son abides forever. And add John 8:51 The one who dlE cannot be priest Heb 7:23 Also there were many priests, because they were prevented by death from continuing. Heb 7:24 But He, because He continues forever, has an unchangeable priesthood.

I hope people would stop writing like this because it sounds like a play by play ramble of an episode of schizophrenia.

@@alexanderthegoat Are you talking about Daniel's comment?

@@nikokapanen82 Yes, I've seen him do this in multiple threads.

For argument’s sake, there would just as well be the very real possibility of rebuke when looking at holding to a doctrine of eternal conscious torment. Personally when I was looking at the Pharisees who were self-righteous who hated Christ because he ministered to all, that at least for myself caused me to reflect upon what their beliefs were closer to compared to what it is we’re presented with in different schools of Christian thought today. I’m convinced that the fundamentalist or hyper legalistic view is in fact the Pharisaical view transferred into a modern age. What’s more, Jesus even ministered to the Pharisees, and at least some repented. How one judges others is how God in turn will judge them. How one bestows mercy upon others who are broken in spirit is in turn how God will bestow mercy. Jesus’ own words highlighted how this action and behavior was not dependent on reciting a doctrinal confession of faith-in fact, those who claimed to know Him were judged more harshly for having only done works in self-righteousness with the expectation of receiving a reward, rather than doing works out of a God given love for their neighbor and in particular the broken in spirit whom God’s Spirit dwells close to. That desire to be rewarded, confusing that as the message of the gospel, replaced the love of mercy in their hearts. To those who did not even know His name Jesus told them “you did these things unto Me”. Does that sound like a God who will only judge a portion of people favorably only if they’ve professed with their mouths, while the rest of humanity who hasn’t done so only serve to be in contrast to display God having favor? That is not glorifying God. That is mistakenly glorifying oneself. We should be different from the pharisees at the very least in behavior and actions, but with maturity just as much so in understanding and wisdom.

Actually Jesus said : ``My word will judge you`` John 15:3 “You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you. So you dont have to be rocket scientist to figure it out what will happen when they hear His word judging them.. And He said in graves - all will hear..John 5:28 What He left us is that we now can be judged and never see the grave John 5:25...But people are blinded by religious garbage about life after d34th

Thanks for the comment! I really do appreciate your take. I’ve covered what you mention in other videos. I can’t repeat it in every video, or I would really just be making the same video over and over again. If you want to know more about the universalist take on the last judgment, consider watching the video “Universalism Debunked?” on the channel. Again, thanks for commenting!

@@CTomCooper " 41 “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels...46 And these will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.” Matthew 25:41, 46

@@orthodoxuniversalist I'm not really arguing or wanting information. Out of concern for your soul I am warning you that you will give an answer to Christ for denying his words and giving false hope to people who will be damned by it. My words will bear witness against you. You are like Mr. Vain-hope at the very end of Pilgrim's Progress, ferrying people to the entrance to hell within view of the very gates of heaven.