Sermon Tone Analysis
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Doctrine of Hell
How we speak of Hell defines God’s Character in the minds of people.
OT Jews: mixed bag.
Most prominent: Jews that were bad went to Hell for up to 12 months for “purification” then went to heaven.
Jesus: Total Destruction
Proportional punishment
Eternal language
Eternal Fire
Eternal punishment
Worm does not die.
John the Baptist
Paul
Peter
Revelation
Specific: worship the beast and take his mark.
Proportional: Mixed in full strength.
Eternal: no rest day or night.
Eternal
Verse 14:
Conclusion
God’s word clearly says that people who worship the beast and receive his mark will be tormented in Hell forever.
The Devil, beast and false prophet tormented forever in heaven.
Does God exercise his perfect Judgment on the lost but punishment in Hell then destruction?
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