Sentences with phrase «from eternal hell»

@Scott in Atlanta; You're right on that one but Jesus knew that this man's faith was in Him and sincere, not some light - hearted attempt at trying to save one's self from eternal hell.

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Before the «Dispensation of Grace» of God, by which we are saved through «Faith in Jesus Christ» as Lord and our personal Savior, Jesus Christ fulfilled the «Law of God» on our behalf during His ministry on earth, died on the «Holy Cross» for the «Remission of Our Sins» once and for all, descended to hell and defeated death, then rose from the dead on the third day bringing us «Eternal Life» and «Reconciliation» with God the Father!

We have the best product ever invented — hope, eternal life, and salvation from hell through Christ.

Instead of talking about their families you should preach the gospel of salvation to them, and save their souls from eternal damnation in hell.

The Lord Jesus Christ fulfilled the Law on our behalf, died on the Holy Cross for the remission of our sins (became sin and curse for us) descended to hell and defeated death (keys of which were held by Satan,) rose from the dead on the third day bringing us eternal life and reconciliation with God the Father, then ascended to Heaven promising us the Holy Spirit and preparing the place for us.

Hell is eternal seperation from God (love).

Only Jesus Christ can save you from eternal torment in hell.

By even 1 mortal sin — a fully - knowing and fully - deliberate act against God's law (the 10 commandments)-- you reject God, too, and thereby merit eternal separation from God and punishment in Hell.

While that is not desirable, which is worse: to occasionally fall into sin ourselves, knowing that such sin is covered by the grace of the cross, OR telling the whole world that although we've been rescued from sin and death and the devil, they can just go to hell because all we care about is our own eternal life?

To do otherwise will result in eternal separation from God in Hell.

Since the gospel is about way more than just receiving eternal life but is also about how God's people are to live their lives in this world, then the goal of living out the gospel is not primarily to rescue people from hell so they can go to heaven when they die.

But when Christians talk about getting saved from their sins, more often than not, they are referring exclusively to what they believe are the eternal ramifications of sin — damnation in hell.

I suspect we are embarrassed about hell because the idea of eternal torment for every sin from rape to pilfering is self - evidently unfair.

If there is no heaven, then there is no hell, but there is surely an eternal end to those who gain from the suffering and want of others, that sounds good enough for me.

As for eternal damnation, hell, and all that — it's far too complex for me to weigh in... I think hell exists for those who separate themselves from God, but we know from the Book of Acts that Christians were having themselves baptized in the name of the dead.

Eternal separation from Christ might be a more sanitized version of the medieval view of hell, but it is still out - of - touch with the reality of 1 Corinthians 15:22 - 28, Colossians 1:15 - 20, Romans 5:12 - 19, 1 TImothy 2:4 - 6 and 4:9 - 11, 1 John 2:2 and 4:14, and many other passages.

@WASP Ok first off I am not scared of death If I died right now I would be happy to die and go meet GOD face to face and if you do nt believe in GOD thats fine you will burn in hell but i will pray for you that you will come into the light ad see that HE is real and that you can be saved from an eternal fire that is absolutely real

Only a monster would make people knowing that they would eventually wind up in hell - especially when he had the choice to not make them at all, thus saving them from eternal torture.

Most Christians I know are raised to fear a vindictive God and eternal hell, derive pleasure from the thought that God will provide «evildoers» and non-Christians with their comeuppance and use God as a means to acquire material, trivial things (existence of mega-churches, buy my book, this is the only way to salvation, pray to God so that my football team wins).

Hell - fires and eternal (or unending) suffering was at one time regarded as a deterrent from wrong - doing.

From Chris, and the community at rethinkinghell.com: Proponents of the eternal conscious torment view typically hold to the biblical teaching that the unsaved are likewise resurrected and that both body and soul are subject to hell.

As for hell and eternal punishment, I do believe in some sort of eternal separation from God, but I do not believe it has anything to do with torment of suffering.

You have your entire life to repent and ask Jesus to forgive you of your sins and to save you from eternal judgement in hell.

A condition which culminates in hell, or eternal separation from God.

Hell is a place of eternal pain, suffering, torment and where there is no rest nor peace day or night from the horrors.

They read these verses thinking that the word «save» means «deliverance from hell, entrance into heaven, justification, or receiving eternal life,» when in reality, the context indicates otherwise.

Anyone with a little bit of sense understands that in the context of Matthew 27:42, the word «save» does not mean escape from hell and entrance into heaven, or receiving eternal life.

I believe that somewhere between 99 % -100 % of the uses of the word «save» in Scripture (and it's cognates: saved, salvation, Savior, etc.), do not refer to «deliverance from hell, entrance into heaven, justification, or receiving eternal life.»

And the dénouement of José Zorilla's glutinously pious (and still popular) Don Juan Tenorio (1844)-- in which Juan is saved from hell at the last moment by the pure spirit of the one woman he truly loved — is a particularly unfortunate encore on the part of Goethe's Eternal Feminine.

Do a word study of the Greek soteria and its cognates, and will see that it simply means «deliverance» without any inherent reference to deliverance from hell, entrance into heaven, forgiveness of sins, gaining eternal life, or any such idea.

Which is the more loving... To not say anything to a non Christian about sin in their life that separates them from God and salvation because we don't want to offend them and let them go to eternal damnation, or show them that are a sinner deserving of hell, but that Jesus loves them and that He died in their place to give them true life and bring them into eternal salvation?

Accepting His redeeming sacrifice for our transgressions against God's will and for any and ALL wrongdoings to others is what saves from eternal separation from God, i.e. hell.

While I believe many verses deal with eternal rewards that are mistakenly used in conjunction with Salvation, this verse is extremely hard pressed to be viewed in a manner other then salvation from hell.

If you continue in that state, you will suffer eternal alienation from God in everlasting hell.

Bill the deluded apostate ~ for you Bill there will be no saving you from the eternal fires of hell and satan's an @l punishment becauseof your lifestyle.

For the sake of the discussion, let us assume that there is no question of whether god, heaven, and some form of hell (whether seperation from god or eternal torment does not matter).

I would say that James is soteriological in that our salvation is not only saved from an eternal destiny of hell, but that our salvation is also from the present power and consequence of sin in the here and now.

My soul is doomed to eternal hell because I choose from some supposed options to follow my own path then you can have this God all to yourself, please take him and go to the hell you hope is for others.

I was shown thru the Holy Spirit what real death was, thru a vision of Hell, a real experience and a horrifying eternal separation from the one I wanted to spend eternity with.

The punishment for sin in the Bible is very clear — death and eternal separation from God in hell.

It does not come from God, nor does it have anything to do with hell or eternal punishment..

But there remains Gehenna, the place of «everlasting burning and destroying fire,» (Isa 33:12) the New Testament Hell, the place from which the Church would pray that we be delivered, «from eternal damnation.»

You mean to say that God did not need to send his Son to save us from hell / eternal judgment.

For what its worth John the only description of hell we have in the Bible is eternal separation from God.

Furthermore, nowhere in the bible does it say that hell is simply «eternal separation from god.»

In fact, from my reading of scripture, it is difficult to find one reference to an eternal punishment in hell in the whole of the OT.

In the middle of all of this is Balian (Orlando Bloom, Pirates of the Caribbean), a blacksmith turned murderer who is traveling to Jerusalem in the belief that he can save his soul and that of his wife (a suicide) from burning in eternal Hell.

Hope springs eternal however, and it looks like 2017 may be the year that System Shock is rescued from development hell and finally released.

I can't guarantee that following my marriage advice will magically transform your marriage from hell on earth into eternal bliss.