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Jesus's former enemies will be "under his feet" like this.

I think you're coming around my brother. Most Christians believe this verse to describe people being tortured without (apparently) any purpose. However, they are mistaken. Actually, this verse is describing the purification process. The word "torment" is also used to describe testing...

No, it talks about ALL of his enemies coming under his feet. They eventually repent and follow Jesus. Why do you say that I "fight" against the Lake of Fire? The LOF is something that is mysterious to us but it used to SAVE the lost, not to torture them into perpetuity. I have told grieving...

Paul says all will go to Jesus in 1 Corinthians 15. So, yes, ALL will be with God in his kingdom. However, some of us will go the nice and easy was and others will have to go through "fire & brimstone" to get there.

I don't believe that all people are of God but, eventually, ALL will be his.

I heard that today. I like it.

Anyone who condemns another to forever suffering is definitely unforgiving and sadistic.

Lol at folks here cautioning you about what you say about God while they claim that Jesus is unforgiving, sadistic, monster that, by comparison, makes Hitler look like a humanitarian

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8Lx8y7a/

These are the types of posts that make us look like bigots and haters.

Not a meme but very funny!

FWIW, this article questions if Peter was EVER in Rome. He was supposedly crucified there (upside down) but that too is apparently in question according to this author. I do find it strange that Peter was supposedly the head of the church in Rome when it was Paul that was teaching and...

I wonder why Paul didn't write to the churches in Egypt and India. Is it possible that Paul wrote to the church in Rome because he actually founded it?

One King James verse says that Jesus is the savior of ALL men. Another King James verse says that some go to "everlasting punishment". Which verse is correct? 1 Timothy 4:10 King James Version For therefore we both labour and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, who is the...

It says they'll get out but not until they have paid in full.

If I can find it.

Does that sound like never-ending punishment?

Does it concern you that you make Jesus out to be a gazillion times worse than Hitler?

Yep, and once they're outside the circle of trust there is no coming back! Even if they repent and cry out to Jesus from Hell, Jesus says "No way Jose, you had your chance and now you're going to suffer forever ha ha ha!". @St. SteVen

See what you did @St. SteVen! I blame you!