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This is hard to explain. Judgement always carries a negative, damnatory nuance in the New Testament. The resurrection of "condemnation" is the only judgement. I could look at the lexical entries, but this seems to be about Israel, and resurrection is poor translation for an uppropering or build...

@Spiritual Israelite They are not empty words; you just don't know how to use the Blue Letter Bible.

See above. It is thou who has not.

Just because thou doesn't know Greek, that does not mean I won't respond to thy mistakes. But here, [Jhn 3:3 KJV] 3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot SEE the kingdom of God. It does not say born-agains have already entered...

Would thou agree that bad theology comes from bad behavior?

Yes, I have read it. And your conclusion is without foundation so to speak. It isn't whether you are born from above etc. Only the almighty determines how people are woken from the dead.

I don't think so.

It really doesn't say that. Do you agree?

He has already been released.

The God of the Israelite world was not Satan in its last day. It was the same one who lead Moses.

It doesn't say that at all. It says they have to been begun higher or up to see the kingdom of God. You are mistaken.

Then you should understand that "his word" doesn't have the concept of planet earth. Earth is just soil. Doesn't thou trust God's word?

That is why I am semi-preterist.

Erasmus, and Von Soden copy the verse correctly from the cursives, but Erasmus decided to add omicrons o's to his next TR to include it. The omicrons are a TR thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannine_Comma

These passages have nothing to do with the afterlife.

There is also an issue of missing omnicron Greek letters in the original version of the verse.

Prove it

I have a problem. I think only God saves, and that not even Jesus died for sins, but he died above sins and sinners.

Whatever. And Jesus didn't speak English.