Not true.

There is no word for eternity in the Scriptures. The Ancient Koine Greek term 'aion' means "age," not "eternity."

CLV Luke 1:33 and He shall reign over the house of Jacob for the eons. And of His kingdom there shall be not consummation."

How many "forevers" did you think there are?

Strong's

G165 aion ahee-ohn'
from the same as G104;

properly, an age; by extension, perpetuity (also past); by implication, the world; specially (Jewish) a Messianic period (present or future). Compare G5550.

The fact is, the term "hell" is not mentioned at all in the Scriptures. Not even by Jesus. As I have said before, there is no ancient term that can be translated as "hell."

Another fact is that biblical scholars don't all agree on this subject. The Catholic ones tend to support "hell." Many of the others do not.



There is no "hell" in the Scriptures. That is not to say that there is no punishment. There is. But it is NOT "eternal," but for an age (eon).

Many of us will be taught how to produc4e joy and love and fill their world with light. Jesus will teach us all this.

What 5 paragraphs do you mean? Who are you talking to?



I could also explain in detail what prophecy tells us. I have studied the Scriptures (and prophecy) for 47 years. Does this mean I win? LOL

Can you tell us where Paul tells us about the 5 eons?

Strong's

G165 aion ahee-ohn'
from the same as G104;

properly, an age; by extension, perpetuity (also past); by implication, the world; specially (Jewish) a Messianic period (present or future). Compare G5550.

There is no "rapture" in the Scriptures. It must be interpreted there.

Can you show IN THE BIBLE where the word "rapture" is located?



The word "should" is often used by those who would impose their own morality on others.

The word "forever" is NOT Scriptural. No matter if you spell it in caps or bold or whatever.

CLV 1Tim 1:17 Now to the King of the eons, the incorruptible, invisible, only, and wise God, be honor and glory for the eons of the eons! Amen!

How many "forevers" do you think there are?

I am not quibbling. I simply stated a fact. There is no "hell" in the Scriptures. There is no ancient term that means "hell" as we know it.

I don't see any facts that you have posted here.

Do you know from where the CLV comes from? Do you even know where the KJV comes from?

There is no "rapture" in the Scriptures.

The word "rapture" is not Scriptural. Read what Paul said about those words...

CLV 2Tim 1:13 Have a pattern of sound words, which you hear from me, in faith and love which are in Christ Jesus.

The term "rapture" is not a sound word.

OK. Let's try this.

If you think there is a "hell" in the Scriptures, what is the ancient term from where it comes from?

Just sticking a word in the Bible with no origin makes no sense to me. Does that make sense to you?

Peter was the guards from the Sanhedrin coming and pulled out his sword. Luckily Batman and Robin were there to stop him and persuaded him to put his sword away.

Is it making sense now?

I made no comment on "Every religion know to man." We call this a Strawman Argument.

What I am saying is that there is no "hell" in the Scriptures. There is no ancient term for "hell" as we use it.

"Sheol" is another way of describing death.

Interestingly enough, the ancient Jews/Israel did not have a "hell."

There is no "hell" in the Scriptures. Certainly not on Earth.

A prophecy?

Everyone is different.

It's not quite hot here.

There is no "rapture" in the Scriptures.

Are you suggesting it is "hot as hell"?

I think it's funny how some people present their projections as if they are facts.

I wonder if Hilary felt that way when she lost the election.

CLV Pro 23:14 You shall smite him with the club And so rescue his soul from the unseen.



What you say makes no sense.

"rescue his soul from the unseen" means rescue him from death.

There is no "hell." There is no ancient term for "hell" in the Scriptures.



Nowhere does the Bible say this.

I have shown that the KJV does not represent the Ancient text accurately in English. Why put your faith in a broken down English version?

There are several English versions that are more accurate.

Christianity is still the largest religion in the world today. If you add Judaism to that you have a substantial population counted.

Followers: 2.3 Billion
Of Total Population: 32 Percent

Christianity is the oldest, most popular and largest religion in the world as of 2018. It was founded by Jesus Christ in somewhere around 27 AD. Christianity is also the oldest Abrahamic Religion. The people who follow this religion are called Christians. They believe that Jesus was the son of God. They have a high faith in death and returning of Jesus. Their holy book is called Bible and it is read by most of the Christians. It comprises of two sections added into one: The Old Testament & The New Testament. There are three types of Christian communities: Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. Each of the section comes with different beliefs, preaching and traditions.

These are the largest religion in the world, Many of the spiritual leaders and gurus have come from these religions. Religion can be explained in many ways and the faith is the major factor that has lead to the growth and sustainability of all the religions in the world.
https://www.worldstopmost.com/2018/largest-religions-world-fastest-growing/

There are several websites that give the same statistics.

You seem to be doing a bit of deflection yourself. I have asked over and over what is the Ancient term for "hell." You have come up with none.

You made some strange comments about the CLV, but did not back them up with any evidence.

There is no Ancient term for "hell," as used in the Scriptures.