The World and the Word

       The Inerrant and Infallible Word of God

Psalm 50:23 teaches that God will provide a form of salvation for the goodness that He has put into every human. Psalm 86:9 prophesies that a day will come when "all nations," which can only mean every human whom God has ever created, will gather to worship God. This prophecy has to include all recreated humans who will live on God's recreated earth. Psalm 36:6 informs that God's righteousness and His judgments "preservest man and beast." When God preserves something, how long does He preserve it? Ecclesiastes 3:14. No doubt, God will recreate those who led good lives on the former earth to a better life on His new earth than those who practiced evil on the former earth. God will recover and recreate even the small amount of goodness that He put into evil people to be righteous systems, but they will receive much fewer rewards than those who practiced goodness on His former earth. John 12:25; Matthew 16:27; Revelation 22:12; Luke 3:6; Joel 2:28-29.

The Church should not be faulted for preaching that God's good image in humans will be lost from God forever in the lake of fire if they do not accept Christ as their Savior while still alive on the earth. The Church only preaches this because it loves humans. The Church attempts to manifest the Love of God when it preaches that idea and that can only be good even though this teaching can be found nowhere in God's Word. Many a person has become saved by grace because they became afraid of going to an eternal Hell. The Church only tries to practice that which is written in Jude 23 even though that verse does not state that humans stay in Hell forever. The "worm" that Jesus taught about in Mark 9:44, 46 and 48 that "dieth not" means sin and evil itself, not living humans. Jesus referred to Isaiah 66:23-24 which informs that resurrected, living humans will be able to observe their own evil "worms" squirming in the lake of fire. God definitely equated the word "worm" with sin and evil itself in Psalm 22:6 which prophesied that Jesus would bear the sins and evil of all mankind on the cross. The Church should make every human to whom it preaches deathly afraid to go to any of the regions of death because they are all hellish places which causes tremendous pain and suffering, even if only temporary. God sentences all living humans not saved by grace to temporary suffering for their sins and evil, but Christ suffered the eternal death penalty for all living humans which the Devil hopes to inflict on them. The Devil desires to use evil to forever destroy the living nature of humans that God creates and loves in order to prove that God's Love is not Almighty. Job 2:5. But Christ in Love sacrificed Himself on a cross, and descended into Hell, and rose immaculate from the dead to save all living humans from eternal death. Genesis 3:14-21; Luke 20:38; Hebrews 2:9; Hebrews 2:14-15; I John 3:8; I Timothy 4:10; I Timothy 6:13; I Timothy 4:10.