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    Death means separation. The first death is your soul’s separation from the body. This is physical death. Both righteous and wicked go through death. The second death is your soul’s separation from God. It is written that the spirit goes back to God who gave it and we know that the spirit gives life, and that no one can live but for God’s s…[Read more]

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    Death means separation. The first death is your soul’s separation from the body. This is physical death. Both righteous and wicked go through death.
    The Second Death is your soul’s separation from God. It is

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    @DavidL

    Death by very definition in not annihilation, or how could there be a second one..!?!?

    Good question DavidL.

    Death means separation. The first death is separation from the body. The second death is separation from God. It is written that the spirit goes back to God who gave it. We know that the spirit gives life, and that no one can live…[Read more]

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    @DavidL

    Death by very definition in not annihilation, or how could there be a second one..!?!?

    Good question DavidL.

    Death means separation. The first death is separation from the body. The second death is separation from God. It is written that the spirit goes back to God who gave it. We know that the spirit gives life, and that no one can live…[Read more]

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    All kerwin. Where Hell is mentioned in scripture, you can talk about any of the original words, Hades, Gehenna, etc.

    Ultimately the topic is about what happens to the Wicked when they are cast into Hell.

    Feel free to give us your view on the different meanings though.

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    All kerwin. Where Hell is mentioned in scripture, you can talk about any of the original words, Hades, Gehenna, etc.

    Ultimately the topic is about what happens to the Wicked when they die.

    Feel free to give us your view on the different meanings.

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    @GeneBalthrop

    T8…….IN your understanding of the word God, can we call New York city a very great elohim or a GOD THEN? HOW ABOUT a FREIGHT TRAIN

    I didn’t write the scriptures Gene, so don’t shoot the messenger. I am simply reporting that which is written. If you can’t deal with what is written then you need to change your attitude into one who…[Read more]

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    Gravity has not been done away with even though there is a thing called Aerodynamics.

    Jesus replied: “ ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two c…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make 1 Samuel 14:15 mean that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that in Jonah 3…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make 1 Samuel 14:15 mean that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that in Jonah 3…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make 1 Samuel 14:15 mean that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that in Jonah 3…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make 1 Samuel 14:15 mean that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that in Jonah 3…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make 1 Samuel 14:15 mean that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that in Jonah 3…[Read more]

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    Jonah 3:3
    So Jonah arose and went to Nineveh according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceedingly (elohim) great city, a three days’ walk..

    What about this verse then?

    If we make the in 1 Samuel 14:15 that the trembling or quaking was from God rather than being a GREAT trembling, then to be fair you would have to say that Jonah 3:…[Read more]

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    It could be that Terr, even though the vast majority of translations use the word to mean ‘great’.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ASV) And there was a trembling in the camp, in the field, and among all the people; the garrison, and the spoilers, they also trembled; and the earth quaked: so there was an exceeding great trembling.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ESV) And there…[Read more]

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    It could be that Terr, even though the vast majority of translations use the word to mean ‘great’.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ASV) And there was a trembling in the camp, in the field, and among all the people; the garrison, and the spoilers, they also trembled; and the earth quaked: so there was an exceeding great trembling.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ESV) And there…[Read more]

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    It could be that Terr, even though the vast majority of translations use the word to mean ‘great’.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ASV) And there was a trembling in the camp, in the field, and among all the people; the garrison, and the spoilers, they also trembled; and the earth quaked: so there was an exceeding great trembling.

    1 Samuel 14:15 (ESV) And there…[Read more]

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    T8 thinks an earthquake is ok to be called a God, how many other gods do you people know of, please tell me so i can understand your idolatarous connections.

    You have lost the plot completely Gene.

    It is in scripture. Your argument is with scripture. Not us.

    We are trying to understand scripture. We are not agreeing like you that it is…[Read more]

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    Good one miia. You asked God and of course there are plenty of scriptures about the fate of the wicked. The word ‘wicked’ and ‘perish’, ‘death’, & ‘destruction’ go hand in hand.

    But like the Pharisees of old who blocked the way for many by claiming to be the gatekeepers of truth, not only did they persecute the messiah, but their attempts at…[Read more]

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    Good one miaa. You asked God and of course there are plenty of scriptures about the fate of the wicked. The word ‘wicked’ and ‘perish’, ‘death’, & ‘destruction’ go hand in hand.

    But like the Pharisees of old who blocked the way for many by claiming to be the gatekeepers of truth, not only did they persecute the messiah, but their attempts at…[Read more]

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