There are four brief beliefs of traditionalism view that make up church doctrine of eternal punishment. In order, to know the parameters of what will happen at the time of death if not redeemed by the blood of the Savior. People do not like to discuss or think about the eternal punishment that consists the word of hell. In order to build a case for traditionalism, the believer needs to identify the various purposes and description of hell. The following is the foundation that describes eternal punishment on the basis of the Bible with Scriptures. The Bible uses several terms to warn people to encourage them to change and accept Jesus as their Savior before it is too late.
The core of traditionalism view is made up of “four components …show more content…
Hades is normally found in the New Testament with the most descriptive images of what hell is like. An example is the like the guy in Luke 16:24 with the torment of punishment. In the burning, separation, thirst, and the stench of hell will be expanded below to give a character of the eternal punishment, which is real, by the Scriptures. Jealousy was instantaneous by looking at Luke 16:26. Gehenna was a place that human sacrifice took place in the reign of Ahaz as in 2 Chronicles 28:1-4. Later, stopped by Josiah in 2 Kings 23:10 to become a dumping ground for Jerusalem. The Lord applied the term of gehenna to describe the place of sorrow because of the stench, smoke, pain and a place of fire and death in Matthew 5:22 and 18:8. Tartarus is referred to a place that is very deep like the abyss for dangerous fallen angels in 2 Peter …show more content…
Jesus spoke to the crowd in parables that tells about the Kingdom and where the unsaved or nonbelievers stand in Matthew 25:31 – 46 and Mark 9:42-48 on the indication of punishment is one of eternal duration. The eternal duration means that “they will have no rest describing the fate of the worshippers of the beast, functions as a third adverbial phrase emphasizing ceaselessness, but it also stands in stark contrast to the promised rest for those martyrs who will remain loyal to their Lord”. The Scripture tells about everlasting punishment is without end or life eternal linked to God as in Alpha and
The core of traditionalism view is made up of “four components …show more content…
Hades is normally found in the New Testament with the most descriptive images of what hell is like. An example is the like the guy in Luke 16:24 with the torment of punishment. In the burning, separation, thirst, and the stench of hell will be expanded below to give a character of the eternal punishment, which is real, by the Scriptures. Jealousy was instantaneous by looking at Luke 16:26. Gehenna was a place that human sacrifice took place in the reign of Ahaz as in 2 Chronicles 28:1-4. Later, stopped by Josiah in 2 Kings 23:10 to become a dumping ground for Jerusalem. The Lord applied the term of gehenna to describe the place of sorrow because of the stench, smoke, pain and a place of fire and death in Matthew 5:22 and 18:8. Tartarus is referred to a place that is very deep like the abyss for dangerous fallen angels in 2 Peter …show more content…
Jesus spoke to the crowd in parables that tells about the Kingdom and where the unsaved or nonbelievers stand in Matthew 25:31 – 46 and Mark 9:42-48 on the indication of punishment is one of eternal duration. The eternal duration means that “they will have no rest describing the fate of the worshippers of the beast, functions as a third adverbial phrase emphasizing ceaselessness, but it also stands in stark contrast to the promised rest for those martyrs who will remain loyal to their Lord”. The Scripture tells about everlasting punishment is without end or life eternal linked to God as in Alpha and