Jesus commenting on that final judgment says, "Matthew 25:46
[46] And these shall go away into everlasting punishment: but the righteous into life eternal."
Martin says, "Nowhere does the Bible say that an eternal life in hell fire, or eternal flames, is reserved for wicked people." Using the words "eternal life" and "reserved for" the statement is technically true. But the thought of simply disappearing after being thrown in the lake of fire, well Jesus doesn't agree on that point.
Jesus commenting on that final judgment says, "Matthew 25:46
[46] And these shall go away into everlasting punishment: but the righteous into life eternal."
Martin says, "Nowhere does the Bible say that an eternal life in hell fire, or eternal flames, is reserved for wicked people." Using the words "eternal life" and "reserved for" the statement is technically true. But the thought of simply disappearing after being thrown in the lake of fire, well Jesus doesn't agree on that point.
Thanks Richard for reading this post.
The question is "what actually happens after a human gets thrown into the lake of fire"
I assume they don't exist, you don't agree.
Ok, we disagree, but no doubt we will have this point clarified at some time in the future.
I address the issue of eternal punishment and what it means in the post:
https://friendswithgod.substack.com/p/the-gift-of-god-is-eternal-life
Thanks again for reading and commenting.