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Skye answers Christian's question about what Hell is and what are some common misconceptions about it.

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Todd Olson

The word translated eternity, eternal doesn't mean that (age or age lasting) At the end of the ages God will be all in all (1Cor15:28) Acts 3:21 God will restore all things In the parable of the lost coin it was in a state of destruction (ᾰ̓πόλλῡμῐ • (apóllūmi) but just needed to be found/restored) 1 Cor 15:22 Just as in Adam all die so in Christ all will be made alive Hoping this makes you curious enough to look into a view of God where He is fully sovereign over His creation and fully able to bring about restoration (through Jesus) Grace Saves All spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7ps6vdHx5N9jrzQAUxsObJ?si=ab2552a9feb944f7

Luis Rojas

Thank you for your series and this conversation, it has given me a lot to think about. I do have a few questions I hope you can help me with, they stem from the theologian’s statement, “All sin is an offense to God and creates a debt,” Once the unbeliever who rejects Jesus dies and starts paying their debt, do they stop sinning? If they are conscious during their punishment, wouldn’t they be having sinful thoughts, or may even be blaspheming God? If they stop sinning, then it makes sense to me that they would just die once the debt has been paid off. But if they are continuously sinning aren’t they continuously offending God, creating more debt to pay off?