@IamJustNneka@instablog9ja Satan can use any body that makes himself available but that person should be rebuked at the spot like Jesus did to his friend Peter.
@firstladyship No water in hell. But You don drink water today , abi ?.No one can repair the condition of someone in Hell. Hope still dey ooo and you yourself know it.
Thank God for you. You mentioned HELLISH, but not HELL. HELLISH is a subjective description of hell itself. We are in hellish times, but we are not in HELL yet. When we say we are going through hellish economic conditions, the expression reveals that our conditions are like hell, but not hell itself.
@TevinMacharia Hmmm!. We need a man that is Davidic in disposition, one that can relate with our feelings and infirmities. Not one with everything-is-fair-in- politics ideology
Moreover, the cross symbolizes both divine love and divine wrath.
We see God’s love because He gave His Son to suffer for us.
We see God’s wrath because He poured out judgment on His Son who bore our sin and stood in our place as guilty before God.
*In a nutshell:* You can’t accept eternal love and reject eternal punishment.
An unbalanced theology like this one(video) only gratifies the flesh
@_pistism@GeorgiKristien@NigeriaStories Eternal issues are sacrosanct, it is grave to even appear to joke over them in the public space where one's words are easily taken as open statements.
It appears that this message *minimizes the reality of eternal punishment.*
We have indeed witnessed profound depths of human suffering, yet has it not escalated to the biblical extent of parents eating their own children? Much less has it reached the eternal extent of desperately craving a single drop of water.
Therefore, I submit that the message trivializes matters of eternal significance.
*Biblical Support:*
“Then I will make them eat the flesh of their sons and their daughters, and everyone shall eat the flesh of his neighbor in the siege and in the distress, with which their enemies and those who seek their life afflict them.” *Jeremiah 19:9*
“And he called out, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus to dip the end of his finger in water and cool my tongue, for I am in anguish in this flame.’”— *Luke 16:24*