Originally posted by @josephwCould name hundreds,even between the different Gospels, but just to make things nice and simple for you, the God of the OT is not the God of the NT. I repeat, the God of the OT is not the God of the NT. Their characters are so contradictory that to think otherwise beggars belief.
Name one. Good luck.
-Removed-Not a jibe geester. I would truly be surprised to hear you say you believe Jesus rose from the dead, literally.
So far you have demonstrated you don't believe what the Bible says, picking and choosing only those things that fit into your own paradigm. If you can't believe it, it must not be true. Kinda like an atheist.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWell, so far you've given me an example of a personal opinion.
Could name hundreds,even between the different Gospels, but just to make things nice and simple for you, the God of the OT is not the God of the NT. I repeat, the God of the OT is not the God of the NT. Their characters are so contradictory that to think otherwise beggars belief.
You're obviously having difficulty finding just one example of an error or contradiction.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerI think divegeester probably thinks Jesus said those things just to scare people into believing in Him. 😛
Would you classify the lake of fire, the screaming and gnashing of teeth and the worm that doesn't die as a parables, analogy, story, poem or song?
-Removed-You're off script divegeester. That's why I won't answer.
Frame your question in such a way that reflects the narrative of the Word of God and I will gladly discuss the issue of eternal separation from the life of God.
Use any good translation. Quote the verse or verses related to the lake of fire, hell or Gehenna.