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Hell no ! 😀

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For what it's worth, The Word of God in Revelation 20:15 Says "Yes": Thread 157995 Unpopular as it is on this spirituality forum, I believe God's Word. This gnawing, problematic topic was previously introduced a year ago: Thread 154053

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Yes and No. It isn't that simple, but i would like you to expand your thoughts on the statement.

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No

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Yes, but not eternal.

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Just as long as it takes...to become ashes.

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Yes.

And the devil, who deceived them, was thrown into the lake of burning sulfur, where the beast and the false prophet had been thrown. They will be tormented day and night for ever and ever.... Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire.

Revelation 20:10, 15 NIV

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The Word of God in Revelation 20:15 Says "Yes": Thread 157995
Unpopular as it is on this spirituality forum, I believe God's Word.

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Satan rejected God in no uncertain terms, and he still does to this day. His future place is in print. "The devil and his followers." (See Rev.) Doesn't say fallen Angels or people, just followers.

It is written, that God's grace can save even the worst of us. King Neb. of the old Testament became as a wild beast for a time. I don't recall the King wanting to be saved.

(I say King Neb, because i can't spell it and just being lazy)

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