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What is the point of eternal suffering?

What is the point of eternal suffering?

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I quite sure there are a lot of scripture you don't believe.


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I don't sort out people by who calls themselves Christian or not, instead it is those that belong to Christ or not. You can call yourself a Christian and not belong to Christ. So when I look at 'evil people', I put all people in that group without exception. Our hope is in Christ not our righteousness, none of us are 'good people' which is why we need saved, and those that are not saved, are not saved, and will stand before God in their sins as we would had it not been for Christ.

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Sorry I missed this question. That is why I haven't answered. So to your simple yes or no question, the answer is both. Not all of it is imaginary as you say. Sorry I can't respond as you'd like but I'm being truthful to you.

Rev 22:18,19 says: “I am bearing witness to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this scroll: If anyone makes an addition to these things, God will add to him the plagues that are written in this scroll; 19 and if anyone takes anything away from the words of the scroll of this prophecy, God will take his portion away from the trees of life and out of the holy city, things that are written about in this scroll."

The reason I'm quoting this scripture is it shows we can't figure this out on our own. It will never happen. It is only by God's help thru intense prayer that anyone will ever figure it out. The bible was given to us to learn all that he wants us to learn. It is not a joke that he's playing on us. Revelation was purposely arranged to be at the end of the bible and it is the hardest to understand. Our life's are at stake and this is serious so we really need to have Jehovah's help. That is if one is really wanting to know.


@galveston75 said
Sorry I missed this question. That is why I haven't answered. So to your simple yes or no question, the answer is both. Not all of it is imaginary as you say. Sorry I can't respond as you'd like but I'm being truthful to you.

Rev 22:18,19 says: “I am bearing witness to everyone who hears the words of the prophecy of this scroll: If anyone makes an addition to these th ...[text shortened]... this is serious so we really need to have Jehovah's help. That is if one is really wanting to know.
A JW promoting the words of Rev. 22 strikes me as cosmic irony.

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@kellyjay said
I don't sort out people by who calls themselves Christian or not, instead it is those that belong to Christ or not.
Do you call yourself a Christian?

Do you claim you "belong to Christ"?

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@suzianne said
A JW promoting the words of Rev. 22 strikes me as cosmic irony.
OK, let's hear it.

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@galveston75 said
OK, let's hear it.
Maybe I should have just said 'hypocritical'. Is that more clear for you?

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@galveston75 said
OK, let's hear it.
A JW talking about "Prophesy" etc.

It's been talked about a lot here.

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You might want to refer to the thread on St. Dionysius and the question of evil:

https://www.redhotpawn.com/forum/spirituality/st-dionysius-and-evil.181203

It deals very well with this topic and, luckily, it is still open for replies.

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