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1 | Why Destroyed? | Rev 20:14 | Morant61 | 7772 | ||
Greetings Cepas! Thanks for the quick response! Verse 14 could definitely refer to the abode as well as their inhabitants. My question would be though: How does an abode get thrown in the Lake of Fire? The easiest answer seems to be that they are personifications. Thus, references to them refer to the individuals within them. But I could be wrong! The main point though concerns the word "destroyed." I think (though I can't realy speak for anyone else) that many of the responders to your original post think that you are fishing for a preconceived answer (i.e. - that people in the Lake of Fire are destroyed, and not tormented for eternity.) So I ask directly, why do you make the inference that Death and Hades are destroyed? Thanks, Tim Moran |
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2 | Why Destroyed? | Rev 20:14 | Cephas | 7778 | ||
Tim.Thanks again for your response.I don't know about death being a person, but it is hard to see that Hades could possibly qualify as such.I inferred that death and Hades were destroyed because it did not make sense that they would be tormented forever.What did Hades do wrong? Torturing a house forever seems a tad daft to me. | ||||||