The determined believer in hell part 3

When I was a soldier in the military, I was taught something very valuable while participating in a leadership course. We were taught the golden rule of leadership is to lead by example. This rule doesn’t only apply to military life, it also applies in family life. Responsible parents also know that to be a good role model for their children, they need to live by example for them. However, this is not the case when it comes to modern day evangelists and their belief of God and who He is. They have given God another standard. It is "Do as I say and not as I do" standard of belief. A perfect example is when they teach us that God commands us to love, bless and forgive our enemies unconditionally, but the standard God has for His enemies is the exact opposite as it is taught by most pastors in the Church. Because they teach that God will throw all of His enemies to a place of eternal torture and have the audacity to call it holy justice. I call this a double standard and there can be no denial. Like I called this belief earlier in both part 1 and 2 on this topic, this spiritual terrorism is applauded in the Church. A while back, a highly respected American pastor had a sermon called "The Seven Wonders of hell". Pastor John Hagee was his typical self in this sermon, but what is disturbing is when he said.

"Every man, every woman, every boy and every girl who dies without knowing Jesus Christ spends an eternity in a city where the fire is never quenched forever and ever all you're going to hear are the screams and the sobs and suffering forever and forever and forever ... and it's justice!"

Mr. Hagee at that statement builds to a crescendo with his voice when soliciting an applause, as he did in this statement. The congregation then began to snicker, laugh, and then broke out into an enthusiastic applause. After all, such people believe that God believes that those who are eternally tortured deserve it and therefore they themselves must also believe that those who are eternally tortured deserve it. This attitude one has against an unbeliever has what I call spiritual cancer. If you ask any of them if given the power, would they save those who they believe are in some place called hell, you won't get a straight answer. Some of them will be honest and say no!, Some would like to say yes, but the fear of being more merciful than God takes over so it is better to say nothing at all. It is called the molech mentality. When Jewish parents during ancient times of Israel were required to offer their new born baby to the fires of the monster pagan god molech, they were not allow to show remorse or emotion. Here you have a beautiful new born baby slowly, mercilessly being lowered in the sacrificial fire screaming in agony and the parents can show no emotions at all. Are determined believers of hell any different? It isn't God who demands this justice.

The Valley of Slaughter

Jeremiah 7:³⁰ “‘The people of Judah have done evil in my eyes, declares the Lord. They have set up their detestable idols in the house that bears my Name and have defiled it. ³¹ They have built the high places of Topheth in the Valley of Ben Hinnom (Gehenna) to burn their sons and daughters in the fire—something I did not command, nor did it enter my mind.

It is these Christians who do demand this form of horrific justice. Because if you combine a carnal view to scripture with fear, blind ego, self-righteous pride, a hidden desire for vengeance and spark the religious engine with a pharisaical spirit. You get a determined believer of hell. A spiritual terrorist with spiritual cancer. To suppose that God would bring beings into existence for both His purpose and pleasure who He knew in advance without mercy would be infinite losers by that existence, is to charge him a hypocrite with the utmost malignity. Praise God that isn't the case, because His anger is for but a moment, but His love is always. Because He is the saviour of all mankind, especially we believers 1Tim4:10. Peace.