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Yes, I understand he had Christians killedHave you heard of a man named Saul from Tarsus?
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Yes, I understand he had Christians killedHave you heard of a man named Saul from Tarsus?
Yes, I understand he had Christians killed
Are you committing a sin you aren't aware of?Hasn’t evaporated for me though
I’ve caused people to sin. I’ve repented, but the truth is, from the mouth of Jesus himself, that I deserve to have a millstone tied around my neck and drowned into the depth of the sea than to cause someone to sin.
I have become very severely depressed that I did this. I’ve just recently become depressed actually, even though I’ve caused people to sin before I became a believer. I’ve lost my career because I can’t live with myself instead I live in guilt 24/7.
I often think of suicide now. I would never do it, but I do think about it, if that makes any sense.
I guess the reason for this thread is for some encouragement on how I can move on in life knowing that I’ll spend eternity in hell.
Once Satan told me I would be put into hell forever. But Satan's idea is not the truth.
If you trust the liar you are in danger. Please reject the liar. Anyone who repents is forgiven. We can not decide our fate, but we can grasp the chance to repent.
I’ve caused people to sin. I’ve repented, but the truth is, from the mouth of Jesus himself, that I deserve to have a millstone tied around my neck and drowned into the depth of the sea than to cause someone to sin.
I have become very severely depressed that I did this. I’ve just recently become depressed actually, even though I’ve caused people to sin before I became a believer. I’ve lost my career because I can’t live with myself instead I live in guilt 24/7.
I often think of suicide now. I would never do it, but I do think about it, if that makes any sense.
I guess the reason for this thread is for some encouragement on how I can move on in life knowing that I’ll spend eternity in hell.
Solomon had children killed? And he went to heaven?Paul as Saul -- tried to force Christians to renounce their faith and tried to get them killed if they did not agree to it.
Solomon went from "writing the Bible" in places like Proverbs -- to leading all Israel into child sacrifice -- for decades... then returning to God in his old-age he returned to God - became-a-saint wrote Ecclesiastes about the lessons he had learned while wicked and while leading God's chosen nation into rebellion.
King Manasseh - the longest reigning king in Jerusalem, practiced witch craft, lead Israel into such horrible level of rebellion that God said He would never forgive the nation and they would go into captivity no-matter-what. Then at the end of his live Manasseh repented and became a saint - though Israel would not follow him.
1. You seem to have set yourself up as one who had done worse than all of these for reasons I find inexplicable. You have not lead an entire nation into rebellion.
2. You have the wrong view of God's mercy.
3. You have the wrong view of hell.
So while it is true that those who refuse to repent -- do go to hell. (And of course that is the "plan" Satan has for each one of us). It is not true that Jesus joins Satan in that regard or that we must follow Satan no-matter-what.
Why pledge your destiny to Satan when Jesus offers you the way of escape at infinite cost to Himself???
I don't think that Solomon had any children sacrificed. <staff edit>, although he did do some things that he shouldn't have.Solomon had children killed? And he went to heaven?