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Hell is illustrated as torment, but is described as annihilation
Robert Williams: I have a long comment in this thread that shows a number of points that are used to argue the annihilation perspective.
We will all be judged but for the saved I believe our judgement will also involve judgement us for rewards. Ie burning our good deeds made of sticks and the good deeds remain. Any other thoughts on the differences here? Will we have our glorified bodies before the judgement if we are “transformed” in the moment of the return of Christ and THEN the judgement happens…
Cindi Ward: I was thinking that we would get our new bodies after the judgment. Honestly, I have focused more on the scripture as it relates to salvation and living for Ch…
Has anybody seen this video and want to share some thoughts? Or has an opposing view to it yourself or you've seen any "good" rebuttals to this? I feel like he covers a lot of ground in this video, also with an emphasis on charity and unity for opposing positions. Are the End Times Here? Explaining Each Event
1 Corinthians 15:20-28 To me, this verse seems to lay out a clear literal timeline for the rapture when we will be joined again with Christ. Which is just before "the end" and at the second coming before the last enemy is defeated. Question: What are some Pre-Trib understandings of this verse? Where do you put the rapture/tribulation within this timeline? Is it like a "gap theory" type thing where the tribulation is after verse 23 and before verse 24? Would love to hear some genuine thoughts and perspectives. Have you studied this passage before?
