They may not want to be alone now, but they will be later.
I remember as a kid, there were a couple of stoners that use to come around bragging that when they got to hell they would be sitting in their rockin' chairs toking up one bong after another. Somehow people believe that there will be some sort of "enjoyment" for the soul in hell.
==They may not want to be alone now, but they will be later.
Ouch!
==remember as a kid, there were a couple of stoners that use to come around bragging that when they got to hell they would be sitting in their rockin’ chairs toking up one bong after another.
I don’t think they realize how bad it would suck (no pun intended) to have that bong stuck to their mouth for eternity!
Somehow people believe that there will be some sort of “enjoyment” for the soul in hell.
That’s what Satan keeps telling them. It’s the rare self-confessed atheist who really doesn’t believe in God. Most I’ve encountered believe in Him, they just don’t like Him. I think anti-theist better describes them.
In the end, Jesus will seperate the sheep from the goats. Those loyal to the Lord will be reward with eternal paradise, those loyal to Satan (willing, ignorant or indifferant) will find themselves in eternal torment in Hell.
Can you imagine that day when the damned (discovering their terrible fate) beg, cry, pleed, demand, cajole and make every excuse for mercy? Some will simply bow their heads in shame and accept their fate, others will moan is agony.
As the fires consume them, they will try (in vain) to blame you, God, their guardian angels, their family, their friends, Satan, and finally themselves. They will curse themselves as they remember every attempt where God gave them a second chance. They will curse themselves when they recall the times they rejected God and accepted sin. God does not send people to Hell, people choose it.
AND SATAN HAS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL FOR THOSE WHO LEAD GOD’S CHILDREN ASTRAY....AND AN EVEN NASTIER PLACE TO THOSE WHO BLASPHEME!!!
“But does not God forgive?” They will whine as they descend into Hell, “Can I not just say I’m sorry when I meet him.” No. In death, it’s too late.
Thus endeth the eternal lesson.