Doesn't
everyone get everlasting life?
The
question from Jori
Hello John,
"Watch the fate of
the wicked, first they get resurrected, then they are judged and
afterwards simply destroyed." ( resurrection.htm )
Nevertheless will they be
"judged out of those things which were written in the
books”, that then will be opened” (Revelation
20:12, 13). With this can jet not be be refered to the
report that was made up according to their former life and yet
also not on a list of derectives that should be as a
measuring-rod wherefor they on the ground of their former lives
should be judged? Because " the wages of sin is death",
have they because of their death the wage already earned (Ro
6:7, 23).
Are those not now
resurrected so that they can show what their real attitude
against God is and if they want to accept the redeemoffer of
Christ, that is given for all (Mt 20:28; Jo 3:16)? Though their
former sins are not accounted for, they still need the
redeemoffer to be raised unto perfection. They must change their
spirit of thinking, that was formed according to their former
mode of life and thoughts, and harmonize them with the will of
God and arrangements for the earth and it's inhabitants. What do
you think? Wouldn't it be strange if God gave people a
resurrection, only to destroy them immediatly afterwards?
The answer
to Jori
Ofcourse will not all sins
straight way be forgiven.
Do you want to take away
the right of Jesjoewa ( Jesus ) to judge? See Acts 10:42;
2Cor5:10; 2Ti4:1; 1Pe4:5
Daniel 12:2 explains: And
many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake,
some of them to everlasting life, and some to shame and
everlasting contempt.
Sins against the Holy
Spirit will not be forgiven. See Mt 12:32. Also are there numbers
of of sins as whoring, idolatry and greed ( see 1Cor 6:9-11, Eph
5:5 ) that ( unless someone turns himself / herself to do good
and askes to be forgiveng ) not will be forgiven. By the way, to
be forgiven is a unearned kindness and not something that's
normal ( James 4:6 ).
Also will Adam en Eve and
the people from Sodom and Gomorrah for example get no further
resurrection to be judged, because they are already sentensed to
death, because they are already at a Divine judgement sentenced
to the deathpenalty!