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Universalism Pt 3

By on Jan 5, 2011 in Uncategorized | 0 comments

Death abolished by means of universal vivification Where is a resurrection from the lake of fire which is the second death taught in the scriptures? Quote from: The Original Topic [stextbox id="info"]The lake of fire is distinctly defined as the second death Rev.20:14; 21:8. In it is cast all that is still at enmity with God. So that, death is indeed the last enemy (1 Cor.15:26). And we are just as decidedly told that Christ is the one who abolishes death and brings life and incorruptibility to light (2 Tim.1:10). The reading “hath abolished” is not true as to fact or as to grammar. It is in the indefinite form (commonly called the aorist tense) simply recording the fact apart from time. Death has not been abolished yet. How and when it will be abolished is told us in the fifteenth of first Corinthians. It is to be abolished by means of universal vivification (1 Cor.15:22)....

Universalism Pt 2

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Ok… lets give Part 2 a go (It’s like a homework assignment.. lol) Jesus Died For All The argument here is that Jesus died for all therefore all will be saved Quote from: From Original Topic [stextbox id="info"] So what is going to happen to all these people who are in death when death is abolished? They will come forth vivified (made alive beyond the reach of death) (1Cor.15:22). They will have their lives justified and will be constituted righteous: Romans 5:18 Consequently, then, as it was through one offense for all mankind for condemnation, thus also it is through one just award for all mankind for life’s justifying. Romans 5:19 For even as, through the disobedience of the one man, the many were constituted sinners, thus also, through the obedience of the One, the many shall be constituted just. All will be reconciled to God (Col.1:20) All will be headed up in...

Universalism

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This post was in response to a post on a Christian forum. There are three parts to this topic since there is alot to read. The post begins with a quote from the original topic: [stextbox id="info"] There is much evidence that Paul did see way beyond John. For instance, in Revelation there are still kings reigning, and Christ is still reigning along with His followers. There are still sovereignties and powers in force throughout the book of revelation. So John did not see the day when all sovereignty, authority and power would be done away. Paul did. If you will look at 1Corinthians 15:24-28 Paul saw the day when all of these would be done away. He sees the day when “He should be nullifying all sovereignty, authority and power” (vs.24) Paul sees the day when Christ will quit reigning (vs.25). Paul sees the day when death (all death which includes the second death) will be...