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   >> > Do you believe V21?   
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   >> Like I said above, I believe ALL Scriptures. (see above)   
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   >Yet I showed you that you do not, so your modified your tone to “true:   
   >scriptures, then you finally narrowed that down even future and now claim   
   >that YOU are the one who defines what you claim to be “True” or false.   
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   >> > Do you understand V22 and V23?   
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   >> > Most cessationist don’t believe of understand these verses.   
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   >> Yes, as they are written.   
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   >See there, you claim to believe only one of the scriptures But 23 you refuse.   
   >John the Baptist spoke of Eternal Fire for those that are damned. God spoke   
   >of it as well, why do you deny that?   
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   >Also, you made no comment about seeing the scripture where we are instructed   
   >to scare the hell out of people if that is what it takes. Not to torture them   
   >here or harangue them here, but to point out the truth of God for their   
   >deliverance both in this life as well as in life eternal.   
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   >> > > Sincerely James   
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   >> > Matthew 13:40 As therefore the tares are gathered and burned in the fire;   
   so   
   >> > shall it be in the end of this world.   
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   >> What happens to tares after they burn up? They are non-existant.   
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   >That is not true at all.Their eternal house of fire is for their eternal   
   >spirits. The scripture you referred to speaks of a spiritual life with those   
   >pretenders hanging it with the believers, deceivers are they.   
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   >That was verified by Jesus when he spoke of the rich man in hell and Lazarus   
   >in the Bosom of Abraham.   
   >And the rich man complained of the continuing heat.   
      
   He could have seen aliens in flying saucers too, because that whole   
   narration is a parable. Parable:   
      
   "a usually short fictitious story that illustrates a moral attitude or   
   a religious principle; the Biblical parable of the Good Samaritan."   
   (Merriam-Webster)   
      
   For Proof, you are standing in the middle of a roaring fire, and   
   someone gives you A DROP if water, and it refreshes you. That's a   
   parable; "a usually short fictitious story"   
      
   Sincerely James   
   "Can Prayer Help With Anxiety?   
   Find Out". See jw.org (10/22/2025)   
      
      
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