Jesus said that hell is to destroy the soul.
[…]The entire Bible constantly says the lake of fire is to kill the soul over an over again in many places. If you want to twist the bible go ahead. i dont care that is not my problem its between you and God. But i dont want to argue with people who are so careless with the bible .
Which is it, "hell/hades" is to destroy the soul, or "the lake of fire" is to kill the soul"? Or are you saying the one comes before the other??
The beast and the false prophet are said to have been cast ['ALIVE'] into the lake of fire well before [1000 yrs before] Satan is cast into it, and then
from there [at the GWTj point in time] it says "
they [now including Satan] shall be tormented [PLURAL] day and night
unto the ages of the ages" (i.e. forever [post #114 of other thread])... so that is:
1) more than one person (two have been there 1000 years already, at that point, and still have "unto the ages of the ages" [i.e. forever] to go, because of the PLURAL wording)… their "souls" aren't said to have been destroyed/obliterated within the 1000 yrs they'd already been in there, and v.10's "
they shall be tormented day and night
unto the ages of the ages" doesn't supply the option of their being destroyed/obliterated or "killed" future to that... (as if they somehow had the toughest hide of "soul" of anyone... O.O )
2) it says "And whosoever was not found written in the book of life" were also cast in at that point (this being at the same point in time as the SECOND of TWO "PUNISH" words of Isa24:21-22[23], the first of the TWO "PUNISH" words aligning with His Second Coming to the earth [Rev19:19,21/16:14-16/20:
5], where it speaks of "the rest of THE DEAD lived not again until..." because
all other people [i.e. who are SAINTS]
DID "LIVE" [were resurrected] FOR the MK age; and only the rebellious [i.e. unsaved / non-saints (and BORN during MK age)] DIE
DURING the MK age... leaving no "saved" persons to experience the "resurrection
OF LIFE" at the time of the GWTj point in time [THAT was back before the MK commenced / at its commencement and prior])