Does Everyone Live Forever?

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by TulsaDavid

... dirt. For starters.

And.....

[TulsaDavid]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

And.....

Come on, Bro B. No one is confused about the grave often referring to the burial location, if you think some connection can be manufactured to annihilation. It cannot.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by TulsaDavid

Come on, Bro B. No one is confused about the grave often referring to the burial location, if you think some connection can be manufactured to annihilation. It cannot.

No manufacturing. Let’s go back to Matthew. Destroy body and soul in the grave.

[TulsaDavid]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

No manufacturing. Let’s go back to Matthew. Destroy body and soul in the grave.

Can't mean permanently. Death and hell (the grave, and/or beyond) give up all the dead for the White Throne Judgment. Right?

[TulsaDavid]

Bro B, that is wrong in a number of ways. First, it's the smoke fumes of the ordealing torment (torture), that is ascending into the eons of eons. They are not having rest day and night. Ashes don't suffer unceasing torture. The smoke is no symble of the agony unbelievers endured (as if that is past tense). This is a continuous verb form AND a continuous context. There is no skirting around the weight of this verse defining an eternal torture. The smoke is an effect, not an after-effect.

Great wishful thinking that if one doesn't make it, their punishment is not forever. Only problem, it's totally fictitious.

[TulsaDavid]

We probably would all concur that we can only break down the soul, spirit and body so far, within the constraints of scripture and some empirical understanding that the spirit of a man understands the spirit of a man. Agree?

The main difference between body and soul are not difficult to understand. What destroys the body physically is not the same as what destroys the soul, or that the soul is annihilated.

Do you really not understand? Just would like to know whether you're novice to this or studied.

[JamesGlen]

I’m a novice...Unstudied on defining what exactly a soul is made up of.
Can a soul feel pain? If so, please explain how?
Please teach/explain this to me.



Also, regarding Acts 2:31 David’s soul not being left in hell, speaking of the resurrection. What is a soul made up of in this instance? How would you define the “soul” differently from “the human physical body”, or would you? (Speaking of his soul “in the grave”, correct?)

[TulsaDavid]

Seems your postings since Nov 2016 indicate a little differently from someone who says "I'm a novice".

[JamesGlen]

Ha!
I truly do not understand this topic very well on a soul verses our immortal physical body, and how a sinner(following the just and unjust resurrection) can feel torture forever. So I’m truly looking to learn so if you are not a novice on the subject, as I am, give me some schooling. Seriously.

What is a soul made up of, (& how does it differentiate from our physical body) that it can feel torture forever?


Or whoever else wants to chime in on that, I’m all ears....

[Michael The Disciple]

Originally Posted by JamesGlen

Ha!
I truly do not understand this topic very well on a soul verses our immortal physical body, and how a sinner(following the just and unjust resurrection) can feel torture forever. So I’m truly looking to learn so if you are not a novice on the subject, as I am, give me some schooling. Seriously.

What is a soul made up of, (& how does it differentiate from our physical body) that it can feel torture forever?


Or whoever else wants to chime in on that, I’m all ears....

We are told what makes up a soul in no uncertain terms.

Gen 2:7

7And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.