Triumphant Love

The all encompassing love of the Creator, sent His beloved Son, Jesus Christ, to rescue mankind from the ravages of sin which produced death in Adam, and was transferred to all humanity. This powerful love of The Omnipotent One has been perverted by religion's dogmas, to become no more than an inept, mostly failing attempt on His part to save Adam's race.

According to Christendom's leaders, God must settle for the rescue of a handful of the vast billions of His progeny, created in His image, from Satan's clutches. The rest, according to this creed, will be tortured perpetually by God in eternal fire, without hope of rescue. We are assured by the clergy, that God, Who is Love, will never forgive any of these condemned, because His holiness will not allow it. Thus, God's holiness hamstrings His love and His ability to deliver all. How frustrated the Creator must be!

Scripture plainly teaches us that God's motivation to save mankind was self - giving love. This is the overriding message of God's Book to man. However that magnificent love has been greatly reduced by the doctrine of eternal torture in "hell" to any that do not accept that love from God in their short lifetime on earth. Many have turned away in disgust from Christianity solely due to this despicable doctrine of eternal torment. They rightly conclude that a love that is transformed into hate or indifference when the unbeliever takes his last breath on earth, is undeserving of their consideration. Such a bi-polar god is NOT what the scriptures portray, only man's perverted religion could devise such an ogre. 

Most of what is believed about the destiny of the lost of humanity comes from the mistranslation of key Hebrew and Greek words, particularly: 'Olam', 'Aion', and 'Gehenna', 'Hades', translated as "forever" and "hell" respectively. These blunders by the translators, (especially the KJV which was the sole English translation available to readers for about 270 years), have led Christendom down a long, dark road of error and a false perception of our Creator/Father.

However there are several passages, mainly from the pen of the apostle Paul, that clearly teach universal salvation following age - related chastisement away from God's presence. This rescue of God's creation was secured through the blood of His beloved Son, Jesus Christ. Many of these passages have long been ignored or explained away by the leaders of denominational churches. 

The previous and upcoming articles on my page refute religion's skewed view of The Almighty, and His desire, ability, and undeterred goal to save all of His rebellious creatures. I invite you to take a look at these articles that go into further detail about these topics. My desire is to make these things known to everyone, and that an honest, biblical discussion about this important topic will be sparked among friends and fellow believers in Jesus, so please feel free to comment on these articles. I am not offended by any disagreement. I myself would have condemned these conclusions not that many years ago! Now, however, it is my life's purpose to make these truths known to all that will hear and judge for themselves whether these things have merit or not.

I realize I do not have all the answers, but I will rely on the Scriptures to present my discoveries on these all-important issues. All our emotions and opinions based on traditions from man's religion are of no consequence. God's Word alone, properly translated from the original languages, reveals The Creator's mind on these topics. 

I firmly believe that most believers in Jesus Christ have been adversely conditioned from false church teaching of eternal punishment, to have a grossly inaccurate view of the God of their salvation and His ultimate goal for His creatures. When the shackles of religion are broken, and realization of our loving Father's true goal for ALL His creatures becomes known to the believer, it produces a joy unspeakable to each receptive heart!

It is God's Spirit alone that can reveal His Truth to the sincere truth seeker. I believe that the biblical principle found in Proverbs 2:1-5 expresses it best: