Damnation is a ''classical Elizabethan'' word.
A word from dramatic English play-writer pens AND IS VERY intense.
We are blessed to know that King James English was not the language to N.T. Bible was written in.
That form of English makes it difficult at times to grasp what is being said.
To compound the problem, a large number of the words carried a different thought than what they do today.
There are errors in all the translations of the Bible, and the mass of Christianity is basing their lives on the bible's supposed infallibility.
DAMNATION is one of the words that needs to be addressed.
Rather than the resurrection of damnation, it is more accurately
The resurrection of crisis,
The resurrection of judgment,
or
The resurrection of turning.
If we were to stand on the premise that Grk work '''''krisis'''' means damnation, and damnation speaks of an eternal punishment, all mankind is in serious trouble.
the satanic church religion preached by those ''pimps in the pulpit'' says the He will do it to most of them.
So~~~ ''''damnation''''~~~~ being a substantial part of the Church of England’s doctrine, they used damnation in reference to the resurrection Jesus spoke of.
Apparently, when those to be judged seemed to be the more hardened sinners, especially the Pharisees, the translators took their liberty and used the harsh damnation as the word for Grk krisis.
The Church of England may have been delivered from Roman Catholicism; but like the others, this church kept many of her old doctrines,
- especially that of eternal hellfire and damnation of the lost.
And this has been erroneously carried down to our day and said to be the nature of the great white throne judgment.
Some feel that God's "damnation" is composed of hellfire which will consume and annihilate the lost,
- while the vast majority who walk in the broad way believe that those who are raised in the second resurrection are thereafter cast into the lake of fire to be tortured forever.
yes - that '' old man of sin' in each of us is eventually annihilated.
HOWEVER
"Dante's Inferno" — it is exactly that.
It is Dante's!
It isn't our Father's!
btw
Centuries ago the doctrine of eternal torment in searing hellfire and brimstone swept into the RC Church like fire itself.
It is pagan in origin, and its roots are largely in Assyrian mythology.