The False Translation of Perish
Is “perish” in the Bible really final? No. The Greek word apollumi means “lost” or “ruined,” not destroyed forever. This article reveals how translation bias twisted the gospel, showing instead that God restores the lost, He doesn’t abandon them. The...
The False Doctrines of Annihilationism and Eternal Torment
Eternal torment and annihilation both distort the Gospel, shrinking God’s love, mutilating the cross, and making heaven a haunted house. Only Universal Reconciliation honors Christ’s victory, the Father’s heart, and the promise of restoration for all creation.
Does “Destroy” in the Bible Mean Annihilation?
When the Bible says “destroy,” it does not mean annihilate or erase from existence. Scriptural “death” and “perish” refer to separation, ruin, and loss, never nonexistence. Judgment is real, but always redemptive, ending in restoration, not erasure or endless torment.
