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 Cultish Doctrine of Fear!
Fear-based doctrines like ECT survive because preachers themselves are afraid, of losing reputation, income, or acceptance. Cult logic and mistranslation have turned fear into a false god. But perfect love casts out fear, and God’s plan is restoration, not terror.
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.
Is Death Really Just Sleep?
Death in the Bible is consistently called sleep, not torment or annihilation. From Sheol to Lazarus, Scripture shows the dead as unconscious, waiting for resurrection. Eternal Torment and Annihilation distort God’s plan; death is rest, and life is restored in...
Is Hades the Same as Hell or the Lake of Fire?
Sheol, Hades, Gehenna, and the Lake of Fire are not the same. Hades is temporary, giving up the dead; Gehenna is prophetic judgment imagery; the Lake of Fire comes after resurrection. Collapsing them into “Hell” fuels fear and false doctrines....
What Is Universal Reconciliation?
Universal Reconciliation teaches that God will restore all through Christ. Unlike Eternal Torment or Annihilation, Scripture and the early church affirm that judgment is redemptive, not destructive. Christ’s work undoes Adam’s curse fully, bringing every soul into ultimate reconciliation.
What Is Annihilationism?
Annihilationism teaches the wicked are destroyed rather than tortured, but Scripture shows God’s plan is restorative, not destructive. Like ECT, it truncates Christ’s victory. Universal Reconciliation alone fulfills God’s promises: all creation will ultimately be reconciled in Christ.
