Are these people damned for sure?

Question

Adam, Eve, Judas Iscariot

Will they be given a second chance?

Answer 1

Second chances is what it's all about!

Answer 2

Why would Adam and Eve be damned? Maybe by us for eating that danged ole apple, but why by God? Wasn't getting kicked out of the Garden of Eden punishment enough?

I don't know about Judas though. Only God can judge a man's heart.

Answer 3

It has been pointed out by several theologions that Adam and Eve's sin was forgiven because God made the first animal sacrifice to atone for their sins. Notice that he clothed them in the skins of animals...the skins imply that God killed the animals as the first sacrifice for sin (Gen 3:21). Of course, all animal sacrifices offered for those who followed the commandments of YHWH were symbolic of the supreme sacrifice which would come in the future: The Lamb of God who is Christ (John 1:29; Heb. 10:1-18).

Judas, on the other hand, is another story. Though Christ invited him to his table for three years of ministry, Judas made the ultimate choice to abandon and betray Christ. Unlike Peter, Judas did not return to Christ. Judas was destined for eternal destruction and had determined to betray Jesus. (John 17:12). It is highly doubtful that Judas ever put his Trust in Christ. We might call him religious, and that he had no relationship with Christ.

the idea of another chance to go to Heaven after someone has died is foreign to scripture. When people die, they go to judgment (Hebrews 9:27)...Believers go to a judgment for the sake of reward and skip the judgment called the Great White Throne, where unbelievers will be convicted and sentenced formally.
On that happy note......!
:)

Answer 4

They're never coming back, Adam and Eve deliberately disobeyed God when they were perfect and could have resisted, Judas Iscariot betrayed the Son of God by allowing Satan into his heart and committed suicide by hanging himself and he knew what he was doing, he planned it, because he talked about his plan with the Pharisees who wanted to put Jesus to death and he accepted 30 pieces of silver for payment.

Answer 5

Adam is not condemned. eve i don't know. Judas could go either way

Answer 6

Absolutely. If judges can give criminals a second, third and fourth chance a little thing like sharing an apple and betrayal is really not worth mentioning.

Answer 7

Jesus referred to Judas as the one that was doomed to perdition, so I suppose that He knew what He was talking about. I don't know about the others.

Answer 8

Doesn't that depend on what denomination they are? I mean...were they saved, baptised? If so, were they immersed or sprinkled? Did they confess their sins? Were they read their last rights? Did they say 10 hail marys?

This why I can't bring myself to believe any of them. The same religion and there's not even any agreement on how to get to heaven.

Answer 9

for Judas, the poor guy took his life because he was so guilty in betraying Jesus.

killing even yourself is a sin you know.

well, i dun know as to whether these people will be damned forever, but let God be the judge.

Answer 10

no they are damned for ever
the bastards
don't give them a second chance
make them burn until their eyes explode
for ever and ever
maybe longer
to many people are given second chances
that's why the world is in such a mess
we gotta stick to our convictions
and so does God
Hallelujah

Answer 11

Just Judas because he hanged himself. For suicide is another term for self murder.