+ Does it say in Revelations that Hell will be destroyed?

Answer 1

why do you believe the bible? it is just a book written by man, a creation of imagination....
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Answer 2

Hell doesn't exist yet. The Bible teaches that space (the heavens) was stretched out like a tent, during the first day of creation. When the universe is destroyed, the heavens (space) are said to "roll up like a scroll". Those that haven't accepted Jesus' offer of forgivness will simply be left here, in this universe. The universe will collapse, as Jesus releases His hold on it, and all matter/space/time what have you will crush into a point of singularity- a black hole. This is why hell is described by Peter as the "storm of darkness"- an apt description of a rotating black hole.

That is why hell is described as a place of darkness (photons are ripped apart by the extreme gravity) and heat. Also, whenever Satan is said to be judged in the Bible- he is always said to be "crushed" or "crushed beneath your feet". Earth apparently IS near the dead center of the universe, as space was stretched out from that point. (energy was added to a thin film of space surrounding eart on the first day.

The lake of fire is a portal into the event horizon of the hole/hell. The lake of fire is in Heaven, which exists outside of time, and thus, the lake can be accessed now, even though the universe hasn't been destroyed yet (from our frame of refrence/ vantage point.

When the judged are tossed into the lake, and the judgements are done, the portal will close, like a throat shutting, and so the Bible talks about death being "swallowed up."

Jesus mentioned the event horizon of hell when he spoke of the "valley" between heaven and hell, which not even an angel could cross. The event horizon of a hole is the place where no event can take place (time stops). It may be that time inside a hole continues as normal. Can a spirit be trapped by gravity? I believe so. In this extreme state.

Answer 3

Revelation 20:14 (NIV): "Then death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. The lake of fire is the second death." This is after the dead are brought back, meaning Hell (or Hades), in whatever form you would have it, are obviously destroyed, along with all the souls thrown into the "lake." If it's described as a "death," then obviously people don't continue living and burning in pain for all eternity. Cool screen name by the way.

Answer 4

Yes it does, at Rev 20; 13, 14. First it says that sea , death, and hades would give up the dead in them and then at verse 14 it says death and hades will be hurled into the Lake of fire which is the second death. This is comparable to the Gehenna that Jesus talked about that many people confuse with hell. Gehenna was the valley of hinnom where garbage and the dead bodies of criminals were thrown. They weren't thrown there alive, but were not considered worthy of a proper burial. So hell is mankind's grave and not to be feared like the Lake of fire, from which there is no hope of resurrection.

Answer 5

Revelation 20: 13-14 gives your answer.

Answer 6

Christ mentions hell more than He does heaven. Where the worm does not die.. Meaning never. Hell is eternal. Never ending. A bunch of idiots interpret revelations wrong. Be careful.

Answer 7

The book is called Revelation. No "s." It was all one Revelation. Quit pluralizing it!

Answer 8

i doubt it. if theres no hell where will all the souls in hell go to? heaven? if thats so i rather commit all the sin i want to

Answer 9

nope..we will be destroyed in hell

Answer 10

thrown into the lake of fire. chapter 21