What verse in the New Testament says if you don't accept Jesus you go to hell?

Answer 1

none -

Answer 2

John 14:6-Jesus said,I am the way the truth,and the life,no man comes to the father but by me.

At what age Jesus said this? Soulds more like a 6 year kid stopping a visitor at the door to me.

Answer 3

Matthew Chapter 13

Answer 4

John 3:16

Answer 5

John 14:6 says Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

Coming to the Father means you chose Heaven. I don't know if there is a specific vers that tells you the exact words you wrote, but it can be understood that if I don't go to Heaven, I will go to hell.

Rev. 1:18 I [am] he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.

Answer 6

I am the way and the truth and the life. The only way to the father is through me. John 14:6

now where is the father? (heaven)
whats the only way to the father? (through Jesus)
so pretty much if you don't accept Jesus you'll go to hell.

God Bless

Answer 7

Condemned to hell and eternal punishment.

John 3:18 - He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.

Answer 8

John 14:6-Jesus said,I am the way the truth,and the life,no man comes to the father but by me.

Answer 9

well, the old John 3:16 has a near hit where you perish if you do not choose Christ...but choose, and have everlasting life...


you closed out right as I was answering your native american question....still had to post it...

Yes.
Imagine that it hasn't been touched or "saved" by Christianity. It still would not conform to anything so glamourized by television or usurped in ways where it gets whored out either.
Rather, start with understanding that most of modern society has the wrong pronouns involved. For instance..the prounoun I is important in both cultures...but for the native mentality, I is always associated with me, as in, I and we are one..therefore we are as I am. Being together, unified not necessarily by land but that is where the turtle means so much...because the ways of being akin to the land of choice has not been for over three hundred years...unless you go into the remaining Pueblos...if you can be welcomed into the Acona Pueblo..there is a place for you to touch the sky as a brother of the birds (certainly the big ones are always the eagle and crow...there are so many more...because there, you are not speaking..not listening, you are) most of the Uto Aztecan Indians which inhabit over 50% of America (let us not include Canada) have and share a more in-line pattern of belief with the Australian aborigines...(especially Peru, which has been lost to Christianity in the last two centuries from all the "missions")but pay attention to the Nazca lines(not to be awed but rather in their construction of drawing on a very large scale) and compare them to aborigine art (not the commercialized stuff either) even Easter Island..at some time in the continuing history of the Australian aborigines, land masses between Australia and Peru were more inline...the heads on Easter Island are an homage to what the aborigines in dreamtime call the "creative ancestors" who made themselves out of the very fabric of eternity...and brought into this universe the "dreamtime"...when words and self can be stripped away from the human, he/she is able to see more through this state of being alive whereby the process of live, evolution and growth culmanate in man joining the two physical worlds of nature and mankind into a third world known as more or less eternity or the complete world...we cannot achieve this by clinging onto life, nor seeking death because the very life force of the creative elders was not their own either...they came from an intention in the fabric of eternity where all that we see and believe we know...we do not....
if you follow the Uto Aztecans, and notice in the Navajo...the lore of the snake as the very pulse of life energy fusing through man's complete self is always drawn in a circle....this circle itself(everyone loves the sand painting) is a remnant of earlier predecessors to the current Indian population following the belief of the power of the "snake of life"....the red serpent to the Aztecs, the Rainbow serpent to the Aussie aborigines, spiral serpents of the Navajo and in kachinas of the Hopi(a practice removed greatly because of the spread of Christianity) but it is the Hopi and Pueblo's who have tuned into this earth's dreamtime and they hold a powerful understanding of life in all of its wonder...not by means of woo, but by almost a more direct scientific shamanism than many other of the Indian cultures...my ancestry is Abenaki and Penawaskeit....I have lived in New Mexico for over six months in a place where I found things about myself...

So many people approach this with the idea of making themselves more unique...if you ever study the ideology behind concepts like "meme", "phoneme", "autopoesis" and "allopoesis"...more of who you are is in the history of the culture you have been conditioned through...if it is native American, clinging or seeking it out to find yourself will only cause you to be lost...because as in most things, people are trying to grasp onto things that somehow make them whole...if you really understood this "spirituality" one thing you would need to know is that often, you become more by what you let go than what you keep...it is like the parable of the boy who crossed the river by carrying a rock so he could walk the bottom...winning was so much more important to him than living, he perished in trying to gain something he was not able to really get at..and even hearing reasoning like this, only emboldened him more to the point of drowning....

wlini wi


well, for what it is worth....

Answer 10

No verses mention or imply acceptance. God acts upon man, man does not act upon God.

Answer 11

"He said therefore again to them, "I go away, and you shall seek Me, yet you shall die in your sin; where I am going, you cannot come."....."And He (Jesus) was saying to them, "You are from below, I am from above; you are of this world, I am not of this world. I said therefore to you, that you shall die in your sins; for unless you believe that I am He, you shall die in your sins." "
(John 8:21,23,24)