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The Bible Teaches Annihilationism, Not Eternal Torment

The Bible Teaches Annihilationism, Not Eternal Torment Does the Bible really teach eternal conscious torment — or does it teach something different? In this video, I make the case that Scripture teaches annihilationism (conditional immortality) — not eternal torment. The final punishment of the wicked is destruction, death, and perishing — not endless conscious suffering. This isn’t about softening judgment. It’s about letting the Bible define judgment. 🧠 Why This Matters What we believe about hell affects how we understand: • The justice of God • The meaning of “death” • The nature of eternal life • The character of divine punishment If the wages of sin is death, we need to ask: does death mean death? 📖 Key Bible Passages Examined: • Romans 6:23 — The wages of sin is death • Matthew 10:28 — Destroy both soul and body in hell • John 3:16 — Perish vs. eternal life • 2 Thessalonians 1:9 — Eternal destruction • Malachi 4:1–3 — Burned up, reduced to ashes • Revelation 20:14 — The second death I also address common objections and explain how passages often used to defend eternal torment should be understood in context. ✝️ The Core Argument Eternal life is a gift given only to the redeemed. The lost do not live forever in torment — they face the second death. The Bible teaches annihilationism — not eternal hell. 🔔 Subscribe for more theology, apologetics, and biblical truth. 👍 Like, 🗨️ comment, and 📤 share if you want more deep dives into difficult doctrines. #Annihilationism #ConditionalImmortality #Hell #ChristianTheology #BibleStudy #ReformedRiley