Hell's punishments mirror the sin and are designed to force reflection, because the damned choose to remain there until they want reform.
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Punishment
Hell's punishments mirror the sin and are designed to force reflection, because the damned choose to remain there until they want reform.
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Key Notes
Punishment and forgiveness are not opposites: a person can serve prison time and still need Jesus forgiveness to move on.
Exile, rather than death, appears as the worst punishment because it removes a person from the collective that constitutes them.
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"...who commit lust are people like dido and cleopatra and their punishment is they just um they're just stuck in a whirlwind and so..."
"emotions and so what their punishment in hell is is it's being whipped around in a whirlwind okay and the purpose so the purpose..."
"think I still could not forgive myself for making that mistake like I think whatever things that I do to make make up the..."
", right but at the same time you went to prison right you've been punished already so justice has been served so you cannot..."
"life experience then you'll be able to feel your heart once you feel your heart all this will make sense to you okay but..."
"They say that you are no longer going to belong to this world."
"Exactly. Banishment. Exile. Not death, right? And today, if I killed you, the police would come catch me and then kill me. But before,..."
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