Appendix II

If most people will be lost forever because Christ does not finally lead ALL to repentance:

• then eternity will prove that satan did a better job at corrupting creation than Christ did in redeeming it.
• then eternity will demonstrate that satan’s power to seduce human wills is stronger than God’s power to influence them toward good.
• then eternity will show that God devised His own everlasting defeat when He planned His creation.
• then eternity will reveal that God’s love is no different from the “love” of corrupted men, because it places value on people based on their performance. How so? All who have failed to hear of Christ and respond to Him within a certain time limit are discarded!
• then eternity will demonstrate that Christ’s atonement for all mankind (in many cases) is an everlasting failure.
• then eternity will show that God planned that good and evil co-exist forever, side by side, in His universe as an eternal testimony of His holy (?) and loving (?) nature.
• then eternity will prove that our Loving Creator has knowingly brought many people into being whose suffering shall have no end—that He has done a thing to His own offspring that no normal earthly father would dream of doing.
• then eternity will show that God—Who receives no pleasure in the death of the wicked—has failed to fulfill His promise that He will perform all His good pleasure to unite all creation in Christ (either because He will not or He cannot do so).
• then eternity will prove that God’s “desire” that all be saved either is not a deep and sincere desire—or else—it is an irrational desire that He knows to be vain and futile. Hence, Perfect Love and Wisdom desires what He knows will never happen—not ever! This means that God’s desire is rooted in unreality and is merely sentimental and wishful thinking.
• then eternity will show that God’s purpose (to unite all in Christ) will never be accomplished. Therefore He lied when He assured us, “I have spoken it; I will bring it to pass. I have purposed it; I will also do it” (Isa. 46:11, Eph. 1.9-10).
• then eternity will show that Christ will not, in fact, inherit ALL things. So all Scriptures that prophesy along these lines were only nice-sounding words—gross and misleading “inflated advertising.” For Christ shall have drawn only some, not all, people to Himself. For the gentiles will not hope in Him. Only some gentiles will hope in Him.
• then eternity will show that God loves pain. Otherwise He would have retained His original state of pleasure by never spawning creation.
• then eternity will show that God’s covenant with Abraham that in Christ all earth’s families will be BLESSED is by no means a sure anchor for the soul. For only mild and temporal and mostly imperceptible blessing was intended by this covenant for earth’s families. Such “blessing” will hardly be of comfort when remembered by vast multitudes agonizing forever whose lives on earth were characterized by disease, oppression, ignorance, squalor and hard labor.
• then eternity will show that Loving-Kindness, Himself, has created billions of people whom He foreknew would never hear Christ proclaimed during their earthly lives and therefore would suffer forever.
• then eternity will prove that God created many things for His everlasting displeasure and therefore is not worthy of all power, honor and praise—contrary to Revelation 4:11 and Isaiah 46:10.
• then eternity will prove that, for many, God’s calling them into being was a curse of such magnitude that its horror defies description.
• then eternity will prove that Christ will be “satisfied” that God’s pleasure (forever!) shall only partially “prosper” in His hand. How so? Only the firstfruits of His world harvest of human souls will ever become His inheritance.
• then eternity will show that Scriptures calling the church “the firstborn” and a “kind of firstfruits” were meaningless.
• then eternity will demonstrate that Christ is not the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. It will reveal Him as the Lamb of God who tried to take away the world’s sin and failed.
• then eternity will prove that abortionists are far more merciful than “God” or “Christians” who would preserve infants alive so as teenagers and adults most of them would have to endure endless torment.
• then eternity will demonstrate that God’s “tender mercies” are over only some (not all) of His works, for only some will bless His name forever and ever. Many others will agonize for all eternity.
• then eternity will demonstrate that Christians who proclaimed so many messages about “resting in God’s love and grace” were grossly imbalanced in their emphasis (to put it as kindly as possible).
• then eternity will demonstrate that God’s will shall never (fully) be done on earth as it is in Heaven. For when earth yields up its dead from their graves, most who are resurrected will live outside of God’s will forever and ever. Therefore, Christ taught us to pray a prayer He knew would NEVER—not ever—be answered.
• then eternity will prove that God will not be the plague and destruction of death and Hades. For the sting of death in its most hideous form—the second death—shall endure forever and ever. Thus, Paul was grossly deceived to have shouted, “O death, where is your sting; O Hades, where is your victory?” For death shall prove itself to be victorious—in may cases—for all eternity. The second death, the lake of fire, will sabotage God’s fulfilling all His good pleasure forever and ever.
• then eternity will prove that only some things shall be made new, not all. Moreover death, sorrow, tears and pain, contrary to Scripture, will endure forever as testimony of satan’s victory over Calvary.
• then eternity will demonstrate that God has called Himself the “Savior of all men,” fully knowing He would never save but only a few. Thus He only wanted to sound nice when He referred to Himself as “the Savior of ALL men.”
• then eternity will prove that God is weaker than evil. Or else, eternity will show that He chose to go into everlasting collusion with evil when He created all things so that evil forever could exert greater power than His over the wills of many people.
• then eternity will demonstrate that Christ failed to accomplish His purpose to save the world—that which was lost—and to destroy the devil’s works. For He shall have saved only some of the world, and some of that which was lost, and destroyed only some of satan’s works.
• then eternity will reveal that love is neither committed nor unfailing—nor is it by any means unconditional.
• then eternity will show that Holy Love has foreseen and therefore fore-planned for everlasting disaster for much of His own creation.
• then eternity will demonstrate that God is kinder to animals than He is to human beings. For He has allowed death to end any suffering that beasts endure in their earthly lifetime. Yet He has ordained endless torment for human beings, created in His image.
• then eternity will either demonstrate that—bottomline—human beings (contrary to Scripture) are in fact their own saviors through the strength of their own ingenuity and will-power. Or else, eternity will show that God has chosen to save some and brought others into existence for the purpose of endless suffering.
• then eternity will show that “Love” gives up on His own offspring forever—in advance of His having created them. For He has foreknown all of His works from eternity past and fulfills all His plans based on His foreknowledge.
• then eternity will reveal God as the author of endless pain, error, and evil—since His own Word states that He Himself willed His creation’s fall (Romans 8:20-21).
• then eternity will demonstrate that Christ, contrary to Scripture, never intended to draw all mankind to Himself—or else He promised to do so but was unable to fulfill His promise. Therefore John 12:32 is meaningless at best and a lie at worst.