So the Biblical proof there is no hell?

[anti_nietzsche]

Look here:

Isaiah 1:17 Seek judgment, make happy the oppressed, Judge the fatherless, strive [for] the widow.

Judgment mustn't always be such hard sentences. And sometimes also an innocent person is judged, as by the above bible verse. Justice means that everyone gets his right. And in Christ who nailed the law to the cross, everyone has a right to live and a right to go to God. Human rights, for example, have been a very righteous invention and I believe were inspired by God.

[sheila]

all mankind will rejoice in His judgement.when He perfects the  spirit of man in understanding and  'justness" It'll be kind of a

  'WOW!" thing..to those who have judged after the appearance of the flesh.[see and hear what they had not seen nor heard]

  and yes,everybody has a right to live and return unto God..because of Jesus Christ.that RIGHTeousness is a free gift because

  of what HE DID..as the atonement Lamb  and to take away all their sin.


   it's always better to fall into the hands of God instead of men. I'd choose it any day.

   

[rosered]

Isaiah 26:9  At night my soul longs for You, Indeed, my spirit within me seeks You diligently; For when the earth experiences Your judgments The inhabitants of the world learn righteousness.

Psalm 98
7 Let the sea roar and all it contains;
         The world and those who dwell in it.
8 Let the rivers clap their hands,
         Let the mountains sing together for joy

9 Before the LORD, for He is coming to judge the earth;
         He will judge the world with righteousness
         And the peoples with equity.

Why should we be afraid of judgment? Most on this site are here because we used to think judgement had only two outcomes, heaven or hell, and it is a big relief to get rid of that idea. But these verses show what judgement is and what the outcome really is which is something really good.

Should we be a little bit afraid, just not scared to death about coming judgement? And should we be afraid of being a little bit new agey or what? Or are we just talking about all those evil people out there getting away with all kinds of stuff?

For me I am not afraid of what the Father is going to do to me because I trust Him that it will be good. I don't understand the warnings about judgement like I'm supposed to clean up my act a little more and walk in fear at least a little. At the same time I would be afraid if I was trying to get away with stealing or sneaking off with some cutie. So maybe that's the answer. Fear to do evil. And if we do, be happy for God's discipline and judgement.

  :thumbsup:  YES   fear of the Lord is in reverence     and respect      and awe    !! 

  To hate evil  is a good thing  indeed , well said  Bushy ,

But the catch is the carnal do not think they are doing evil , think of Saul , Paul when he  found out   how wrong he was as a child , he done everything to make up for all the wrong he done in ignorance  ,  he was innocent in   the fact of not knowing the ways of God .  Jesus has to show us the  way , needing both the Father and   the Son  SPIRITS  working in us  also .
What was received  being   great   mercy and grace    must also be given   freely   as the sons continue to grow in truth and grace  as men of age  .

[eaglesway]

We do not need to fear judgment. We are "in Christ". We respect the discipline of God, but we know all of His intentions are for our edification.

"If we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from ALL unrighteousness."

A healthy awe and respect of the Father and the consequences of indulging the flesh is an important aspect of the wisdom of any spiritual person, and it guides their actions and meditations, but as James said, "We all stumble in many ways".