A Few Questions to Dive

You brought it up mate LOL.

Do you deny saying it, yes or no.

I quoted the entire thread, post, paragraph and the text last time, it you just avoidied responding as usual.

Originally posted by @sonship
Provide the quote. And I will tell you if I wrote those words or not.

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I some rebellious angels are in something called eternal chains would it be "strange" to think all rebellious enemies of God might be similarly confined in some way ?

Would it be "strange" to think eternal confinement or everlasting bonds would apply to other sinning beings like unrepentant sinful human beings?

How "strange" is it to think everlasting bonds or eternal chains describes the confinement of lost unrepentant sinners ?

You talked up a good line about parables and literalism.
Could "eternal chains" whatever it points to, be something applicable to other rebels besides the particularly evil angels mentioned in Jude 6.

How strange is it to think this matter, whether metaphorical or literal, could apply to other enemies of God ?

Originally posted by @divegeester
If I post the LINK, there will be no doubt.

Deny saying it???

OK sonship let see how quickly you turn tail.

Firstly here is a thread where you challenged me on this before and with me replying with the LINK and with you ignoring me afterward: Thread 172633 page 5 ish. I'm asking you exactly what I'm asking you here "do you deny saying it?" You are too much of a coward to respond.

The link to the original post is in that thread, but here is is again for you:

https://www.redhotpawn.com/forum/linkedforum/linkedthread.161363

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11th post

Your 5th paragraph, 22nd Oct 2014

"But the lost will glorify Him with their endless woe. They will be hung out in chains of punishment as an example to deter other worlds."

I shall await your predictable exit and wobbly return with you usual accompanied avoidance.

My bolding, my spelling correction:

( Some of this is paraphrase or possible direct quote from Robert Govette, I believe)

God's design after life is past, is to destroy the uncorrected.
Corrective dealings have not done them any good.
And nothing has so hardened them against repentance as the rejection of Christ.

Corrective punishment is put away and Destructive punishment will be their lot. Their influence on others will not be tolerated to continue. Administering kindness and patience has only hardened the sinner. The offer that they be viewed by the Legislator of the universe that as if never having sinned at all was jeered at and spurned. Their poison will not be allowed to spread to others in the world to come.

Warning has failed. God will show that He loves righteousness and hates iniquity. If there are laws and threats attached warning of the breaking of those laws, those consequences cannot be a paper posturing. They must be executed. He must be a Righteous Governor.

He will not prove to be a careless faker.
He will prove to mean what He has patiently warned of with mercy and tolerance. Now the uncorrected sinner has been hardened by God's longsuffering. The character of God as Creator and King will fall upon him since His character as Savior has been rejected.

The saved will glorify God with their endless happiness. But the lost will glorify Him with their endless woe. They will be hung out in chains of punishment as an example to deter other worlds. That punishment is designed to deter others from like guilt is evidenced so often in the Bible.

In the one and only theocratic society, the stubborn son who would not be corrected wast to be stoned. The harsh penalty was "So shall you put away the evil from you, and all Israel shall hear and fear." (Deut. 21:21; 27:13; 19:20).

God bears long with iniquity. He will not bear with it forever. In the end a display of the terrors of His just wrath fails, after hope is over, after mercy is past.

Destruction then is not the loss of being. It is the loss of well-being.
The welfare of the offender is then hopeless. The welfare of the saved is consulted by their destruction.

Originally posted by @sonship
Some of this is paraphrase or possible direct quote from Robert Govette, I believe...

"The lost will glorify him (Jesus our loving saviour) in their endless woe"

What a shameful, disgusting and strange philosophy you adhere to.

Originally posted by @sonship
Many times Divegeester alludes somewhat vaguely to me once writing about

Aliens on another world viewing sinners hung up in chains being tortured to deter them from rebellion.

He doesn't like to attach the QUOTATION from which he derives this little diatribe. I am not sure why he doesn't like to put up the quotation.

Once, I think, he did.
I hav ...[text shortened]... ions for him just out of some curiosity.
They are questions about his own reading of the Bible.

Disappeared as predicted.

Originally posted by @divegeester
Disappeared as predicted.

Originally posted by @sonship
Oh, go play leader of a "New Religion".

This thread has served its purpose.
Most of my questions you won't respond to.

I am happy that the full context of the isolated sentence (which i did write) shows the quite sound point made, contrary to your zany effort to portray me as teaching "strange" beliefs.

I only apologize for not writing [i] more[ ...[text shortened]... lay leader of a New Religion like a good little pretentious poster.
I'm finished with you here.

Originally posted by @sonship to divegeester
I am happy that the full context of the isolated sentence (which i did write) shows the quite sound point made, contrary to your zany effort to portray me as teaching "strange" beliefs.

Originally posted by @sonship
Oh, go play leader of a "New Religion".

This thread has served its purpose.
Most of my questions you won't respond to.

I am happy that the full context of the isolated sentence (which i did write) shows the quite sound point made, contrary to your zany effort to portray me as teaching "strange" beliefs.

I only apologize for not writing [i] more[ ...[text shortened]... lay leader of a New Religion like a good little pretentious poster.
I'm finished with you here.