Jesus will wipe out in horrific ways all of the unsaved.
He now does what he has always done,
There were present at that season some that told him of the Galilaeans, whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. And Jesus answering said unto them, Suppose ye that these Galilaeans were sinners above all the Galilaeans, because they suffered such things? I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. Lk.13:3-5
Except the Witness is God himself, not just any prophet.
It just that it wasn't His time to do so then for the sake of the Father's promise made to Abraham for those of his spiritual seed yet to be born. No one can confess and forsake sin unless born again - with the sin being the rejection of Christ as the only Saviour begotten of God the Father.
Some of the people responsible for condeming Christ repented 1st and received the Spirit after that (Acts 2:36-38.)
See the above re: the destroying of sinners.
And He WILL DO so, at a time of His choosing. The judgment wasn't dispensed with, only to be executed at
a time so chosen for it. That judgment, when it occurs, will be far worse than just bodily death.
Bodily death is trivial compared to the second death. Anyway, all die bodily sooner or later, which, they of
that particular event, already have. So, as they weren't immediately destroyed then, nevertheless, the same end has come upon them - they gained nothing.
I did. I repented before I died in sin. And I think I mentioned to you before how the final destruction will be caused by mortal coming face to face with the Immortal. Like the ark of the covenant, or God on Mt. Horeb, anyone not permitted got fried.
Which required that Jesus be crucified. The ordinances were those that lead someone to working for their
salvation, instead of trusting completely in Christ as Saviour to provide salvation.
Which I've pointed out to you that Gods' purpose for the law wasn't to proclaim mankinds righteousness, but Gods',
Moreover the law entered, that the offence might abound. Rom.5:20
David learned this and said,
Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done
this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest,
and be clear when thou judgest.
Psa.51:4
Do you know how David despised what he did to Christ? This is why he said,
The law of the LORD
is perfect, converting the soul: the testimony of the LORD
is sure, making wise the simple. Psa.19:7
I told you this before and you ignored it. So why bother looking at what Paul and David were really saying? Maybe someone else will see the truth of all Gods' word.
No, at a time of God's choosing, the second death will come upon all of the unsaved. They've escaped
absolutely nothing - absolutely nothing has changed.
I escaped. I truly understand that I had nothing to say in my defense and still don't. I do understand that because Jesus gave me time to repent, he has given me his Spirit, which if followed, will conform us into his Image...and sometimes his image will suffer abuse.
You seem to want to change the gospel into a humanistic, secular gospel, instead of a gospel of the spiritual which it is.
Oh no my friend. The humanist, secular gospel says, "Screw God, we'll live how we want", which is how the Lamb wound up on the cross. Of course it goes without saying, the Lamb allowed this sin against himself. See, Calvanists point to Christs' sacrifice, until the reason for the sacrifice is enjoined.
The worst eventually that could ever happen to someone in the physical realm, is meaningless next to the terrible events that will befall the unsaved in the spiritual realm at the appropriate time. Compared to it, physical death will be just a walk in the park.
That's for keeps!
