October 25 2025

1st & 2nd Death Explained

There is a 1st death and a 2nd and final death mentioned in the Bible.

When our spirit goes back to God, where it came from it does not cease to exist, depends on what God decides to do with it (1 Corinthians 15:38).

It is written that there's going to be a new heaven and a new earth and there are going to be earthly beings and heavenly beings that will exist in both places, just as God indented it to be from the beginning (Genesis 2:2 & 4).

Hell in the Bible is allegorical, a concrete idea used as a symbol for a deeper or layered meaning. The word 'hell' is derived from mythology and it's a pagan belief that Christ used because this is how pagans in his time understood how a soul is tormented when it has evil intentions.

God says that the soul that sins will die, cease to exist (Ezekiel 18:20), not suffer in the after life, because the Bible also says that when we die our physical bodies go in the ground (Genesis 3:19) but the spirit in us goes back to God where it came from (Ecclesiastes 12:7).

The Bible refers to "celestial" (heavenly) and "terrestrial" (earthly) bodies in 1 Corinthians 15:40, primarily to illustrate the difference between our current mortal bodies and the glorified, resurrected bodies believers will have in the future. Terrestrial bodies are those that exist on earth, like human bodies, while celestial bodies can refer to the heavenly bodies like the sun, moon, and stars, as well as potentially the spiritual bodies of the resurrected.

The Real Meaning of Hell

Hell in the Bible is allegorical, a concrete idea used as a symbol for a deeper or layered meaning. The word 'hell' is derived from mythology and it's a pagan belief that Christ used because this is how pagans in his time understood how a soul is tormented when it has evil intentions.

God says that the soul that sins will die, cease to exist (Ezekiel 18:20), not suffer in the after life, because the Bible also says that when we die our flesh goes in the ground (Genesis 3:19) but the spirit in us goes back to God where it came from (Ecclesiastes 12:7).

My choice is to completely believe God's words than the teachings of the false religions of this world!

PS: These are not my words, I want to make this clear. I don't expect anyone to believe me, but this is the absolute truth.

When the Holy Spirit gave me this word "allegorical," I did not know the meaning of it, or how to spell it, so I looked it up on Google search.

I only write down what is revealed to me, and most of the time I don't get the message my self, until I go over it and read it my self. And this is the truth.

All praises belong to God the Father in the name of His Son and our Lord Jesus Christ!