Although sin and death came to all of mankind through the sin of Adam in the Garden of Eden, God has provided a way whereby each and every one of us might be reborn spiritually alive. If we are, we will spend eternity with God. 2  If not, we will spend eternity in the lake of fire separated from Him. 3 

Located just outside of Jerusalem is a ravine that was known as the "valley of Hinnom."  It was a terrible place where pagan deities were worshiped; a place where children were sacrificed to the pagan god Molech. 4  Eventually this ravine became a place where the refuse of Jerusalem was dumped; a garbage dump that burned continuously.  It became a graphic picture of the final abode of both fallen angels and the unredeemed of mankind; a place of unquenchable fire. 5 

Not only is the lake of fire described as a place of unquenchable fire, but it is also described as a place of extreme torment.  It's a place located away from the earth (in the outer darkness) where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. 6  It's the place where fallen angels and the unredeemed of mankind (the unsaved) will spend all eternity separated from God and others. 7 

THERE'S HOPE:

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  Bible Reference:

  1  (John 3:3)

  2  (Romans 5:12-21; 6:23)

  3  (Revelation 20:11-15)

  4  (2 Kings 23:10)

  5  (Mark 9:43-48)

 

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6  (Revelation 14:11; Matthew 13:42, 25:30)

7  (Revelation 20:10, 15)