What Is Hell?

Introduction

This book is not a fairy tale! We must grasp this truth from the very beginning. Absolutely nothing fictitious whatsoever shall infest this write. Exaggerations are also out of the question. All mankind has been Granted inspiration at one time or another. These enlightenments are Granted to us, for our betterment. make no mistake about it GOD is at the helm!

We are all equal in our Heavenly Father's Eyes and are loved unconditionally, no matter which road we choose. However, penalties are assessed fi we wander down forbidden paths. This is essence is the subject matter this author was inspired to record. To fully understand this material, it is mandatory that we first believe in the infinite Goodness of GOD. After that has been established, we must comprehend that "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." There is good and there is evil. Good rewards its children with joy and evil grants it followers sorrow. Hell does exist and the sooner we know this, the better. We must turn our backs on sin and forsake it. Sins, are those things we do that we know in our heart we should not! All children of men have committed sin and as a result place themselves under condemnation before GOD. We all must repent and subsequently be cleansed of it. This has to occur before we meet His Majesty at the bar, no not that bar, the Judgement Bar of both the quick and the dead!

The quick, because the repentant chose righteousness while they tarried in mortality. These children of GOD shall be quickened by His Glory and will inherit eternal joy. The dead, because the unrepentant chose evil here on earth. As a result they shall be eternal cut off from things pertaining to righteousness. This death is of a spiritual nature, not physical. The Hell we are preparing to read about is that permanent Hell some will inherit following everyone's resurrection. We will by-pass temporary Hell where the spirits of the strange reside, awaiting their resurrection. In this horrid place, there is still hope for forgiveness. There is no deliverance from Hell following Judgement; all hope will be expired. Mercy can no longer rob Justice when it has its claim. Justice must be executed if an individual refuses to repent. Repentance has to be exercised before the reuniting of the body and spirit. If one refuses, even our Heavenly Father's Hands are tied; there is nothing even He can do.

Prior to mortality, we acted accordingly in Heaven; we earned the Rite, to put on the flesh. In addition to this we are granted the Gift of choice, free for now to choose eternal joy, or endless misery. Each exquisite in their own right. Our Father in Heaven will gently persuade us, but will never compel us. Freedom of choice is the very essence of this mortal life. We would merely be robots without it. Therefore extreme caution should take precedence before nay major decisions are made. Eternal joy is at stake, choose well.

If nothing else is accomplished by reading the following chapters, the author wishes that the term "go to hell" becomes obsolete. It is further hoped that "go to the dump!" replaces it, or at the very worst, "go to jail" is adopted.

Wish this place on no one!

The Resurrection

Following our mortal death, our body and spirit will be temporarily separated. The length of said separation is determined by our righteousness here in earth. Eventually however we will all be resurrected, our body and spirit will be reunited; never again to be separated.

The repentant spirit will be added upon with a perfected glorified body. The unrepentant, will inherit the body they left mortality without.

If the unrepentant existed their body minus a limb, they will have that limb missing at their resurrection. To elaborate further, if an unrepentant died from the complexity of cancer they will inherit the duplicate pain they had at death; without medication.

Immortality to these eternal unfortunates is a curse. Death of both body and spirit would be welcomed; but this cannot be. A Gift earned in Heaven is eternal. it was there that we were Granted the Rite to own our body; is ours, for better or worse!

To continue; if drug addicts refuse to repent they will forever be seeking a fix; never able to satisfy that diabolical urge! Perhaps there will be drug dealers in Hell, but they will be dry. For some, to recall the line "do you have a smoke," will be another drag to deal with.

It is so eternally imperative that we love one another. Do for others, only those things that we would have them to for us. Excusing of course the masochist; shouldn't this observation be followed by all mankind? Let us have peace and joy added to our repentant spirit when we re resurrected. Sorrow and pain, let us leave these by the wayside. Our repentance will achieve that.

Our forgiveness of others is also paramount. GOD cannot forgive us if we hold malice against anyone, including ourselves. Judgement is GOD'S Pleasure; we must hand the Reins over to Him. Spiritual growth will never be achieved if we hold tight to unforgiveness of trespassers. The longer we procrastinate our forgiveness of anyone, the more difficult it will become.

Repetitiously speaking; we must first forgive to ever be eligible for forgiveness. It is a mandatory prerequisite. We cannot expect GOD to exercise this divine attribute unless we first demonstrate our willingness to do so. This forgiveness must take place prior to our resurrection. Please understand the sooner the better, this drop called mortality will be over soon, perhaps today! It is not worth it to hold on to the curse, for that is what it is. So, the first of many horrors of Hell has been revealed. The residents will be resurrected inheriting the same body they left behind on earth. That body will be intertwined with their unrepentant spirit, creating the birth of a monster!

If you dislike this place already, please read on to enable yourself to hate it.

The Sorrow

In times past many mortals have exclaimed that they are "going through hell". With no disrespect intended, many the announcement be made that this statement is preposterous! The writer would appreciate the opportunity to defend this analysis.

Mortality for all of us will have an end. This average life span of this reality is eighty years; give or take a decade. Most problems that we are confronted with are only a fraction of this, our probation period which is actually what this life compares to is only a mere drop in the eternal ocean. Our trials, are generally specks of dust in the proverbial drop. Hell on the other hand, will never ever end. Anyone who inherits it's eternal grasp would gladly take back everything they endured here; to get out of there. But horrors continually and forever will have just begun, their agonies shall have no end. This life will be over soon, we must endure to the end of it. If this explanation does not dispel the initial claim it is firmly entrusted that the chapters to follow will.