Hell or the Lake of Fire?

[Rightly Divided]

Originally Posted by Matthew 4:4

But the Bible's definition of the lake of fire is defined at Rev. 20 vs 13,14 as ' second death '.
Our sun would Not be an example of any death.
In death there is No fire: just sleep.
The day Jesus died Jesus did Not go to fire.- Acts 2 vs 27,31,32
At his death Jesus was in a sleep-like state as Jesus described at John 11 vs 11-14
Sleeping condition as mentioned at: Ecclesiastes 9 v 5; Psalms 6 v 5; 13 v 3; 115 v 17; 146 v 4; Daniel 12 vs 2,13
' Second death ', unlike Adamic death that we inherited from father Adam, would mean No resurrection from second death.
- Rev. 21 v 8

Wrong.

[granpa]

Originally Posted by Matthew 4:4

But the Bible's definition of the lake of fire is defined at Rev. 20 vs 13,14 as ' second death '.
Our sun would Not be an example of any death.
In death there is No fire: just sleep.
The day Jesus died Jesus did Not go to fire.- Acts 2 vs 27,31,32
At his death Jesus was in a sleep-like state as Jesus described at John 11 vs 11-14
Sleeping condition as mentioned at: Ecclesiastes 9 v 5; Psalms 6 v 5; 13 v 3; 115 v 17; 146 v 4; Daniel 12 vs 2,13
' Second death ', unlike Adamic death that we inherited from father Adam, would mean No resurrection from second death.
- Rev. 21 v 8

so there is no fire in the lake of fire?

[MysticPhD]

Originally Posted by Rightly Divided

Even if it is not the sun, the sun is an example of a lake of fire. Some think such a thing is not possible even with one shinning over their head every day.

The Sun is just one fire in a swirling spiral lake of fire (suns) called a Galaxy.

[Rightly Divided]

Originally Posted by MysticPhD

The Sun is just one fire in a swirling spiral lake of fire (suns) called a Galaxy.

Yes God has created many Lakes of Fire! Good point.