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• Lewers, Rick

• 2002-03-01

• Moore Theological College

• Lewers shows that we all have a desire for eternity. He explores the double-destination of death - either heaven or hell. Lewers explores that way people respond to the location of hell. To explore the reality of hell, he speaks on the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus. Lewers stresses that there is no reincarnation or purgatory, but that Jesus paid it all, our rescue is complete. He shows that our eternal destination is fixed after death, and that the world has people in it who do not listen now, and thus would not listen to the resurrected Jesus. Lewers shows that we will all face judgement, ane explores the way people respond to hearing/warned about hell. He explains that as we trivialise sin, we also trivialise hell but that hell fits with an infinitely just God, and fits with his character. Lewers shows that hell fits with justice, and that rejecting God's grace means being judged on our works. To have justice, means facing judgement and going to hell. Lewers stresses that hell is real, and that we need life. Cassette label reads : "the view from heaven Rick Lewers 2002 KEC tape 1164"

• 29/03/2002

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Katoomba Christian Convention

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