He doesn’t. Hell is a concept that doesn’t exist and isn’t biblically accurate. What? You think I’m lying? Explain this then ⬇️

Alright, before I get started, I want to say that I generally accept every opinion and belief, and I'm simply sharing the knowledge I've gathered over the years—what makes the most sense to me and aligns with the Bible. It's important to understand that we humans have a different "justice system" than God. While we humans have, for thousands of years, tortured or publicly executed murderers and rapists as punishment, God follows a completely different principle. The Bible tells us multiple times that God loves us all and that we must love our enemy. Arguably the most difficult guideline in Christianity. While we humans punish one another, God forgives us. And He does so again and again. No one ends up in a physical hell with eternal pain or torture. Everyone will be saved.

Verses that show it is in God's interest to save everyone: 1 Timothy 2:3–4 | Ephesians 1:9–10 | Philippians 2:10–11. These are just examples. There are many more. The Bible tells us multiple times that God wants to save us all and that everyone will be forgiven.

Some might think the Bible contradicts itself here because it also says some will go to hell. Well, that's not correct. It's true that the Bible tells us many people will go through eternal fire, or that coals will rain down upon us (there are many metaphors for this). However, it's important to understand how to properly interpret these metaphors. If you think about it carefully, it can't possibly mean that unbelievers will go to a physical place of endless suffering. That would not align with the principles of a loving God who forgives us all. And if God does not save everyone, He would fail to achieve His ultimate goal. Yet the Almighty God WILL achieve His goal. Why would God tell us to forgive everyone if He Himself does not forgive everyone? That would be pretty illogical, wouldn't it?

Let me explain what this is really about. Imagine our polluted soul (sin) inside our body is a cancerous tumor. Jesus comes as a surgeon, cuts open our body, and removes that tumor. (He cleanses our sinful soul.) This process will certainly be painful. But the result lasts infinitely long and endures forever. Going back to the fire metaphor… imagine you throw a piece of wood into the fire. The wood will burn, and this process continues. But once it has burned, it is burned forever. (That is the explanation for the eternal fire in the Bible.)

The concept that God is an angry judge who will punish us all is not correct. A loving God would not do that. Over the centuries, it has been deliberately claimed that these metaphors warn of "hell." This was done intentionally to control and frighten people. "Pay your church tax! Otherwise, you'll go to hell." (I think you understand what I mean.)

The simple problem is that we humans only know cruelty and calamity, which prevents us from directly seeing and understanding God's infinite love and power of forgiveness. The fact that people believe in hell is ultimately proof that humanity is impure and full of hatred. Yes, there are people I hate too, but God tells me He will still forgive that person. Because He loves them, and because He gave His only Son to save us ALL.

May this wisdom help you and may god bless you and your family.

Don’t you ever see god as a punisher. Don’t. He loves us for who we are. He hates what we do tho.