Hell Is Not For Real: Re-examining What The Scriptures Actually Say About Eternal Torment

by Micah J. Stephens

The Bible clearly speaks of a final punishment that happens at the end of the age. Many have come to believe this final punishment is eternal torture of the human soul in the afterlife, however, the author believes this view has come from not properly interpreting Scripture. In this book, it shows how when we use basic rules of interpretation while reading the passages about final punishment, we come to a much different conclusion than what is commonly believed. One that is much more positive and optimistic.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 20, 2020

Reviews

[Edgar González · Rating 5 out of 5]

I challenge you to open your Bible and read this book with an open mind

This is an excellent book. It clearly explained the use of word HELL in the Bible within the original context. If you believe in hell as a place of eternal torment I challenge you to open your Bible and read this book with an open mind.

[Dakota Pratt]

Stay away, heretical teaching here

The book progressively gets worse as you read. At one point the author confuses clear already fulfilled prophecy concerning the nation of Israel in Duet with the last days. He accuses Jesus of teaching pagan mythology twice when incorrectly teaching on the historical account in Luke. False teacher with extremely dangerous teachings