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What does the Bible say about eternal judgment?

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The Bible teaches that all unbelievers will face eternal judgment, ultimately leading to their destruction in the final day of reckoning.

Eternal judgment is a significant theme throughout Scripture, particularly in the book of Revelation. Specifically in Revelation 18, we see the depiction of Babylon, which symbolizes the world of unbelievers and their eventual destruction. Babylon represents not just a city, but all who reject Christ. The text emphasizes that the judgment from God will come swiftly and violently, as seen in the fall of Babylon where all evil is eradicated and the world is laid waste. This judgment is not arbitrary; it is the fulfillment of God's righteous decree against sin, highlighting His holiness and justice. The passage serves as both a warning and a hope for believers, reminding them that while they may suffer in this world, God will ultimately vindicate His people.
Scripture References: Revelation 18, Revelation 20:11-15, Psalm 37, Matthew 25:31-46, Hebrews 9:27, Matthew 25:46

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