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A fact which must be accepted by all is that our presence on this earth will come to an end. Various theories have been advanced with regard to what awaits us after our journey through life has been completed. Many have been allayed by the famous author or the pulpit that all will go well for us in the next world if we simply obey tradition or follow the road that makes us feel good inside. Unfortunately, this mindset can lead to a fatal error forever.

Hell on Trial: The Case for Eternal Punishment "by Robert A. Peterson takes the mat various theories that bring such believers in the greatest danger that can never imagine. Before proving the unequivocal truth of orthodox biblical teaching, he defeated the notion of the improbability of a life after death, everyone goes to heaven (universalism), which unbelievers a chance after death (autopsy evangelism), and that the unbelievers are destroyed once and for all without eternal consequences (annihilationism).

Robert A. Peterson shows with sound scholarship and overwhelming evidence that these four alternative views are just speculation, wishful thinking, or avoidance of obvious facts contained in Scripture. These theories may seem reasonable if it is taken out of context or the truth blurred by the attempts of man to play the role of God. It is absolutely crucial for everyone to realize that Hell is real and that Jesus Christ spoke often of heaven and it has more length than anyone else in the Bible and more clearly .

Hell on Trial "also explores the biblical teachings on hell that given by Old and New Testament and cited the views of key people in the history of the church. He also presented a thematic summary of biblical teaching on hell and eternal punishment in connection with other important beliefs about God, the saving work of Christ, heaven, pain and sin. The final chapter confronts difficult questions concerning purgatory, the fate of those who have never heard, and what happens to babies who die.

Peterson cites a message given by JI Packer in 1972 that still holds relevance to today's modern society. "The subject of divine wrath has become taboo in modern society, and Christians in general have accepted the taboo and conditioned themselves never to raise the issue." The author is fully aware of the nature of unpopular this and states, "but for the sake of the glory of God, the truth of His Word, the Cross of Christ and the mission of the church, I am overwhelmed to defend the orthodox doctrine of hell."

The Hell on Trial book is undoubtedly a case that "we must tell people the truth without Jesus as Lord and Savior, they are directed Eternal Judgement of God." Here is an example of Scripture in accordance with how this eternal Judgement should be exercised as given in Matthew 13:49-50. "This is how it will be the end of the age. The angels will separate the wicked from the righteous and throw them into the fiery furnace where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. "We will now discuss the testimony of those who actually witnessed the consequences of hell to deepen our faith and understanding of the critical nature of this issue.

Bill Wiese, author of "23 Minutes in Hell. The story of a man what he saw, heard and felt in this place of torment", describes her experience that began at 3:00 am Monday, November 23, 1998. "I was horrified as I heard the cries of an innumerable multitude of people shouting in the storm. It was absolutely deafening. The terror-filled screams seemed to go right through me, penetrating my being ... This place was so terrifying, so intense and so hostile that it would be imposed.