Revelation 21:8
Amharic Tigrinya (መፅሓፍ ቅዱስ) No Year
እቶም ፈራሓትን፥ ዘይኣምኑን፥ ርኹሳትን፥ ቀተልቲ ሰብን፥ ኣመንዝራታትን፥ ጠንቈልትን፥ መምለኽቲ ጣዖትን፥ ኵሎም ሓሰውትን ግና፥ ክፍሎም ኣብቲ ብሓዊን ዲንን ዝነድድ ቃላይ እዩ፤ እዙይ እቲ ኻልኣይ ሞት እዩ” በለኒ።
What Does This Mean?
This verse from Revelation lists different kinds of wrong actions and says those who commit them will suffer eternal punishment in the lake of fire, called 'the second death.' It's a warning about serious consequences for certain sins.
Explained for Children
Imagine if you did something really bad, like lying or hurting someone. This verse tells us that God doesn't want people to do these things because they can lead to very big trouble later on, like being sent away forever from where He is.
Historical Background
The Book of Revelation was written by John the Apostle around 95 AD during a time when Christians faced persecution. This verse speaks directly to those who doubted or turned away from Christ, emphasizing severe consequences for such actions.
Living It Out Today
Consider someone who cheats in business or lies constantly; this verse reminds us that these behaviors have serious spiritual repercussions and encourages integrity and honesty in all our dealings.
Topics
sinjudgmenteternal punishmentconsequences of actionsrepentancesalvation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 'the second death' mentioned in this verse?
'The second death' refers to eternal separation from God and a state of punishment, contrasting with the first death which is physical.
Can people who commit these sins be forgiven?
Yes, through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, forgiveness is available as the Bible teaches grace for all kinds of sinners.
How does this verse apply to modern Christians?
It serves as a reminder that our actions have consequences both in this life and eternally, encouraging living by Christian principles.
What is the main message of Revelation 21:8 for believers?
The main message is to beware of sin and its eternal consequences; it encourages a lifestyle that pleases God and avoids actions leading to separation from Him.