How can a loving God send someone to Hell? | GotQuestions.org

Does God send people to Hell? If so, how can a loving God send someone to Hell? Why is anyone condemned to Hell, sent to Hell, or go to Hell? In this video, Pastor Nelson answers the question, “How can a loving God send someone to hell?”

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[danapriess]

I pray that my family and i will all shall dwell in the house of the Lord together our whole lives long.

[nicholasclarke]

I remember when I had a problem with this question but now I can fully understand why it is as we send ourselves there

[Foxuniverso]

I always liked the change of perspective. "How can a loving God allow a criminal into heaven for free?"
Cause its infact his grace that gets us there. We have no merit.

[jellyface]

Every time I doubt God's Love, I remember Jesus sacrifice in the Cross. Only a loving God could do that! I like this explanations, I try saying to myself, focus on what is certain and what is true, It is true that no matter the sin it can be forgiven if we accept Jesus in our hearth, and accept that he died in the cross and he came back to life we can be cleansed regardless of sin, a sacrifice so pure and perfect that makes sin irrelevant.

[WadeWeigle]

Thank you for sharing this. You put it very well.

[diluc-sf]

God is so loving that He won't force anyone to be with Him for eternity. His presence gives everything that is good and his absence is also the absence of everything that is good. If a person chooses to reject God, it also means rejection of everything that is good. Hell is the absence of everything that is good and anyone in hell will experience everything that is not good.

[WatchmanINC]

God has never sent one person to hell, everyone that went chose it just like they chose to reject the truth. Because the truth shall set us free!

[randy-]

Very good message! Specifically, I appreciate your correcting the misperceived definition of love (starting at ~ 0:23) and the questions you asked (starting at ~ 4:44). I believe these are big hurdles to those who struggle with God's saving grace and love. Thank you!

[randymartin]

Thank you for this video, I think it may prove very helpful hopefully to someone important in my life. God Bless you for your great informative videos. Thanks!

[KattilaTheHunFreedomFighter]

Beautifully and clearly stated! Praise Jesus! 🙏

[BADDMIXX]

Amen Brother Nelson! As It Is Written! KJV - Hebrews 10 : 26 *_“For If WE Sin Wilfully After That WE Have Received The Knowledge Of The Truth, There Remaineth No More Sacrifice For Sins, ”_*

[timothy]

When you think about it God doesn't send people to hell they send themselves he just honors their decision

[danielblair]

Out of love God is not going to force anyone to be with him that doesn't want to be with him.

Hell is the only place that is void of God's presence, so if someone doesn't want to be with God then hell is the only place that someone can go to be separated from God.

There are only two options, and they are to be with God or to be separated from God and we make the choice to be with God through believing (trusting) the gospel (1 Corinthians 15:1-4).

[Robert-rsc]

Hell is the state of "self-exclusion" from communion with God.

[s.d.melcher]

Thank you for this channel.
✨💖💪✝️🕊️💖✨

[SDscrch]

the door of hell is locked from the inside
these people DO NOT WANT GOD
God grants them their desires

[NickJR]

Believing in something is not a choice to go to hell

[deanfry]

My first thought on seeing the title was the hypocrisy of many of the people who ask this question. They themselves are not willing to live in the same house with some people, so they have their own answer.

How could a loving God take someone to Heaven who does not want to be with Him?

[bobbyadkins]

Here's a question for those who would ask such a question. How could a loving God allow those who hate Him and His people into Heaven? Especially when He wanted to save them but they hated Him and rejected Him?

[rogerjohnson]

God doesn't send anyone to eternal hell. They send themselves to eternal hell.
Jesus sacrificed himself to keep mankind out of hell.
He gives us a freewill to choose.