Doctrines That Seem To Divide?
In watching ministries on the Christan Channel there are those who believe and teach a pre-trib rapture mid-trib rapture or a post-trib rapture. Sometimes one may change over to another camp change their mind but also there are those who are convinced in their doctrine and there they stay.
It's always an interesting debate and sometimes on TV they have debated each other and even if one did not convince the other the debate was still good.
Also different ministries on Christian TV can have some differences in their way of interpreting but mostly agree on the basic's of Scripture itself.
I watch all of them and take it all in and there are also some Ministries too that have differing ways of seeing the biblical Hell. In watching the Ministries, alot of them already have their mind made up but they are all interesting to watch.
The Greek word “Hades” is translated as “Hell” in many English Bibles such as the King James Version.
And the Bible is clear on a resurrection of the dead those in the graves it says in scripture.
Hell being cast into hell or the dead being cast into the lake of fire. That's the debate between ministries it seems.
Not in if there is a hell or not but interpertations & translations in of when and where?.

This is an interesting look of both the sides mentioned in Doctrines That Divide on the Afterlife.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEcHe81wLA8

When Jesus comes back we all will be united in the word.
But, Many Christian churches hold vastly different views on key Bible teachings; of course and I see that playing out on Christian TV. I read this Pastor link above use to be a Baptist before and changed his mind on the teaching he once believed in.
Plus Pastor Arnold Murray has a teaching about the blotting out of & the consuming fire as well.
And I do agree with him on that too his teaching on verse to verse of why.
And Analogies and Parables and bloted out.

God the Consuming Fire/Hell Fire 4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdNGNZqIEAs

In studying the Scriptures this just makes more sense to me.