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Title: Why Did God Create Hell? The Bible WARNED Us
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It’s a good thing it’s all just a fictional story.
Regardless of what so many think one does not burn forever. Jude 1;7 says Sodom and Gomorrah were set as an example of eternal fire. 2 peter 2:6 says they burned up and turned into ashes, just like Malachi 4 says will happen to those who live wickedly. Rev. 20:14 calls it the 2nd death. The theories about burning forever ETC. are ridiculous.
Sometimes i wonder why is theyre a hell when in this world they are like alot of bad things and is like hell on this world life
If you mean Hades/Gehenna, complete with fire, screams of pain, and eternal conscious torment, we can find ALL of it in the noncanonical books written centuries before Christ (1 Enoch 10:13; 48:8–10; 100:7–9; 108:4–7; Judith 16:17; 2 Baruch 85:13, 2 Enoch 40:12; Qumran, Thanksgiving Scroll). Christ added nothing new to these noncanonical books. The OT says nothing about eternal conscious torment, and Paul didn't believe in Hades/Gehenna either.
There are many clues in the parable* of Lazarus and the Rich Man that, instead of contrasting the saved vs. unsaved, it's contrasting the treatment of Jews vs. Gentiles in the gospel age^, when the tables would be turned**:
1. Rich Man — is never directly accused of a sin (only of being wealthy)^^
2. Lazarus — is never described as righteous (only of being a beggar)* * *
3. Purple — indicates royalty (chosenness)
4. Fine linen — was for Jewish priests (Exodus 28:39)
5. Abraham — why is he in this parable at all? Because it specifically concerns Judaism.
6. Father Abraham — described as "Father"
7. Flame — the flame is singular — not plural — strongly suggesting this isn't about hell
8. Five Brothers — The 5 FULL-blooded brothers of Judah were Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Issachar & Zebulun (Gen. 35:23)
9. Moses & Prophets — The Jewish people had Moses and the prophets
10. Not Convinced by One Rising from the Dead — a prophecy of Christ's pending resurrection, which his Jewish audience would become very familiar with but would not heed (for the most part)
* It follows the parables of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, the Prodigal Son and the Unjust Steward, strongly suggesting that it, too, is a parable. So does one drop of water being able to help in this situation.
^ In the gospel age, Israel is partially hardened by God (Rom. 11:25), while Gentiles are included in the church.
** This doesn't excuse centuries of anti-semitism, right up to the present time.
^^ The Rich Man's material wealth represents his belonging to the chosen people, and having the written revelation of God (Hebrew scriptures).
* * * Lazarus represents Gentiles who were beggars in the sense that they were lacking knowledge of God, due to God's chosen people not having shared it with them. (Consider the unjust steward in the preceding parable, and Jesus overturning tables at the temple.)