Introduction In a previous article, we discussed Universalism and the idea that, based on their belief, all men will go to heaven. We refuted that argument show that; although everyone will be given the chance to hear the gospel, not all will obey it and be saved. In this article we will look at the concept, that some hold, that Jesus didn’t come to save everyone but one specific nation; Israel. And that all other nations will be condemned to Hell.   To the Jew First Israel was God’s chosen people; made up of 12 different tribes. However, this doesn’t mean that God didn’t care about the rest of the nations on the planet. All nations were created by Him and therefore all flourished on Earth. In addition, the Jews (as they were later called) didn’t thumb their nose at other nations; declaring themselves as being the only nation that mattered. They had enough to worry about and focus on in worshipping God to every think of such a notion. In Jeremi...

Introduction Imagine walking out of your front door one morning, picking up your local newspaper, and seeing the headline, “Satan Repents!” on the front in 3-inch letters. The article attached to it has quotes in which God says, “All is Forgiven” and Jesus says, “Welcome home, Brother!” At this point you’re probably looking around for the Candid Camera or someone to jump out from behind a bush and say, “Gotcha!” But suppose, just suppose, this was real. Everyone Will be Saved There is a doctrine out there in the religious world that claims, everyone will go to Heaven and no one will go to Hell. It is called Universalism and here’s the definition from the dictionary: Universalism — The doctrine of universal salvation . All men everywhere will be saved.   No one will be lost.   End, all mankind will be saved.   Everyone will be saved and no one will be lost. What a great concept! There are even passages of scripture that ...