Hell is not for man

  “Then he will say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, you who are cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. - Matthew 25:41

What did He mean??

He is saying that hell was never made for man
He is saying that God will never send anybody to hell.
If man goes to hell, he goes by his own free choice
Hell was created for the devil and his angels, not for man.

God never meant that a man should go there and God has done everything within His power to keep you out. He even gave His Son to die on that Cross to keep you out.

When Jesus Christ died on the Cross that was judgement, God judged Christ in your place and Jesus being who He was had the capacity to endure hell for you and when Christ said My God My God why hast thou forsaken me? in that terrible movement, in a way that we cannot possibly understand.

The Lord Jesus Christ and His Father was separated and Jesus took the planks of hell and He suffered in that moment everything that a man will be called upon to suffer. He did it for you, coz He loves you. Now God says you must repent of your sins and receive Him into your heart and if you don't do it and your persistent  listening to the voice of the devil, who says you have plenty of time and tells you its not true and whatever he's whispering to you, DO NOT BE DECEIVED.  

  Jesus was made to be sin for us.

He took our sins, now what we have to do??


We have to Repent of our sins, what does the word repentance mean?? 
It means that you confess to God , I have sinned against you lord I'll admit it.
It means you turn from your sins, you're willing to let God have His way in your life and your ready to follow Him and serve Him from now on.

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