For 2,000 years, the gospel of Jesus Christ has divided humanity into two categories.

No third. Two categories. Those who are saved and those who are lost.

Those who are redeemed and those who are unredeemed. Those who spend eternity in heaven with Jesus

and those who will spend eternity in hell with Satan. Two divisions. This division by individual

choice. It's by individual choice. This division is created by men's volition. When Jesus said, in Luke 1249,

I have come. He is describing his mission that brought him from heaven. For I tell you that he came directly from heaven.

Those who say Jesus is just the founder of another religion,

he is just a leader of another religion, are absolutely wrong.

Jesus came from heaven because he coexisted with God the Father before all worlds.

And in Matthew, Jesus said, the son of man has come.

He came from heaven to seek and save that which is lost.

In John 543, Jesus said, I have come in my father's name, and you do not receive me.

In John 10, 10, when he's talking about himself as the good shepherd, he said, the son of man has come

that his sheep may have life and then have it more abundantly. And while his mission

from heaven is to save that which was lost, but also his mission is to bring judgment,

God's judgment. You see, Jesus has a dual mission, a dual mission. Those who have rejected him

and chose not to be saved, and therefore they will spend eternity in judgment and hell,

and those who have received him and escaped that judgment.

The Bible is often speaks, Old Testament, New Testament, often speaks of judgment as fire.

And just as fire has a dual purpose, so is the coming of Jesus.

The Jewish heroes who were listening to Jesus at that time, they understood the Old Testament passages about the fire of judgment.

But they believe that that fire of judgment is going to only hit the Gentiles.

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