Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivannis and this is Dialin.

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Now in this episode, I'm going to sit down with Professor Paul Twist, and I'm going to ask him a question

that's very important for you to understand biblically. You can also watch this interview on our

YouTube page, like all of our other interviews. But in this episode, I'm going to ask Paul

Twiss about the reality of hell. You and I live in a world where people say things like, no,

just say separation from God because that's more palatable to the world around us.

But the Bible speaks very clearly about hell and we need to know how to think biblically about it.

Let's dial in. Paul, thanks for sitting down. I wanted to ask you about the nature of hell. We live in a context

where people have placed much subjectivity on what hell is, and I want to look at it from an

objective perspective

on how the Bible defines hell, meaning, number one, is it a literal place,

and is there a literal fire because others have said, that's not definitive,

and so we should just say terms like separated from God because that's what hell is,

because we can't be sure if it's a literal spot or literal fire. And now it's removed much fear

from what hell is and it's divorced from the way that Jesus describes it. So what would be your

answer to that? What is hell biblically and how we should view it? Yeah, just to start with,

this is an incredibly important topic. When you start to tamper with the Bible's teaching on hell,

very quickly, you're going to start to tamper with the gospel itself. And as you just mentioned, as people

find the teaching on hell to be more palatable, then the gospel loses its value. Jesus comes and

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