I believe that the greatest torment is not the flames of hell.

The greatest torment in hell is to have a mind where you can think it's like a rerun for eternity over and over of everything you ever said, everything you ever did.

You think about it 24 hours a day throughout all eternity.

Death is not a respecter of persons with young or old.

We have to be ready.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love with you.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees in Diamond Bar, California.

Today's lesson continues our focus on God's gift of salvation. As Rawl lays out the biblical

realities of life after death, he'll encourage us to carefully consider our response to the

Lord's rescue plan. You'll see that each of us has a choice

and will either spend eternity separated from God or with him in a heavenly home. Stay with us for a

thought-provoking glimpse into the afterlife. Here's Roll Reis. If you have your Bibles,

why don't you turn with me to the Gospel of Luke

16 this morning. Luke 16.

As I was reading the parables, he just has spoken about the steward concerning those that

were entrusted with a lot of wealth.

And then in the 16th chapter of the Gospel of Luke,

almost every commentary that I read said that chapter 16,

verse 19 to 31, was a parable.

But I disagree with them.

Because Luke 16, if you look at every one of the parables that Jesus ever gave, and not one of the parables does he ever insert a person's name. And there are two

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