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[Note: \u00a0<\/strong>This MS is available in larger font on our Brief Articles 3<\/strong>\u00a0page.]<\/span><\/p>\n Hell <\/em>is not a popular or pleasant subject. The \u201cdon\u2019t-offend-anyone\u201d crowd doesn\u2019t want to hear about it. Few preachers consider preaching on it, and more and more of them deny its existence. Some just don\u2019t believe anyone\u2019s going there.<\/span><\/p>\n \u00a0Contrariwise, one can\u2019t read the New Testament without facing the stubborn fact of what and how much it says about Hell\u2014the inspired writers obviously counted it greatly significant. Some have rejected what the Bible says about this subject (and others, such as homosexual behavior, same sex \u201cmarriage,\u201d etc.), but they can\u2019t deny the clear import of what it says. Jesus said much more about Hell than He said about Heaven. His coming to our world was unnecessary apart from the reality of eternal damnation as a consequence of sin.<\/span><\/p>\n Every prohibition of evil, encouragement to righteousness, declaration about sin, and warning about the Judgment innately contains the concept of eternal damnation in a place called \u201cHell.\u201d What does the New Testament teach about it?<\/span><\/p>\n Nothing has \u201chappened\u201d to Hell, except man\u2019s denial of it. <\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n [Note:<\/strong> I wrote this article for and it appeared in the Denton Record-Chronicle, <\/em>Denton, TX, August 14, 2009].<\/span><\/p>\n Attribution:<\/strong> From thescripturecache.com<\/em>; Dub McClish, owner and administrator.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Views: 0[Note: \u00a0This MS is available in larger font on our Brief Articles 3\u00a0page.] Hell is not a popular or pleasant subject. The \u201cdon\u2019t-offend-anyone\u201d crowd doesn\u2019t want to hear about it. Few preachers consider preaching on it, and more and more of them deny its…<\/p>\n\n