Michael547:

Meaning that the soul will never die or be destroyed?
I don't understand you oo.
How can you be killing and destroying a soul and torturing the soul simultaneously for eternity?
Does that not mean that the soul will never die and can never be destroyed?

Sir, just know this and know peace that there's eternal damnation without end, and the soul never dies.

Excelll:

Killing the soul is eternal damnation without end, and torture most likely will be part of it as said in the holy book.

Lol...so you are saying that the soul never dies in hell, but Ezekiel 18:4 says the soul dies. Is that not contradictory?
Why does Matthew 10:28 say that God can destroy both body and soul in Gehenna as shown below if the soul can never die?
How can something be destroyed and be conscious to feel pain?

Excelll:

Sir, just know this and know peace that there's eternal damnation without end, and the soul never dies.

Lol...so you are saying that the soul never dies in hell, but Ezekiel 18:4 says the soul dies. Is that not contradictory?
Why does Matthew 10:28 say that God can destroy both body and soul in Gehenna as shown below if the soul can never die?
How can something be destroyed and be conscious to feel pain?

Michael547:

Lol...so you are saying that the soul never dies in hell, but Ezekiel 18:4 says the soul dies. Is that not contradictory?
Why does Matthew 10:28 say that God can destroy both body and soul in Gehenna as shown below if the soul can never die?
How can something be destroyed and be conscious to feel pain?

You are looking at the conventional and contextual meaning of the word die, right? And perhaps that makes you think it is contradictory? Well, here, God has his own meaning to it. And about God's statement that He can destroy both soul and body, that cannot be in doubt. He created both, and has total control over it. Ofcourse too, and after physical death, only the soul remains, and the body is gone. So, the soul can feel pain.

Excelll:

You are looking at the conventional and contextual meaning of the word die, right? And perhaps that makes you think it is contradictory? Well, here, God has his own meaning to it. And about God's statement that He can destroy both soul and body, that cannot be in doubt. He created both, and has total control over it. Ofcourse too, and after physical death, only the soul remains, and the body is gone. So, the soul can feel pain.

The two verses I have shown you proves that the soul can die and be destroyed.
What other meaning are you looking for?
You've been adamantly saying the soul cannot die and I have proven to you from the scriptures that it can die and be destroyed.
Oga what other contextual meaning are you talking about?
Please where does the Bible teach that the soul is immortal and cannot die?