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So you agree? Is the only point you are making is Paradise was moved and not just emptied? I guess I am missing how this applies to the thought that an unborn person can be given the Holy Spirit after they died like the patriarchs must have?


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I believe original sin sends most of them to Hell. Why do they die in the womb if not? The wage of sin is death.

But the upside is, they suffer less than those who live a life of sin well into old age.

 

There are degrees of punishment in Hell. Those who die young have less sin to suffer for.

 

Study the examples where Jesus teaches different degrees of punishment.

 

Does God visit the iniquity of the fathers unto the children of the 3rd and 4th generations of those who hate him?

 

Yes, but the grammar doesn't give whether that means he will join him in death or in death he will join him in paradise. Can't make a doctrine on that one passage alone.

 

Is a chance to hear the Gospel required to not have someone go to Hell?

 

I said, "most", not all. Elect infants who die are redeemed by the blood of Christ.

 

I'm saying that it doesn't say either. It just says that he will too die one day. There is nothing in that passage that tells us the final eternal destiny of either David or the baby.

 

Yes, but who is to say there are ANY elect infants?

 

Only God knows.

 

Peter mentions born-again people beyond the reach of the gospel who God accepts.

 

Yes, I'm talking about what that means and what was understood in that culture. There is nothing in that passage that suggests that David knows his child is with God in eternal bliss without reading that into the passage. I'm not saying that isn't what happend, I'm saying you don't get that from this passage.