How can a person be saved from Hell?

What would happen in the people if Jesus did not die?

Then in that case not a single person would be saved, and we all would go to hell.

How does hope link with heaven and hell?

While alive there is always hope to attain heaven, but after death, if the person has not been saved they will end up in hell. In hell there is absolutely no hope of escape. It is the final and worst possible destination for the human soul.

What would be meant by Jesus' name Saviour if there were no hell to be saved from?

A:Jesus is called the Saviour because people believethere is a hell to be saved from. Whether or not there really is a a hell becomes irrelevant as long as there are people who believe there is, and believe that Jesus can save them from hell.

What are some common questions about hell that people often have?

Some common questions people have about hell include: What is hell like? Who goes to hell? Is hell eternal? Can people be saved from hell?

When suicide happens in home does their spirit reside there?

no, the spirit does not reside there. once a person is dead, the spirit goes back to the Lord if the soul is saved or go to hell if it is not.

Are those who are now in hell still be saved?

If you mean by Hell as the realm of Satan and his angels, then the answer is no they will not be saved. They chose to follow Satan and have been doing his bidding since being cast out of heaven.

Why do some people who know hell is real not want to get saved anyway?

They probably have a false idea about hell. They may think hell is going to be a great party with all their mates.

When a person becomes saved by God what are they saved from?

save from sin

How can you really be saved?

A:You need to visualise what you mean by 'saved', and no doubt you will then say, "Saved from hell." To be saved from hell, you presumably need to believe in hell, since most people in the world do not believe in hell, either having no religious belief or following a religion that does not teach of hell. Christians believe in hell, and they have two different views on salvation. In one camp are those who believe that all that is needed for salvation is to believe in the divinity of Jesus. A more rational camp believes that salvation requires not only belief in the divinity of Jesus but also forgiveness of sins.Thus, you have three choices: 1) you do not need salvation because hell is a theological invention to justify religion; 2) you must believe in the divinity of Jesus; 3) you must not only believe in the divinity of Jesus but also seek forgiveness of sins.

Is Beyonce going to hell?

No one can say if another person is going to hell. That is between the person and God.

What does salvation relate to?

Very good question. Salvation, according to the dictionnary is : Saving of a person from sin and its consequences. When Adam and Eve decided to no longer live in harmony with God's requirements, which was not to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and bad, the penalty was death, confirmed in Genesis 2: 15-17. Adam knew that if he did not disobeyed God he would not have died. That command in verse 17, would have made no sense if they were to grow old and die anyway. Genesis chapter 3 is mankind's history, which explains the consequences of their choice, to not obey God, explained in Genesis 3: 19 in these words. " From the sweat of your forehead you will eat bread ( food ) until you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken. For dust you are and to dust you will return". Genesis 2: 7 confirms that we were created from the dust from the ground. 2'000 years ago God sent his precious Son on earth to redeem the human race from the curse of sin and death and to undo the damage caused by Satan, confirmed in Romans 5: 12, which shows that death was spread like a disease on mankind. John 3: 16; 1John 3: 8. shows that the world of mankind is in need of the redemption from sin. So to answer your question, which is " What does salvation relate to? It relates to the fact that the human race was infected with the disease of death that was spread on mankind through Adam, confirmed in Romans 5: 12. As a result mankind is in a state of alienation from God. Which explains God's provision by sending His Son on earth to redeem the human race. Our hope is in the provision given by God of our resurrection, confirmed in John 5: 28,29, which shows that we are kept in the memory of God when we die. The meaning of the word resurrection is, rising up from death, which is a magnificent expression of Jehovah's undeserved kindness. It also displays his wisdom and power and is a means by which his original purpose regarding the earth will be carried out. Psalm 37: 29 reads: The righteous will possess the earth, and they will live forever on it. I suggest you read the whole chapter 37of Psalm. In other words, salvation is related to the possibility to live forever on earth, which has always been God's purpose when he created the human race.

Are all Catholics going to hell?

No, only when a mortal sin has been committed...Mortal sin is sin that, unless forgiven, condemns a person to Hell after death. These sins are considered "mortal" because they constitute a rupture in a person's link to God's saving grace: the person's soul becomes "dead", not merely weakened.