<p>Many aver that Jesus' account of the Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke 16 is nothing but an allegory or parable and teaches no certain lessons about the afterlife. Is that true? Will the minutes succeeding our own demise by like those described in this passage?</p>

Many aver that Jesus' account of the Rich Man and Lazarus in Luke 16 is nothing but an allegory or parable and teaches no certain lessons about the afterlife. Is that true? Will the minutes succeeding our own demise by like those described in this passage?

Afterlife Punishment: Literal or Figurative?

<p>Many are seeking for new truth. Yet truths from of old are often superior. Scripture presents truth from the days of the apostles in the First Century of our era. This truth is ancient but still as up to date as ever.</p>

Religion & Spirituality

Many are seeking for new truth. Yet truths from of old are often superior. Scripture presents truth from the days of the apostles in the First Century of our era. This truth is ancient but still as up to date as ever.

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Afterlife Punishment: Literal or Figurative?

Afterlife Punishment: Literal or Figurative?