Скачать или смотреть Part 28 : The Smoke of Their Torment: Forever a Memory, Not Eternal Punishment

Many believe the “smoke of their torment” in Revelation 14:11 proves that God torments sinners forever. But is that what the text really says?

In this video, we explore the key difference between eternal torment and eternal memory. By comparing Revelation 14 and Revelation 20, we uncover a deliberate contrast: only the dragon, beast, and false prophet are said to be tormented forever. For humans, it is the smoke of their torment—a symbol of what once was, not what continues. Drawing on the imagery of Sodom and Gomorrah, we show that rising smoke represents a finished judgment, not ongoing punishment.

The seven last plagues aren’t acts of divine violence, but a warning of what happens when God steps back and the powers of evil are unleashed. This message offers hope by revealing God’s justice as fundamentally different from Satan’s cruelty.

📍 Chapters & Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction: The Seven Last Plagues Misunderstood
0:46 - Smoke of Their Torment in Revelation 14:11
2:11 - What the Text Doesn’t Say
3:52 - The Dragon, Beast & False Prophet: A Different Fate
5:04 - Why John Changes the Language
5:26 - What Smoke Symbolizes
6:41 - Personal Story: The Smoke After the Fire
7:36 - Biblical Parallel: Sodom and Gomorrah
8:52 - Eternal Smoke as a Symbol of Memory
9:52 - The Real Warning of the Seven Last Plagues
10:08 - Conclusion: Satan’s Torment, Not God’s Wrath