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Originally posted by casenately
So I was thinking,
Would you put it past the devil to stoop so low as to sellout all of hell in its entirety?
Imagine if in the end, after it all, the devil himself just sells out and asks for forgiveness and reunification at God´s side?
Ultimate forgiveness......God forgiving the devil? The devil repenting and God having mercy? Would you put it past either one?
Ultimate betrayal......the devil forsaking all of hell and its enthusiasts......and just turning against them, with God......?
Could not anyone then but God be capable of forgiving the devil himself?
Could the devil not be able to betray that which he so loved again?
Could evil not hate evil as well?
Wouldn't an ultimate good not be able to forgive even an ultimate evil?
That's my prophecy. I see the sword in the sheath. I see the blade hidden. I see the peace of an unused sword.
The end will end ending. Evil will destroy evil. Good will emerge like at its dawn. New and full. again, and again.
That is the way of things. The cycle must turn. Good only wins because it must keep the cycle going. that is its purpose.
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Originally posted by seedofchucky
reply to post by casenately
...i call out your false flag god!
Originally posted by casenately
reply to post by DeadLights
what if the devil does his repentance from a position of victory, and before the decisive blow, he repents because he can't destroy the most beautiful thing ever, he can't destroy himself that way. He was just seeking an end because he thought his sin was unforgivable. He learns that his sin was not for his betrayal, rather it was his lack of repentance.
He then saves the light. and casts down all darkness once and for all, in fulfillment of his purpose, finally as the greatest of the angels once again. To end evil.
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Originally posted by casenately
reply to post by DeadLights
what if the devil does his repentance from a position of victory, and before the decisive blow, he repents because he can't destroy the most beautiful thing ever, he can't destroy himself that way. He was just seeking an end because he thought his sin was unforgivable. He learns that his sin was not for his betrayal, rather it was his lack of repentance.
He then saves the light. and casts down all darkness once and for all, in fulfillment of his purpose, finally as the greatest of the angels once again. To end evil.
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Originally posted by Shadowlord
Would find it the biggest joke of all time