Jeffrey Epstein’s Soul, Prayer, Judgement, Mercy, and Hell

[Mark Dohle]

Jeffrey Epstein’s Soul, Prayer, Judgement, Mercy, and Hell


Famed Holocaust survivor Elie Weisel once quoted a saying from an ancient rabbinical text: the angels weep whenever a soul is condemned to Hell. Our Lord seemed to echo that angelic emotion with His agonized sweat in the Garden of Gethsemane on the night before He died. If the angels lament the loss of one soul, how much more does God mourn the loss of one whom He created in His image and likeness to live with Him forever?

Contue: Jeffrey Epstein’s Soul, Prayer, Judgement, Mercy, and Hell - Catholic Stand

 

[Estro Felino]

I am nobody to judge.
May God have mercy.

 

[Glaurung]

Look at it this way: when we are designating certain categories of people as worthy of Heaven and others as fit for Hell, isn’t it curious that we always seem to find ourselves on the worthy side of the ledger?​

Indeed, if we hope to receive God's mercy for ourselves, then we are to hope for it even for the worst of sinners.

 

[Cooky]

I think God must judge each person based on his experiences... Because I know some old women who have lived in the countryside, and lived their whole lives without the temptation of sin.

...Then there are others who live in the hustle and bustle of the big city, traffic jams, and all the temptations known to man.

It will have to be case by case, because environment plays such a major role.

 

[metis]

I believe in "hate the sin, not the sinner", and as far as judgment is concerned, that's God's role.