I provided a clear example of “all” meaning more than just believers, but you want to redefine “all” to mean something less than all to fit your theology. That’s fine, but you’re denying the clear language here.

I’m not denying hell; man’s doctrine of hell isn’t what the Bible teaches.

Do you believe God desires that none perish (2 Peter 3:9)? If yes, why can’t God accomplish this goal?

I provided a clear example of “all” meaning more than just believers, but you want to redefine “all” to mean something less than all to fit your theology. That’s fine, but you’re denying the clear language here.

I’m not denying hell; man’s doctrine of hell isn’t what the Bible teaches.

Do you believe God desires that none perish? If yes, why can’t God accomplish this goal?

I provided a clear example of “all” meaning more than just believers, but you want to redefine “all” to mean something less than all to fit your theology. That’s fine, but you’re denying the clear language here.

I’m not denying hell; man’s doctrine of hell isn’t what the Bible teaches.

Do you believe God desires that none person? If yes, why can’t God accomplish this goal?

I provided a clear example of “all” meaning more than just believers, but you want to redefine “all” to mean something less than all to fit your theology. That’s fine, but you’re denying the clear language here.

I’m not denying hell; man’s doctrine of hell isn’t what the Bible teaches.