My very short answer:

1. Paul warned the followers of Christ that willfully sin after coming to the knowledge of the Gospel message could not be restored again to repentance. They will be punished harder than those who never knew Christ.
2. Jesus was declared the Son of God on the day of his baptism. God said to him “Thou art my Son, this day have I begotten thee”.
3. “Life insurance” really doesn’t insure you but your relatives. A true “Life insurance” is following The Way and the two are not in conflict with each other.
4. The bible does not explicitly say when you will reap what you have sowed. But other events documented in the bible suggest it could happen in anytime.
5. The original word of Hell in Greek is Gehenna, which used to be a real fire pit for burning bodies. Jesus used this word as a metaphor for annihilation. This world is not to be confused with another word Sheol (Hades in Greek) which means “grave”.

My very short answer:

1. Paul warned the followers of Christ that willfully sin after coming to the knowledge of the Gospel message could not be restored again to repentance. They will be punished harder than those who never knew Christ.
2. Jesus was declared the Son of God on the day of his baptism. God said to him “Thou art by Son, this day have I begotten thee”.
3. “Life insurance” really doesn’t insure you but your relatives. A true “Life insurance” is following The Way and the two are not in conflict with each other.
4. The bible does not explicitly say when you will reap what you have sowed. But other events documented in the bible suggest it could happen in anytime.
5. The original word of Hell in Greek is Gehenna, which used to be a real fire pit for burning bodies. Jesus used this word as a metaphor for annihilation. This world is not to be confused with another word Sheol (Hades in Greek) which means “grave”.