Christian Universalism is Biblical

I agree whole heartily with the scriptures you quoted. Those scriptures you quoted clearly say unbelievers will be judged, punished and suffer the wrath of God. But we must remember those scriptures as with all scriptures, are making statements of fact, not doctrinal statements. Also, you must remember we as believers were once ourselves unbelievers and under the wrath of God(Ephesians 2:2-3). So those scriptures you quoted are simply stating the fact that---'unbelievers are under the wrath and condemnation of God, and believers are not'. We should not read our beliefs into those scriptures. The Bible is it's own commentary. Let those scriptures speak for themselves. You assume there will come a time when it will be too late for unbelievers to repent and come to Christ, therefore they will remain under condemnation forever. But I can find no such scriptures that say there is no hope of repentance after death or after unbelievers are resurrected. As long as man has the ability to choose, he can make the decision to come to Christ. This is why the Spirit and the bride(the church/believers) are issuing an invitation to come to Christ(Revelation 22:17). This is why the gates of New Jerusalem are always open(Revelation 21:25) just as the doors of the church are always open today so people can repent and come to Christ. Now let's look at Matthew 25:46--'And these shall go away into everlasting[G166 aionios] punishment; but the righteous into life eternal[G166 aionios]'. The english word eternal is translated here from the Greek word aionios which is the adjective form of the Greek word aion[G165]. Aion means age or eon which is a period of time. Check your Bible Concordances or Lexicons to confirm this. If the writer wanted to convey the idea of eternal punishment for the goats(unbelievers), he would have used the Greek word Aidios[G126] which means eternal. This is why a literal translation of Matthew 25:46 reads--'And these shall be coming away into chastening eonian, yet the just into life eonian' Concordant Literal New Testament; Read also Young's Literal Translation. The punishment of the goats(unbelievers) is not forever. Now let's read Matthew 12:31-32--'Therefore I say to you, every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven men. Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man, it will be forgiven him; but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it will not be forgiven him, either in this age or in the age to come' NKJV. The believers in eternal torment and annihilation use this scripture as one of their proof text to show that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is the one sin that God will never forgive, hence they say everyone will not be saved. But as I stated earlier, Matthew 12:30-32 as well as all scripture are making statements of fact, not doctrinal statements. Matthew 12:31-33 is making four statements, with each statement being separated by a colon, semi colon, or period. Here are those four statements: STATEMENT 1---Every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men. STATEMENT 2---Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven. STATEMENT 3---Whoever says a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven. STATEMENT 4---The sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven for two ages. All four of these statements are of course Biblically true because all four statements are from the word of God. But on the face of it, statements 1 and 2 seem to contradict each other. Statement 1 says every sin will be forgiven men, but statement 2 says blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven men. Of course the Bible doesn't contradict itself, so let's harmonize statements 1 and 2. Statement 4 is the statement that qualifies statement 2---The sin of blasphemy will not be forgiven for two ages. After that the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will be forgiven because of Statement 1--Every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men. Also here's something else to consider: Matthew 12:31-33 says the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will NOT be forgiven. That scripture doesn't say the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will NEVER be forgiven. NOT and NEVER do not mean the same thing. For example: Apatent punishes their child for disobedience. As punishment the child will NOT get dessert. Does this mean the child will never ever again get dessert? Of course not. The parent qualifies this punishment by saying the child will NOT get dessert either TODAY or the NEXT DAY. The child will NOT get dessert for TWO DAYS. After the child's punishment of TWO DAYS has ended, the child will get dessert again. So the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will NOT be forgiven for TWO AGES(statement 4). After that, the sin will be forgiven(STATEMENT 1). This fits perfectly with Jesus telling us to forgive seventy times seven(Matthew 18:21-22), which is a metaphor to always forgive. Will not God do the same(Matthew 5:48)? After all God's anger[wrath] endures but a moment(Psalm 30:5), but God's mercy endures always(Psalm 118:29). Christian Universalism is Biblically sound.