Okay, you're gonna refute the heresy of anisim or anisimism, different titles for it, but this is a heresy which stems from the Seventh-day Adventist Church, so-called Church, it's actually a cult, that was started by a woman, which you know the Bible says that women aren't supposed to be speaking in the Church, and there's not a single female prophet in the Bible, but the Seventh-day Adventism has this heresy of anisimism that basically hell and the lake of fire are not eternal punishments, they're just you get burned up and then you're just disintegrated, you come ashes and that's it. This is a heresy because the Bible teaches that hell, and which the lake of fire also comes after hell, but hell and the lake of fire are eternal punishments. So I'm gonna go over some scriptures, a couple verses that refute this heresy of anisimism from the Seventh-day Adventist movement. So first of all, Jesus Christ Himself refers to hell as a quote ever-lasting fire. Matthew chapter 18 verse number 18. Wherefore if I hand or that foot offend thee, cut them off and cast them from thee, it is better for thee to enter into life, halt or remain, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into everlasting fire. Second point. At the judgment of the nations at the end of the time of Jacob's trouble, Jesus refers to hell again as a ever-lasting fire. Matthew chapter 25 verse 41. Then shall he, I'll say also unto them, on the left hand, depart from me, he cursed into everlasting fire, compared for the devil and his angels. And a couple verses down in Matthew chapter 25 verse 46. Jesus refers to hell as an ever-lasting punishment. This is not the judgment of the nations. Matthew chapter 25 verse 46. And they shall go away into everlasting punishment, but the righteous into life eternal. Next point. Those who take the mark of the beast go to hell, where they are described as having quote no rest, day or night, forever and ever. Revelation 14 9 through 11. And the third angel followed them, saying with the loud voice, if any man worshiped the beast in his image and received his mark in his forehead or in his hand, the same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation, and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence of the Lamb. And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up forever and ever, and they have no rest, day or night, who worshiped the beast in his image and who has whoever received the mark of his name. No rest, day or night. The smoke of the torment ascendeth up forever and ever. It's not annihilation. Final point. Satan, after the Battle of Gog and Megav, is cast into the lake of fire, which comes after hell, forever and ever. Revelation 20 verse 10. And the devil at the seed that was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone were the beast and the false prophet are, and shall be tormented night, day and night forever and ever. So we see this theme over and over again, hell is an everlasting fire, an everlasting punishment. The smoke of the torment ascendeth up forever and ever, they have no rest, day or night. And it talks about how the torment did forever and ever. That flies in the face of annihilationism, which says, oh, you just go to hell and you burn up and then that's it. If you think about it, atheists or left wingers, liberals, social liberals, they would love a doctrine like that, quite frankly, because atheists will say, oh, you're God so cruel. And they want a God that basically will just maybe put them in hell and then maybe just burn them up and that's it. When in reality, compared to the holy Sinless pure God, man, you know, just one sin is enough to land you an eternal lake of fire for all eternity. So annihilationism is actually denial of the righteousness of God, because God in this righteousness cannot allow sin. That's why I had to stand the sun and go down the cross to pay for sins. Because one sin will end up in the lake of fire for all eternity, which of course again comes after hell. That's why in the Old Testament, they had to do animal sacrifices to cover their sins. You know, they had to hold on their subject on its own of dispensational salvation, not going to cover that, but dispensational salvation. It is biblical. I'll throw that out there. But annihilationism is, as I said before, isn't the denial of the righteousness of God, because it's saying that basically sinners don't go to hell for all eternity. It's just they're burned up. So it's not the righteous punishment that God clearly lays out in the Word of God for sinners if they're not covered by the blood of Jesus Christ. Basically, covered by the blood of Jesus Christ, you're all your sins are forgiven. You go to heaven. There's not soul sleep. You have a soul sleep as another, a heresy from the seventh day of the eventism. But hell is never lasting fire. For those who are not covered by the blood of Jesus Christ, you have not put their faith in Jesus Christ. You know, it's a never-lasting punishment. It's not soul sleep or it's not annihilationism. It's a heresy. They don't be deceived by the seventh day of the eventism. But the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with all the brethren. Goodbye.