Valley of The Dry Bones of Ezekiel 37 rendering by Gustave Doré
Jesus spoke on that 'last great day of the Feast' in John 7:36-37. Does this have any connection with the 'great white throne judgment in Revelation 20? Does the Bible teach that God will offer salvation to all that ever lived? For those not receiving a true offer in this age, will they have an opportunity during the 'age to come'? Why is the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah not yet sealed? Does a God of love have a plan of salvation that will work?
A written article of related interest is titled "The Last Great Day: Shemini 'Azeret." URL: http://www.cogwriter.com/last-great-d... Another article of possible interest may be "Universal Offer of Salvation: There Are Hundreds of Verses in the Bible Supporting the Doctrine of True Apocatastasis;" URL: http://www.cogwriter.com/apocatastasi...
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