Where will evil be judged?
Evil is yet to be judged. The human good produced by believers is the wood, hay, and stubble that will be burned up at the Judgment Seat of Christ, the Bema (1 Corinthians 3:11-15; 2 Corinthians 5:10). The human good produced by unbelievers is the deeds judged at the Great White Throne after the Second Advent, where, apart from faith in Christ, their deeds will condemn them.
Also asked: What will happen to evil at the end of time?
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What will be the fate of the actions of those who do not believe in God? · What is the final judgment for those who do not follow Christ?
Source: The Basics The Basics, Unit 4, Lesson 4-2 - Perception—Discernment (Review q3) · Read this lesson in the book →
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- Where was sin judged?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- With what are we to overcome evil?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- What does the Bible teach about making decisions?Romans 12:21 · The Basics
- How do we get discernment?Romans 12:21 · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- What is the biblical teaching on temptation and testing?Philippians 1:9-11 · The Basics
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- What is evil, and how does it differ from sin?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- What is divine good?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- What is biblical wisdom?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
- What is discernment, according to the Bible?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 4–2: Perception—Discernment
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