WHY A LOVING GOD WILL NEVER TORMENT SINNERS IN FIRE

Most religions and people in the world today believe that there is somewhere God set aside to torment sinners in fire forever, known as HELLFIRE. Sadly, out of the most people, many or most Christians are there.
The religious teaching of hellfire is one of Christianity's numerous false religious beliefs that makes a loving God seem cruel. The actual bible teaching shows that this belief and other related to it are wrong. To prove that hellfire is a false teaching in Christianity, this book has given extensive, valuable, and all information possible you need to know about hell and hellfire. It has explained the true meaning of hell, which is entirely different from that of most religious beliefs.
How God's attributes like love, justice, and others show that hellfire is not true are discussed. Prove that indicates that there is no fire created by God anywhere to punish sinners is also well discussed. This book has also explained how the lake of fire mentioned by the bible is symbolic and figurative. The real condition of the dead which is entirely different from what most Christians believe is discussed using solid bible texts. Additional bible teachings which show that the religious teachings of hellfire are false teachings are also discussed.
Below is a little content from this book, which is a tip of an iceberg compared to what you'll learn.
“The Bible explains God’s personal view about burning people in the fire. God said in Jeremiah 32:35(KJV): “ And they have built the high places of Baal, which are in the Valley of the son of Hinnom, to cause their sons and daughters to pass through the fire unto Molech; which I commanded them not, neither came it into my mind, that they should do this abomination, to cause Judah to sin.”
In that text, two significant facts can be pointed out. Firstly, God did not command the Israelites to put their sons and daughters on fire.
Normally, we know because our God is loving, he would not make such commandments. But the second point there says, “neither came it into my mind.” Saying that means God has never thought of causing people to pass through the fire for any reason, either to punish them for their sins, sacrifice them, or for any other reason.
Furthermore, God describes that act as an abomination, which means that God has an extreme disgust and hatred for that act. A similar sentence to that bible text is also found in Jeremiah 7:31 and Jeremiah 19:5, 6, showing that it is a really detestable thing to God.
Since God has extreme hatred for burning people in fire and he does not change (Malachi 3:6, Numbers 23:19), it is impossible for that same God to torment people in the fire.”

As you continue to read the full content, make sure you follow up by opening your bible and reading alone. Take your time to carefully read, meditate and reason on all you're reading so that you can gain more knowledge and fully understand.