Your Bible (And all others) says Satan will be tormented for ever and ever ...yet you say he will die... "complete obliteration". Your religion differs from God's Word on many points.
I have to disagree. Let's reason together. (Isaiah 1:18, KJV) Revelation is mostly symbolic. When the Bible says that Satan will be "tormented" forever, why say that that is literal when "the wild beast" in that same verse (Rev.20:10) is NOT literal? The wild beast symbolizes a political entity.
In addition to that, "
death & Hades are hurled into the lake of fire. This means
the second DEATH, the lake of fire." (verse 14)
Can death be thrown, or, hurled? Can Hades be tossed, or, cast? Doesn't this show that the tormenting in the lake of fire is
FIGURATIVE of something? It must be symbolic. Death and Hades cannot be picked up and thrown.
The Greek word for "torment" was largely understood in John's day to mean "
restrain." The noun associated with that root word came to mean "
jailer." So to be tormented, in this context, would mean
restrained.....kept from doing what one would like to do. If someone is DEAD that one is certainly restrained from doing what he'd like to do. That is the meaning of hurling Satan into the lake of fire and him being "tormented."
The last part of verse 14 tells clearly what the lake of fire means----
the second death. Satan and the wild beast and all of the wicked will undergo the second death, the death from which no one is resurrected. DEATH. So spirits can die. And they will die.
They will
be no more, as evidenced by the fact that death and Hades are cast into the lake of fire also. That can only mean that death will be no more, and Hades will be no more. Completely obliterated. Anything or any one cast into the lake of fire are merely gone forever and ever.
How can you argue with "the second DEATH" which spirits will undergo?