Jesus loves all people, but the Bible teaches that those who reject God's offer of salvation through Jesus Christ will face the consequences of their choice. Hell is understood as a place of eternal separation from God and a state of intense punishment for those who have rejected Him (Matthew 25:46, Revelation 20:10).

Jesus spoke frequently about hell, emphasizing its seriousness and urging people to turn away from sin and follow Him to avoid it. In Mark 9:43-48, Jesus even used strong language, saying that it would be better to cut off a hand or foot or gouge out an eye if it meant avoiding hell and the sins that lead away from eternal life.

While it can be difficult to understand how God can be loving and still punish sin, it is important to remember that God is both loving and just. As Christians, we should seek to share the message of salvation with others and pray for their repentance and acceptance of Jesus as their Savior.
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### Instruction:
 Does Jesus loves us even if we go to hell? 

### Response:
Jesus loves all people, but the Bible teaches that those who reject God's offer of salvation through Jesus Christ will face the consequences of their choice. Hell is understood as a place of eternal separation from God and a state of intense punishment for those who have rejected Him (Matthew 25:46, Revelation 20:10).

Jesus spoke frequently about hell, emphasizing its seriousness and urging people to turn away from sin and follow Him to avoid it. In Mark 9:43-48, Jesus even used strong language, saying that it would be better to cut off a hand or foot or gouge out an eye if it meant avoiding hell and the sins that lead away from eternal life.

While it can be difficult to understand how God can be loving and still punish sin, it is important to remember that God is both loving and just. As Christians, we should seek to share the message of salvation with others and pray for their repentance and acceptance of Jesus as their Savior.