God Debunks False Narrative Hell

Greek verb 5225 huparcho best reflects God’s definition in Acts 17:22-31 as “is” immediately preceding “Lord” in Acts 17:24 as “he be” in  Acts 17:27 immediately preceding “not far from every one of us” and “we are” in Acts 17:29 immediately preceding “the offspring of God” in the context of Acts 17:22-31 understanding that “graven” and “device” in Acts 17:29 were translated from Greek neuter noun 5480 charagma and Greek feminine  noun 1761 enthumesis respectively. Greek feminine noun 1761 enthumesis is from a compound of Greek preposition 1722 en that was 1,902 times correctly translated into English “in” and Greek masculine noun 2372 thumos from Greek verb 2380 thuo that subjectively means to immolate [either literally or figuratively] in the sense of sacrificing others [who believe differently than ones self] to the false narrative and locative noun hell. Greek verb 2380 thuo objectively means to be immolated, either literally or figuratively, in the sense of being sacrificed by others who believe differently than themselves to the false narrative and locative noun hell. Greek masculine noun 2372 thumos is either the belief in the false narrative and locative noun hell or the false narrative and locative noun hell itself. God, in the 3^rd chapter of James, will define for us the instigator and perpetuator of the false narrative hell as human “tongue” s.