V.22. Does this verse indicate that all humanity of all time has redemption imputed to them? This would solve the problem of babies that die and all who have not been able to choose Jesus. Might it be that Rev. 20:15 and 21:8, about the final lake of fire, refers to all persons who have knowingly and defiantly rejected God and deliberately identified themselves with the devil and his angels? This would cause those to be fearful in God's presence. And, might Matt. 7:14, about few entering the way to life, be refering to this earthly abundant life that he gives for now. The context there seems to be practical living principals under the law and the prophets. Jesus is still the only way to God and his heaven, but our ability to comprehend and properly grasp would be replaced by grace imputed as for eternity. This is only a shallow interpretation and I plead for corrections.
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