Before Jesus left this planet over two thousand years ago, He promised He would return to receive all believers onto Himself--believers who are dead and then believers who will be alive at the time of His return. All the things Jesus promised regarding the judgment, the punishment of the unrighteous, the experience of eternal life, and the completion and inheritance of His everlasting kingdom totally rely on the fact that Jesus must first come back to the planet He left, which is the Earth. This book presents biblical facts that refute the things we have been told about judgment day and the place of eternal punishment that is better known as hell. I present from the Holy Scriptures the fact that no one is presently burning in hell. I also prove by what is stated in the Scriptures that Christ must return, then the dead must be raised, and Judgment must occur first before any person will experience the punishment of hell. I also refute the nonbiblical assumption that says "good people go to heaven and bad people go to hell." I also provide information that will help any and all serious Bible students (even some casual Bible readers) to understand certain Bible words--words that are important in correctly understanding particular passages of Scripture the way they are intended to be understood. I present what the Bible reveals and what it actually says about the dead and what it says about the resurrection of the unsaved and salvation--salvation that can only be received through faith in Christ. I also show how those three things are relative to the coming of Christ, the judgment, and the punishment of all who reject God's love and mercy. This book is informative and challenging and gets straight to the point--no bloviating. The content of this book should either cause a reader to make the decision to receive Christ or inspire a believer to tell someone who is on the road to destruction about God's love and mercy that are received through faith in His Son, Jesus, who died and was resurrected to save and justify every person who would accept His gift of mercy and eternal life.