What record of deeds is shown to unbelievers at the great white throne judgment?
At the great white throne, every unbeliever faces Christ as Judge, not Savior. They see that their names were never in the Lamb's Book of Life, and all their evil deeds are placed before them. God maintains the record, called the Books.
Les explains that Revelation 20 describes the great white throne judgment, where every unbeliever of all the ages will come before Christ, the Judge rather than the Savior. They will realize their name was never in the Lamb's Book of Life, and all the record of their evil deeds will be put before them. God will have a record, the Books. By contrast, no believers are at the great white throne; church age believers give an account for works at the Bema seat, and their sin is not dealt with there because it was judged on Christ at the cross.