What happens to the wicked at the great white throne?
At the great white throne, the wicked are sent to their eternal doom, away from the presence of God, never again to have contact or conversation with their Creator. They experience total separation from God, which is spiritual death, the second death.
Les explains that at the great white throne, the wicked are sent to their eternal doom, away from the presence of God, never again to have any contact or conversation with their Creator God, because they are totally separated. He identifies this as spiritual death, the second death, separation from God. He contrasts this with salvation: a person can take care of old Adam and enter into righteousness, having eternal bliss in God's presence, or let old Adam reign supreme and pass off the scene, never having done anything about it, and go to the second death.
And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them.
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