What false teachers will not tell you the Bible says: God does not love everyone

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IN FACT, God hates most people. Over 95+% of mankind has been created to be destroyed. Jesus said so himself. He said wide was the gate and broad was the way to destruction and that many are on that road, as opposed to the few who are on the strait and narrow which leads to salvation. Paul even clarifies this in Romans 9:22 and throughout the whole chapter.

Why is this such an important issue? Because there are many people in the world who think their easy gospel is true, but will end up dying in their sin and their punishment will be far worse than it would have been were they never to have known any of the truth. Plus, many false teachers are tricking people who are desperate for some false comfort in exchange for their money and becoming rich off of them. There are even false teachers who end up becoming preachers simply because they know of its money-making potential. Believe it or not, this is the category most false teachers fall into. They may even seem like nice guys, but that is likely a cover to gain your confidence if all the doctrine they're teaching is half-truth. Jesus called people like these wolves and said they would disguise themselves as sheep and seek to scatter the flock of God. Paul warned us that after his death many like them would come in among the believers with ill-intent.

Another reason why this issue is so important is because it attempts to negate in the minds of people the method God uses to save people. God does not wait upon us to first choose Him. God is the initiator and finisher of our salvation and not merely the passive recipient of our acceptance. Claiming that God loves everyone always leaves the impression in the back of the minds of people that God is either inept or a liar. They may say, "After all, God is not willing that any should perish nor is anything impossible for God [both being true statements], so why are most people going to hell?" Those who know that God does not love everyone can answer that question with scripture, but those who believe God loves all cannot.

If those who believe that God loves everyone say that God loved humanity so much that He gave them free will to choose or reject him, how does believing that to be true help their cause? If anything, God giving humans free will would make it appear so much more like he hates humanity, because he knew well beforehand that most of them would reject him. Would a loving parent give their child a loaded gun and not expect them to hurt or kill themselves? Does one truly think God is dumb and careless enough to give the little children he loves the loaded gun of free will when he know they would just end up killing themselves with it?