It seems to me that most people will cease to exist. I take that from Genesis (telling Adam that one would surely die if eating from the tree) to Solomon declaring that it would have been better to not even be born in his despair. Jeremiah tells us of the fate of those that intentionally deceive (Jeremiah 23).

So, from my own study I came to the conclusion that the vast majority of people who have/will ever live(d) will cease to exist. Those that belong to Yahowah will live forever with him. Those that belong to evil will live forever in nothingness. I put my theory on this concept in the "fringe" section. I think earth/heaven and our universe pretty much will be swallowed by one of the many forming black holes - and that is where those that belong to evil will be. Black holes are complete nothingness that continue to expand. It would be an absolutely horrible fate, to "exist", but not really. It would be impossible to even remember them, there would be nothing to remember, nothing to look back on. Just like light continues to expand, so does the darkness of black holes. It is actually the polar opposite of light - and almost a worse fate than "eternal damnation" often presented by religions. If "burning in hell" at least their is a chance for indignation. Hell is presented as a crowded place with lots of "souls" all sharing in your fiery fate. Not so with eternal nothingness. As it expands you get more and more alone in absolute and utter darkness. A darkness that can never cease, but is actively expanding. To be conscience of existing, but not really and absolutely no one to blame or cry out to. With black holes, it doesn't matter how many spirits are damned there, it is expanding so much and so actively that they would never be close enough to commiserate together.

By joining Yah in His ever increasing light and even "new heaven/new earth" - you are in bliss, with absolutely no possible memory of the former earth. No sorrow for those who didn't heed a part of Yah's call, there is no memory of them. Your only understanding is the new, all your "memories" are being a part of Yahowah's family - that's it.

That is where I am in these thoughts right now anyway.

I don't think that most christians are going to hell. I think you may be misunderstanding what Yada is saying.

Christians do not know, understand or observe Passover, therefore they do not benefit from it, and are destined to die their soul separated from Yah. What Yada's point was is that the Christian celebrations of "good fridah" and "easter sunday" ignore the most important of the three, Matsah. So even if they were right, which they are not, in their understanding of what happened on the upright pole, and benefited from it they would the be eternal but separated from Yah, i.e. in the abyss. But since they don't know, understand or observe Passover they do not benefit from it.