All of the foregoing theories, be it noticed, are based upon the assumption that death does not mean death -- that to die is to become more alive than before death. In Eden it was God who declared to our first parents, "Thou shalt surely die" (Gen. 2:17). It was Satan who declared, "Ye shall not surely die (Gen 3:4). Notice that the heathen, as well as the Christians, have accepted Satan's lie and correspondingly rejected God's truth. Do they not all agree with the serpent's statement, "Ye shall not surely die"? Do they not all claim that the dead are alive -- much more alive than before they died? This, dear friends, has been our common point of mistake. We have followed the wrong teacher, the one of whom our Lord said, "He abode not in the Truth," and that he is the father of lies. -- John 8:44.

Notice again why our Lord died for our redemption and see in that another evidence of the penalty. If the penalty against us had been eternal torment, our redemption from it would have cost our Lord that price. He would have been obliged to suffer eternal torment,

God's Divine Plan (http://www.divineplan.org/content/view/1409/74/)

"The Father loves the Son and has given all things into His hand."  (John 3:35)

"As you have given Him authority over all flesh, that He should give eternal life to as many as you have given Him."  
(John 17:2)
(Which one of the all in the two verses above do you believe you have been excluded from?

Read all 103 verses from your Bible where your God claims his will be done and you decide if you are going to be the one left out of salvation (http://www.jesusreligion.com/restoreall.html)