Deuteronomy 27:13-26, 21:22-23, John 19:30, 2 Corinthinas 5:17, & Galatians 3:10-13

i am to believe that judas turned him over to the romans thinking that his miracles can proclaim him king of the jews but he was doing was praying for god but they did not listen they just scrouged him and nailed him to the cross

and i still dont understand why he would die for us?

In truth, there is nothing of worth in us for Him to love us. All of us are sinners (rebellious) in nature. In Paul Washer's words "The only thing you could ever motivate God to do is to send you to the deepest part of Hell".

So how is John 3:16 remains true? He loves us because like Israel, it was His sovereign decision to do so (Deuteronomy 7:7-9). And He picked them to be the light to the Gentiles (Isaiah 43:7)

The Israeli people were the smallest of the people group by any terms, & in the future would much more disappoint Him than please HIm. But to the same people, He chose them to be His people forever (Genesis 12:1-3, Deuteronomy 17:7-8, & Zechariah 2:8).

But with such a rebellious people,, how can they ever please God? The Bible says that He will give them a new heart so that they will obey Him (Ezekiel 36:24-28)

As an analogy, we are Israel.

We are born in sin & we are a slave to sin as our minds are bento towards it (Genesis 8:21, Romans 5:16-18, 8:7), and because of our relelliousness, the wrath of God abides in us (Romans 1:18-25). How can we be saved? By repentance and faith in Christ.

When we give our lives to Christ, we're given a new nature (2 Corinthians 5:17) whereas before, we love sin & hate righteousness but after it is the reverse. :)

have you read Dante's divine comedy?

it gives you an understanding

I've heard of him, but have never read his work(s). I have however, heard of "Dante's Inferno" which depicted hell. I presume that is part of his divine comedy?

he had many purgatory and paridise he worked on those until one year before his death

yes inferno is one of them

its about dante journeying throught the afterlife with virgil the author of the epic poem aeneid