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Verse 14, And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up:
Verse 15, That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. The Son of man is not Jesus.
The Son of man is evil that is in heaven and will be cast down. The Son of man is compared to a serpent (and a thief in other scriptures). The Son of man will be "lifted up" having a religion that declares those that believe in his false religion will have eternal life. This is a lie.
Verse 16 assures Christians that God gave his only begotten Son, Jesus, for salvation into everlasting life.
Believe in Jesus, the Son of God not in the evil Son of man.
Good summary of the words Shall and should but check out Romans 8:35-39 and then also Matthew 7:23. Jesus says here that on that day He will say to those on the left I NEVER KNEW YOU. This would indicate that you can't jump out of His arms. The person was never saved to start with. You see God is all knowing and He already knows what you will do with Him the rest of youre life and based on that he will or will not save you. God will not waist His Sons blood on some one for a few years and then that person turn his back on him again. God looks on the heart.
To answer your question. The 1611 KJV says "should not perish", to inject the word "shall" changes the meaning and implies that I can believe in Jesus and him crucified, live like I want to, and still make it to heaven. Other versions than King James Version bible were written to create false loop holes in the spiritual world. Jesus says, "No Man can pluck from his hand", correct? But what's to keep you from jumping yourself out of the hand of Jesus? Thus the word, "should" is correct. I "should" not perish, but I "might" if I don't live as Jesus tells me to. Free will is still our choice to serve or not to serve. Food for thought: On the day of judgment, there will be some who have known Jesus and have done many wonderful works in His name, but yet He will tell them I know ye not, ye worker of evil. "Should" is the correct word! Jesus would have to allow them into heaven if the word was "Shall". Thanks for asking this great question, Victor. God Bless you!
That is sense based reasoning, with unperfected mind.
In the eyes of God there is no boredom.
God bless you.