Thank you for this teaching. Thank you Jesus. Dear Jesus please help me with the fear and worry I am dealing with. I know I will make it through this hard time with your guidance. I have two beautiful boys both are autistic and non verbal. I’m so overwhelmed at times. My husband passed away years ago. So I’m all alone. I have no family to lean on. I lost my job over declining the vaccine. LIKE MANY OTHERS! I declined due to my pre existing health conditions lupus and heart disease. I’ve been struggling to provide for myself and my children since losing my job from Forsyth hospital. I’m now waitressing but not make nearly enough. Every month is a battle to not end up on the streets with my two children. I’m constantly in fear of losing our home. To even think about being on the streets with two young children is terrifying. But even as I face homelessness seemingly every month. I have faith, God will provide. HE HAS THIS FAR! I have been put down mocked and harassed even accused of lying. These are all tricks from the enemy. I’m already ashamed and embarrassed over my situation. I don’t want anything but prayers. Please pray for me.
I’m sorry you lost your job. That happens often when involved in a cult. Where are they with helping you now??? Don’t believe these people. They have not love for you. They only care about themselves
@@chucksmith4624 How does this help in any way? It doesn't because you are a liar. Stop talking. Either offer to help or leave. I see you accusing others but not stepping up to help yourself. Mighty convenient...
@@lonecrusaider you all whacked out conspiracy people do this crap all the time just like you Sunday law dung. You all were telling everyone the vaccine was the mark of the beast! Just like you do with Sunday law! It’s one false prophecy after another!
Abba, Father's blessings brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus ☝️ Put on the full armor of God 🎯🕊 Stand bold in Christ Jesus 🙏All Glory to Our Heavenly Father 🙌
That's the music. I wish this video was without background music. I don't need my feelings to be manipulated by music when listening to something so sincere. I just want to hear Derek Prince in all sobriety and clarity. God's word doesn't need to be helped to take effect in its listeners. Just my personal opinion.
Jesus not only died for us - He died and went to hell for us. This is absolute and complete authority over death, hell, and the grave. When Jesus said "It is finished" He absolutely meant it. He saved us. He justified us. He glorified us. It is the free gift of God. Praise God!
Jesus went into hades to bring those saints of the Old Testament back with him; to show those who are perishing He overcame death & is the way, and to show the demons He conquered death & won over Satan …
My former pastor in Detroit, Bishop Keith butler recently told his church " It wasn't enough for Jesus to die on the cross, he had to do more " , Butler erroneously preaches that Satan snatched Jesus soul off the cross and took him straight to hell to be beaten and tortured, humiliated and mocked by the devil and demons .Butler wrongly thinks Jesus paid for our sins in hell not on the cross. This is false doctrine and needs to be repudiated!!!
Excellet interpretations! I think you're right. In Ephesians 4:9 Now that he ascended, what is it but that he also descended first into the lower parts of the earth? The parables of the rich man and Lazarus also states that Abraham was in hades waiting for Jesus.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
This is one of those topics that I’ve never gotten answered to. An obscurity rather. Another one that I’ve thought often about were the early years of Christ.
God did not reveal to us what Christ did after he was 12 yo up to 30 yo. We only know that he went with his mother and Joseph and submitted to them after the temple incident. There are some Mysteries of God that we just don't know.. but just imagine when John the Baptist was preaching and preparing the way of the Lord, Jesus was there just waiting knowing that it is Him!! Lol Maybe His neighbors even came to Him and was telling Him about the Anointed One to come to save mankind! It's a rather beautiful story! Praise the Lord God!!!
@Faithful Witness JESUS IS WHITE REVELATION 1:14:15. And white genocide is in your Bible and now World War III and they erase white history and they are racing whites off the face of this earth because they were taught that everything is racist and white supremacy and fascist do you race that we were slaves in almost every nation and being butchered right now at this very second and tortured to death in many nations in front of God before God white people was never a racist
@@missprimproper1022 You certainly have a lot of book learning, but we still have Jesus' words at the end of Luke 16, don't we? Yes, Abraham's place was probably paradise, like the thief on the cross, but not yet the full heaven.
@@missprimproper1022 Jesus is the First Fruits of the Resurrection. He was the first to be resurrected. What happened to all those righteous people who came forth from their graves when He came forth from the tomb?
@@missprimproper1022 what are you talking about? Jesus spoke of hell and he went to preach to the captives there- I know personally a man that died went to hell and by the grace of Almighty God was brought back to life and repented of his sin and rebellion towards God and got born again,
Yes...nobody can answer this one. One thing we do know is that he went to paradise, with the other fellow that was crucified. As no man has ever been to heaven, we must conclude that paradise is where abraham and others wait, with a chasm between paradise and hades. Other than that...its all theories...
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
@oussamaettaieb21 interesting analogy my friend. However, Jesus also said that we will be " asleep in death" when the body dies. That implies that " the dead know nothing at all, all their memory is forgotten" in ECCLESIASTES , must be a truth regarding the dead and hades. Since the 2nd resurrection has not happened yet, and satan and his demons are still roaming the earth, and judgement day has not yet come, gehenna must also still be in the future to come. The bible cannot contradict itself. Also....a " parable" can be told describing real characters in a story of fiction. A parable cannot be understood to be a real event to have taken place. That parable is an example of possibile future events, a WARNING to mankind.
Psalms 24,and in the book of Jude explained further, the testament of Solomon is also ideal in knowing and understanding where the Spirit went, these hidden Manner is for the Meat eaters and those with discernment
“Rescue me from the sword; my life from the power of the dogs, save me from the lion's mouth! You have answered me from the wild bulls' horns." Psalm22:20-21 Yeshua was in second heaven fighting with fallen angels and as Isaiah 54, 17 implies, Servants of Adonai cannot be defeated, as their inheritance is Gd's intervention, so He won over them, and over death. It is finished !!! All those demons here have no longer power, unless we feed them by our rebellion... Shabbat Shalom!
But he said to thief on the cross that today you will be with me in Paradise. To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas: 1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
The title question of this video is not aligned with the title question that Derek prince gives at the beginning of the video.. Your video title says "what happened when Jesus died and went to hades?" The title question Derek prince gives in the Audi recording is, "what happened to the soul of Jesus when he died?" He answers this question, however the answer to the question would be different if he answered according to your video title. What happened TO JESUS VS What happened WHEN JESUS Do you see the difference? The answers will be different I suggest you change the video title to match that of the actual question presented in the audio recording.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
You missed I Peter 4:6, "That they (those preached to) might be judged according to men in the flesh, but live according to God in the spirit." It seems that those in Hell were given chance to repent.
Andrew, you're the one missing the point, Jesus didn't preach a message for repentance to the lost in hell, the Greek word for preach is PROCLAMATION , Jesus went to the other side of Sheol, he powerfully proclaimed his triumph and victory over sin and death and he told them he will be their judge when the appropriate time comes.
@@Brick1978 Don't mind your opinion, and I guess we'll find out. The Bible really doesn't give us the exact communication and meaning. I try to take the Word without adding to it. As for this video, I don't know why Derek didn't comment on the verse I mentioned -it is close by, and seems related.
@@AndrewSchwankl You know the New Testament was originally written in the Greek language right? Its not adding to the scripture when we look up the real meaning of a word from the original language. I'll say it again, maybe you will get it this time , PREACH IN THIS SCRIPTURE 1 PETER 3:19 MEANS TO PROCLAIM and besides that all those confined in hell can't change or get out, read Revelation 20:12-15
Jesus did not preach to them to get saved, the Greek word for preach is "proclaimed ". It means Jesus proclaimed his victory over death, the grave and hell to all those confined there, it was not an invitation to give their lives to him and get saved. Read Hebrews 9:27 "It's appointed for man to die once and then judgement ". Nobody gets a 2nd chance after you die and are in hell, your fate is sealed and there is no getting out of it !!!
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
"Strips of linen" sounds like pieces of linen--not a one-piece cloth. I've been saying to those who claim the Shroud of Turin is the cloth which was wrapped around Jesus from head to foot that it's impossible to believe, which they throw right back in my face. Nonetheless, the scriptures describe strips of linen wrapped around a body. Which is easier for a man to do, slip out from beneath a cloth like a blanket on a bed, or disappear from within strips of linen cloth wrapped tightly around him? Remember, Lazarus needed help loosening his bindings, as he couldn't do it himself. They saw Jesus' burial clothes lying there by themselves. They were intact, just as they were when wrapped around Jesus' body; they weren't undone by anyone. Simply put, Jesus disappeared from within them.
Yes Jesus commended His spirit, but that doesn't mean His spirit and soul were doing different things. He could have commended His spirit and then went to hades. Splitting seems very unplausable, since we never are.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
(KJ2006 Ps.22:11-20)(KJ2006 Jhn 12:27 y 32) Read carefully, The Victory on the Cross was for our salvation but Jesús resisted in hell for 3 days to win the Battle for our souls, i mean to be free here on Earth from evil spirits ! Thats why Jesús Said " If i be lifted" it meant there is one more thing i have to do and win!
The battle was won on the cross and he never needed to do any ‘battle’ with Satan. That’s a ridiculous concept: GOD never ‘fights’ with Satan at any time as Satan FLEES from Him.
@@mariaveritas2886 Read the verses carefully and ask for revelation, keep in mind Jesus Said " If i be lifted" why didnt he said when i be lifted ? So he didnt fight, he just had to stand firm until he be lifted by the Holy Spirit, i Just left you 3 scriptures there
A question that bugs me. If Jesus took the keys of death and hades at his death, how is it those same keys … or at least the phrase ….. show up in the hands of the fourth horseman of the apocalypse. Does that mean we don’t really understand the horsemen. Seems like we have a piece of info missing. Maybe the horseman released something through death and hades.
This goes without saying. Jesus is God in the flesh not subject to Judgement. So the body is three days under earth but the spirit is free to have a three day break in Heaven before returning to the day shift.
Jesus had carried the sins of the world on his back and had to suffer the punishment for those sins. That is more than mere bodily death. It makes sense that Jesus descended into Hades, as punishment for those sins, but then broke free by the power of God.
Jesus died for our sins on the cross. He did NOT get punished in hell for the same sins that He already died for. That would make the cross of no effect. Our salvation is because of the Cross and the blood that He shed there. Christ Jesus went to hell as the Victor. He took the keys of hell and death from satan. It is important that in these last days, that we CHECK our foundation of the Gospel. Many are being deceived by preachers who have been deceived themselves. Jesus Christ is GOD come in the flesh. We are not gods, not little gods. We are the sheep of His pasture. The Father is our Father. The Holy Spirit was given to us, for leading and guiding us and will teach us all that we need. DON'T TRUST IN MEN. TRUST IN CHRIST JESUS.
@@sorenpx Theres NONE scripture that jesus AKA God in the flesh went to Hades to pay anything. Jesus died on the cross to remove the LAW as a means of righteousness with God: coll 2:14, Eph 2:15, Gal 2:21, Rom 6:14, Rom 10.4, 2 corinth 3:6-9, Rom 8:1-2, 1 Tim 1:9, 1 corinth 15:56.
hades means "the grave".. not hell, Jesus did not go to any " hell", the passage in Peter is referring to the "spirit".. that the disobedient people would not harken to when Noah was trying to tell them to be saved from the flood by getting on the ark.
@@derrickstrickland810 Look into the subject of Sheol. It's clear that the Old Testament figures thought of it as more than just "the grave." It's also a place the soul goes to and is conscious while there.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
Thank you for these videos. One pet peeve, though. When did it become fashionable to show Jesus with long hair? It's practically a given. But Paul CLEARLY states in 1 Corinthians 11:14 that long hair on a man is a disgrace. Now, maybe it isn't a disgrace in God's eyes, but if Jesus HAD long hair, it would, no doubt, have been remarked upon.
@@SCAM-BUSTER.777 I know so, you can receive the Holy Spirit in the area (requires water) and one night at midnight (tomorrow it'll be 20 years ago) I met the Holy Peter there, too.
@@walkortalk66 I noticed your logo on the left-hand side says Propaganda Truth. Please tell us what that is all about. So far your two comments don't make any sense.
@@SCAM-BUSTER.777 On the left side from my home (20 miles away) you meet the estuary of the river, on the right side the springs. Behold; The Oracle of the Death ☠️ it's on the left side.
@@walkortalk66 I noticed your logo/image above says : Propaganda Truth. Please tell us all what that is all about. So far your three comments don't make any sense.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
@ I know the scripture. I believed it and studied it for 50 years. I’ve read it roughly 20 times. If you want to have a bible knowledge pissing contest, I’m sure I could keep up fine. Just because the Bible says something, that doesn’t mean it is true or that it happened. There is no claim about Jesus’ resurrection that I have found even remotely compelling or convincing. Also, asserting where someone has gone after death is utter conjecture, especially given that the existence of a soul has never been demonstrated to be true.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades? Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous. 2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous. In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment. When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise. The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both: The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting. What Did Jesus Do in Hades? After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission: a. He Proclaimed Victory (1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison." These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness. b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation. When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise) After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven. Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth. Praise God! 🥰😍
I LOVED YOU JESUS CHRIST. THANK YOU FOR EVERY THING YOU ARE DOING FOR ME AND MY FAMILY. WE ARE YOURS. AMÉN
🤯 Wow! It’s never been explained to me like that. Thank you!
Thank you for this teaching. Thank you Jesus. Dear Jesus please help me with the fear and worry I am dealing with. I know I will make it through this hard time with your guidance. I have two beautiful boys both are autistic and non verbal. I’m so overwhelmed at times. My husband passed away years ago. So I’m all alone. I have no family to lean on. I lost my job over declining the vaccine. LIKE MANY OTHERS! I declined due to my pre existing health conditions lupus and heart disease. I’ve been struggling to provide for myself and my children since losing my job from Forsyth hospital. I’m now waitressing but not make nearly enough. Every month is a battle to not end up on the streets with my two children. I’m constantly in fear of losing our home. To even think about being on the streets with two young children is terrifying. But even as I face homelessness seemingly every month. I have faith, God will provide. HE HAS THIS FAR! I have been put down mocked and harassed even accused of lying. These are all tricks from the enemy. I’m already ashamed and embarrassed over my situation. I don’t want anything but prayers. Please pray for me.
I’m sorry you lost your job. That happens often when involved in a cult. Where are they with helping you now??? Don’t believe these people. They have not love for you. They only care about themselves
@@chucksmith4624 How does this help in any way? It doesn't because you are a liar. Stop talking. Either offer to help or leave. I see you accusing others but not stepping up to help yourself. Mighty convenient...
Sister is there any way to send you help? I can't do much but I will do whatever I can. You can contact me through my channel.
Hi I prayed for you and your family💕
@@lonecrusaider you all whacked out conspiracy people do this crap all the time just like you Sunday law dung. You all were telling everyone the vaccine was the mark of the beast! Just like you do with Sunday law! It’s one false prophecy after another!
Abba, Father's blessings brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus ☝️ Put on the full armor of God 🎯🕊 Stand bold in Christ Jesus 🙏All Glory to Our Heavenly Father 🙌
Kinda always wondered this. Shalom
Extraordinary teaching. I have tears in my eyes listening to this. Praise Almighty GOD!!!
That's the music. I wish this video was without background music. I don't need my feelings to be manipulated by music when listening to something so sincere. I just want to hear Derek Prince in all sobriety and clarity. God's word doesn't need to be helped to take effect in its listeners. Just my personal opinion.
@@karx11erx I must disagree with you on this matter. It is the power of the message that stirred my soul. Praise Almighty GOD.
@@philiplewis7252 You are not contradicting me. I am moved by Derek Prince's sermon, and I don't need to be "helped" by music with that.
@@karx11erx I completely understand your point of view. May Almighty GOD bless you, and keep you.
so did Jesus went to hades to save all those who are in hell?
Jesus not only died for us - He died and went to hell for us. This is absolute and complete authority over death, hell, and the grave. When Jesus said "It is finished" He absolutely meant it. He saved us. He justified us. He glorified us. It is the free gift of God. Praise God!
He didnt go to hell for us... people will go to hell after day of judgement.
He went to hades not hell
He went to Hades. Read above my comment. Hades is not hell, its the realm of the dead, where there is Paradise and Hell.
GLORY TO GOD & AMEN!!!
It's almost 90% Christian not known in our Christian churches including pastors. It's great information.
This is so powerful. Praise God🙌
AMEN
Psalm 22 speaks of what happened to Yeshua after His death
BUEN MENSAJE !
These scriptures give a person alot to think about!!! Thank you for posting!!
Thank you for posting Derek Prince's teaching. Music is distracting to me, though 😕
Thanks and God bless you 🙏
Blessed with the teaching.
Jesus went into hades to bring those saints of the Old Testament back with him; to show those who are perishing He overcame death & is the way, and to show the demons He conquered death & won over Satan …
My former pastor in Detroit, Bishop Keith butler recently told his church " It wasn't enough for Jesus to die on the cross, he had to do more " , Butler erroneously preaches that Satan snatched Jesus soul off the cross and took him straight to hell to be beaten and tortured, humiliated and mocked by the devil and demons .Butler wrongly thinks Jesus paid for our sins in hell not on the cross. This is false doctrine and needs to be repudiated!!!
Thank you 🙏
Amen. I am whole as well in Jesus name.
Excellet interpretations! I think you're right. In Ephesians 4:9 Now that he ascended, what is it but that he also descended first into the lower parts of the earth? The parables of the rich man and Lazarus also states that Abraham was in hades waiting for Jesus.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
Oh Lord thank you for rescuing me from the depths of he'll my Lord
This is one of those topics that I’ve never gotten answered to. An obscurity rather. Another one that I’ve thought often about were the early years of Christ.
Your answer is in my video links in the below reply
God did not reveal to us what Christ did after he was 12 yo up to 30 yo. We only know that he went with his mother and Joseph and submitted to them after the temple incident. There are some Mysteries of God that we just don't know.. but just imagine when John the Baptist was preaching and preparing the way of the Lord, Jesus was there just waiting knowing that it is Him!! Lol Maybe His neighbors even came to Him and was telling Him about the Anointed One to come to save mankind! It's a rather beautiful story! Praise the Lord God!!!
@Faithful Witness JESUS IS WHITE REVELATION 1:14:15. And white genocide is in your Bible and now World War III and they erase white history and they are racing whites off the face of this earth because they were taught that everything is racist and white supremacy and fascist do you race that we were slaves in almost every nation and being butchered right now at this very second and tortured to death in many nations in front of God before God white people was never a racist
@Faithful Witness All the Infancy Gospels are pseudepigraphal and unanimously rejected by the early church.
Ps 24, book of jude and testament of Solomon revealed more
Amen
Ahavah =Jesus =Love ⚘️
He freed the prisoners (righteous people who died before His coming such as Adam and Eve, Abraham and Sarah) that they might be resurrected.
Abraham was already in heaven Luke 16:23.
@@missprimproper1022 You certainly have a lot of book learning, but we still have Jesus' words at the end of Luke 16, don't we? Yes, Abraham's place was probably paradise, like the thief on the cross, but not yet the full heaven.
@@missprimproper1022 Jesus is the First Fruits of the Resurrection. He was the first to be resurrected. What happened to all those righteous people who came forth from their graves when He came forth from the tomb?
@@missprimproper1022 But it says in the scriptures that we only die once.
@@missprimproper1022 what are you talking about? Jesus spoke of hell and he went to preach to the captives there- I know personally a man that died went to hell and by the grace of Almighty God was brought back to life and repented of his sin and rebellion towards God and got born again,
JESUS CHRIST IS KING,……………THE GREAT I AM,…………AMEN
Yes...nobody can answer this one.
One thing we do know is that he went to paradise, with the other fellow that was crucified.
As no man has ever been to heaven, we must conclude that paradise is where abraham and others wait, with a chasm between paradise and hades.
Other than that...its all theories...
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
@oussamaettaieb21 interesting analogy my friend.
However, Jesus also said that we will be " asleep in death" when the body dies.
That implies that " the dead know nothing at all, all their memory is forgotten" in ECCLESIASTES , must be a truth regarding the dead and hades.
Since the 2nd resurrection has not happened yet, and satan and his demons are still roaming the earth, and judgement day has not yet come, gehenna must also still be in the future to come.
The bible cannot contradict itself.
Also....a " parable" can be told describing real characters in a story of fiction.
A parable cannot be understood to be a real event to have taken place.
That parable is an example of possibile future events, a WARNING to mankind.
always amazed by his teachings. what a wonderful revelation of truth! glorious body of CHRIST!
Amen
Psalms 24,and in the book of Jude explained further, the testament of Solomon is also ideal in knowing and understanding where the Spirit went, these hidden Manner is for the Meat eaters and those with discernment
“Rescue me from the sword; my life from the power of the dogs, save me from the lion's mouth! You have answered me from the wild bulls' horns."
Psalm22:20-21
Yeshua was in second heaven fighting with fallen angels and as Isaiah 54, 17 implies, Servants of Adonai cannot be defeated, as their inheritance is Gd's intervention, so He won over them, and over death. It is finished !!!
All those demons here have no longer power, unless we feed them by our rebellion... Shabbat Shalom!
But he said to thief on the cross that today you will be with me in Paradise.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
Wow
did he still have his wounds because he had not yet ascended to the Father?
AMEN!!!
❤️
Lord i am in a terrible situation. I need 16 lakhsto pay off my debt today. Give it to me LORD. I have no means to pay it off
The title question of this video is not aligned with the title question that Derek prince gives at the beginning of the video..
Your video title says "what happened when Jesus died and went to hades?"
The title question Derek prince gives in the Audi recording is, "what happened to the soul of Jesus when he died?"
He answers this question, however the answer to the question would be different if he answered according to your video title.
What happened TO JESUS
VS
What happened WHEN JESUS
Do you see the difference?
The answers will be different
I suggest you change the video title to match that of the actual question presented in the audio recording.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
He went and freed the believing Jews that were in paradise while leaving those in Tartarus to suffer. That doesn't sound right to me.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
You missed I Peter 4:6, "That they (those preached to) might be judged according to men in the flesh, but live according to God in the spirit." It seems that those in Hell were given chance to repent.
Andrew, you're the one missing the point, Jesus didn't preach a message for repentance to the lost in hell, the Greek word for preach is PROCLAMATION , Jesus went to the other side of Sheol, he powerfully proclaimed his triumph and victory over sin and death and he told them he will be their judge when the appropriate time comes.
@@Brick1978 Don't mind your opinion, and I guess we'll find out. The Bible really doesn't give us the exact communication and meaning. I try to take the Word without adding to it.
As for this video, I don't know why Derek didn't comment on the verse I mentioned -it is close by, and seems related.
@@AndrewSchwankl You know the New Testament was originally written in the Greek language right? Its not adding to the scripture when we look up the real meaning of a word from the original language. I'll say it again, maybe you will get it this time , PREACH IN THIS SCRIPTURE 1 PETER 3:19 MEANS TO PROCLAIM and besides that all those confined in hell can't change or get out, read Revelation 20:12-15
@@Brick1978 Old Testament is written in Hebrew New Testament in Greek
Jesus did not preach to them to get saved, the Greek word for preach is "proclaimed ". It means Jesus proclaimed his victory over death, the grave and hell to all those confined there, it was not an invitation to give their lives to him and get saved. Read Hebrews 9:27 "It's appointed for man to die once and then judgement ". Nobody gets a 2nd chance after you die and are in hell, your fate is sealed and there is no getting out of it !!!
Nobody KNOWS the answer to this
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
"Strips of linen" sounds like pieces of linen--not a one-piece cloth. I've been saying to those who claim the Shroud of Turin is the cloth which was wrapped around Jesus from head to foot that it's impossible to believe, which they throw right back in my face. Nonetheless, the scriptures describe strips of linen wrapped around a body. Which is easier for a man to do, slip out from beneath a cloth like a blanket on a bed, or disappear from within strips of linen cloth wrapped tightly around him? Remember, Lazarus needed help loosening his bindings, as he couldn't do it himself. They saw Jesus' burial clothes lying there by themselves. They were intact, just as they were when wrapped around Jesus' body; they weren't undone by anyone. Simply put, Jesus disappeared from within them.
Yes Jesus commended His spirit, but that doesn't mean His spirit and soul were doing different things. He could have commended His spirit and then went to hades. Splitting seems very unplausable, since we never are.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
(KJ2006 Ps.22:11-20)(KJ2006 Jhn 12:27 y 32) Read carefully, The Victory on the Cross was for our salvation but Jesús resisted in hell for 3 days to win the Battle for our souls, i mean to be free here on Earth from evil spirits ! Thats why Jesús Said " If i be lifted" it meant there is one more thing i have to do and win!
The battle was won on the cross and he never needed to do any ‘battle’ with Satan. That’s a ridiculous concept: GOD never ‘fights’ with Satan at any time as Satan FLEES from Him.
@@mariaveritas2886 he didnt fight, he just resisted
@@joserincon1988 resisted what? Satan had and has NO power over JESUS at all.
@@mariaveritas2886 Read the verses carefully and ask for revelation, keep in mind Jesus Said " If i be lifted" why didnt he said when i be lifted ? So he didnt fight, he just had to stand firm until he be lifted by the Holy Spirit, i Just left you 3 scriptures there
A question that bugs me. If Jesus took the keys of death and hades at his death, how is it those same keys … or at least the phrase ….. show up in the hands of the fourth horseman of the apocalypse. Does that mean we don’t really understand the horsemen. Seems like we have a piece of info missing. Maybe the horseman released something through death and hades.
But who opened the seals and released the horsemen?
This goes without saying. Jesus is God in the flesh not subject to Judgement. So the body is three days under earth but the spirit is free to have a three day break in Heaven before returning to the day shift.
Jesus had carried the sins of the world on his back and had to suffer the punishment for those sins. That is more than mere bodily death.
It makes sense that Jesus descended into Hades, as punishment for those sins, but then broke free by the power of God.
Jesus died for our sins on the cross. He did NOT get punished in hell for the same sins that He already died for. That would make the cross of no effect. Our salvation is because of the Cross and the blood that He shed there. Christ Jesus went to hell as the Victor. He took the keys of hell and death from satan. It is important that in these last days, that we CHECK our foundation of the Gospel. Many are being deceived by preachers who have been deceived themselves. Jesus Christ is GOD come in the flesh. We are not gods, not little gods. We are the sheep of His pasture. The Father is our Father. The Holy Spirit was given to us, for leading and guiding us and will teach us all that we need. DON'T TRUST IN MEN. TRUST IN CHRIST JESUS.
@@karenbonnici6204 i like what Derek Prince says: jesus nailed the LAW to the cross.
@@leonardjohnson4404 I was speaking to sorenpx. I also value Derek Prince's teaching.
@@sorenpx Theres NONE scripture that jesus AKA God in the flesh went to Hades to pay anything. Jesus died on the cross to remove the LAW as a means of righteousness with God: coll 2:14, Eph 2:15, Gal 2:21, Rom 6:14, Rom 10.4, 2 corinth 3:6-9, Rom 8:1-2, 1 Tim 1:9, 1 corinth 15:56.
hades means "the grave".. not hell, Jesus did not go to any " hell", the passage in Peter is referring to the "spirit".. that the disobedient people would not harken to when Noah was trying to tell them to be saved from the flood by getting on the ark.
Hades is the same as Sheol in the Old Testament. It's not simply "the grave," but rather "the realm of the dead."
the realm of the dead is the grave, until Jesus returns
@@derrickstrickland810 Look into the subject of Sheol. It's clear that the Old Testament figures thought of it as more than just "the grave." It's also a place the soul goes to and is conscious while there.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
Yes that's how I understand it too. The teaching that Christ suffered in hell is blasphemy.@@Sonofjesus21
I wonder if Abel went to Hades or to Heaven. Enoch went to Heaven so persons before Jesus could possibly go to Heaven. I wonder 🤔......
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When he dies for our sin he knows we won't listen to him and believe him even the disciples did the same don't twist the Bible words !
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
Thank you for these videos. One pet peeve, though. When did it become fashionable to show Jesus with long hair? It's practically a given. But Paul CLEARLY states in 1 Corinthians 11:14 that long hair on a man is a disgrace. Now, maybe it isn't a disgrace in God's eyes, but if Jesus HAD long hair, it would, no doubt, have been remarked upon.
One thing to consider is that we don't really know what qualified as "long" in view of Paul's time and cultural situation. At least I don't.
Jesus was a Jewish carpenter. He likely had medium length hair and a long beard split into two like all Jewish men did at that time
Dare to poison me in the river Acheron (Hades), ignoring that I am Acheron myself, I run this place.
Hmmm. That is a very strange thing to say.
@@SCAM-BUSTER.777 I know so, you can receive the Holy Spirit in the area (requires water) and one night at midnight (tomorrow it'll be 20 years ago) I met the Holy Peter there, too.
@@walkortalk66
I noticed your logo on the left-hand side says
Propaganda Truth.
Please tell us what that is all about.
So far your two comments don't make any sense.
@@SCAM-BUSTER.777 On the left side from my home (20 miles away) you meet the estuary of the river, on the right side the springs. Behold; The Oracle of the Death ☠️ it's on the left side.
@@walkortalk66
I noticed your logo/image above says :
Propaganda Truth.
Please tell us all what that is all about.
So far your three comments don't make any sense.
It didn’t happen. There’s the answer. Just because someone wrote it in the Bible doesn’t mean it happened.
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
@ I know the scripture. I believed it and studied it for 50 years. I’ve read it roughly 20 times. If you want to have a bible knowledge pissing contest, I’m sure I could keep up fine. Just because the Bible says something, that doesn’t mean it is true or that it happened. There is no claim about Jesus’ resurrection that I have found even remotely compelling or convincing. Also, asserting where someone has gone after death is utter conjecture, especially given that the existence of a soul has never been demonstrated to be true.
jesus didnt went to hades but to heaven
To grasp this you need to understand what is Hades?
Hades is the Greek term for the realm of the dead. It is a temporary place where souls go after death to await the final judgment. It has two distinct areas:
1-Paradise (or Abraham’s bosom): The place of comfort for the righteous.
2-Torment (or Gehenna-like punishment): The place of suffering for the unrighteous.
In the story of the rich man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31), both the rich man and Lazarus are in Hades, but they are in different parts-Lazarus in Paradise (Abraham's bosom) and the rich man in torment.
When Jesus died, His soul went to Hades, specifically to the side of Paradise, where the righteous dead were waiting. This is why He could promise the thief on the cross that they would be together in Paradise.
The key to understanding this is realizing that Paradise is part of Hades. In biblical terms, Hades is the general term for the realm of the dead. and it includes both:
The place of comfort (Paradise) for the righteous, and The place of torment for the unrighteous. When Jesus told the thief, "Today you will be with Me in Paradise," He meant the side of Hades reserved for the righteous-the same place where Abraham, Moses, and the other faithful were waiting.
What Did Jesus Do in Hades?
After Jesus died and descended into Hades, He had a specific mission:
a. He Proclaimed Victory
(1 Peter 3:18-19): Jesus proclaimed His victory to the "spirits in prison."
These could be fallen angels, as some interpret, or the souls of the unrighteous. This was not a message of salvation but a proclamation of His triumph over sin, death, and the powers of darkness.
b. He Liberated the Righteous Dead
Before Jesus’ resurrection, the righteous dead (those who had faith in God before Jesus’ time) were in Paradise (a part of Hades), awaiting the completion of God’s plan of salvation.
When Jesus died and rose again, He "led captivity captive" (Ephesians 4:8), meaning He freed the souls of the righteous and brought them into the full presence of God in Heaven. (The new paradise)
After Jesus’ resurrection, Paradise was no longer in Hades. Instead, it is now understood as being in the direct presence of God in Heaven.
Paul writes in (2 Corinthians 5:8): "To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord."
Believers who die now go directly to Paradise in Heaven, where they await the final resurrection and the New Heaven and New Earth.
Praise God! 🥰😍
AMEN
Amen