Great video! As God is omnipresent, the scripture states these things: That Jesus' spirit went to the Father after he gave up the ghost (Luke 23:46). His body remained in the tomb. His soul went to the lower parts- plural (Ephesians 4:8-10). Abraham's Bosom/ Paradise and Hell. He preached to the spirits in prison (devils/ unclean spirits) He made a shew of them openly and triumphed over them- spoiling the principalities and powers (Colossians 2:15). While it is possible that he could have triumphed at the cross, Psalm 22 seems to hint that the wicked had no such idea in verses 6,7,11,12, and 16. Does not seem that Jesus triumphed over them "openly" at Calvary. 1 Cor. 2:8 states that the "prices of this world" were ignorant of what the crucifixion would do for the sinner. If Jesus went to Hell (which he did) why would he burn or be tortured there? That is a strange conjecture to make. The passover lamb was to be without blemish. (He was questioned by Herod and Pilate and three times no fault was found in Him.) The sprinkling of blood on the doorpost was fulfilled. (It was on the cross as the letter (t) [also corresponds to the Greek "tau" and the Latin "t", as the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet is a ת.) The superscription was written in Hebrew, Latin and Greek. ת can be outlined on the upper post and side posts of a door. If Hell was created for the Devil and his angels, Jesus Chrit created it (John 1:3). Did God create a place he could not escape? He has the keys (Rev. 1:18) As far as suffering when he was there, consider the movie Shawshank Redemption. The warden can enter any cell to look for contraband, interview a prisoner and so forth. When the warden is in a cell, he is NOT incarcerated for he has the key.
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This is a great video. Thanks for taking the time to make this. You explained things very well!
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Great video!
As God is omnipresent, the scripture states these things:
That Jesus' spirit went to the Father after he gave up the ghost (Luke 23:46).
His body remained in the tomb.
His soul went to the lower parts- plural (Ephesians 4:8-10). Abraham's Bosom/ Paradise and Hell.
He preached to the spirits in prison (devils/ unclean spirits) He made a shew of them openly and triumphed over them- spoiling the principalities and powers (Colossians 2:15).
While it is possible that he could have triumphed at the cross, Psalm 22 seems to hint that the wicked had no such idea in verses 6,7,11,12, and 16. Does not seem that Jesus triumphed over them "openly" at Calvary.
1 Cor. 2:8 states that the "prices of this world" were ignorant of what the crucifixion would do for the sinner.
If Jesus went to Hell (which he did) why would he burn or be tortured there? That is a strange conjecture to make.
The passover lamb was to be without blemish. (He was questioned by Herod and Pilate and three times no fault was found in Him.)
The sprinkling of blood on the doorpost was fulfilled. (It was on the cross as the letter (t) [also corresponds to the Greek "tau" and the Latin "t", as the last letter of the Hebrew alphabet is a ת.) The superscription was written in Hebrew, Latin and Greek. ת can be outlined on the upper post and side posts of a door.
If Hell was created for the Devil and his angels, Jesus Chrit created it (John 1:3).
Did God create a place he could not escape? He has the keys (Rev. 1:18)
As far as suffering when he was there, consider the movie Shawshank Redemption.
The warden can enter any cell to look for contraband, interview a prisoner and so forth.
When the warden is in a cell, he is NOT incarcerated for he has the key.
Would you like to come on my podcast and talk about this?
Why would Jesus suffer in hell?? The devil even listened to Jesus when he told him to go away at Matthew 4:10. No, Jesus didn't suffer in hell
It is a strange doctrine, to say the least. Probably to take out the emphasis on the blood.
What conditions must you & I meet to enter Heaven ?
Thank you
Rom 3:24-26