Did Jesus Really Go to Hell After He Died?
Bible Made Clear
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Did Jesus really go to hell after he died? On the cross, Jesus promised the criminal beside him, “Today you will be with me in paradise.” Yet Peter later says Christ was not abandoned to Hades, and the Apostles’ Creed speaks of a descent into hell. How do these statements fit together?
In this episode of Bible Made Clear, we follow what Scripture actually says about the time between Jesus’ death and resurrection. We examine Luke 23, Acts 2, 1 Peter 3–4, and Ephesians 4, and separate what the text clearly states from the interpretations Christians have debated for centuries.
We’ll also look at why the English word “hell” can be misleading when different biblical terms and Christian traditions are brought together. The goal isn’t to invent a hidden journey — it’s to understand the evidence and what Christ’s death and resurrection mean.
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Jesus did not suffer decay. Decay sets in on the fourth day. This implies to me He was dead for three days.
Hell and eternal eternity are all not scriptural words. Use only Gehenna, Hades, Sheol, Tartarus, olam aion aionos.
Key is Colossians 1:20. Many of the angels who followed Satan will be reconciled to His Father. What Jesus went and preached to those angels in Tartarus. (Celestials can't physically materially die, but such spirits are spiritually dead to Him. For NOW.
Paradise occurs where else in Scripture? In the garden and the new heavens and earth. For me absolutely no one went to paradise that day. Jesus's promise was a PROLEPTIC promise. Jesus basically telling, You can take it for granted I will see you on the new earth. The FIFTH eon/aion. But not the fourth, the thousand years. Why not the fourth?
Did Jesus Really Go to Hell After He Died?
Bible Made Clear
250 views
Did Jesus really go to hell after he died? On the cross, Jesus promised the criminal beside him, “Today you will be with me in paradise.” Yet Peter later says Christ was not abandoned to Hades, and the Apostles’ Creed speaks of a descent into hell. How do these statements fit together?
In this episode of Bible Made Clear, we follow what Scripture actually says about the time between Jesus’ death and resurrection. We examine Luke 23, Acts 2, 1 Peter 3–4, and Ephesians 4, and separate what the text clearly states from the interpretations Christians have debated for centuries.
We’ll also look at why the English word “hell” can be misleading when different biblical terms and Christian traditions are brought together. The goal isn’t to invent a hidden journey — it’s to understand the evidence and what Christ’s death and resurrection mean.
#bible #jesuschrist #resurrection #bibleexplained #biblestudy