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Where Did Christ’s Soul Go After His Death? (part 5, last one)
There are many instances where the time-honored King James translation uses the word “hell.” There is only one instance, however, where “hell” involves the Greek word tartaroo. That one instance is 2 Peter 2:4, which reads in the K.J.V.: God … Continue reading
Where Did Christ’s Soul Go After His Death? (part 4)
Over the past few posts we’ve established that Christ’s soul went to a place called Hades when He died. The proof text is Acts 2:27, a Messianic passage that says of Christ: For You will not leave my soul in … Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Christ's Second Coming, Christ's Resurrection, Death, Demons, Heaven, Hell, Prophecy, Satan, The Devil
Tagged Gehenna, hades, John 5:29, tartarus, the great white throne judgment, the lake of fire, the two resurrections, the valley of Hinnom, where did Christ's soul go after His death
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Where Did Christ’s Soul Go After His Death? (part 3)
For centuries the dominant translation of the Bible was the King James Version. In answer to the question, “Where did Christ’s soul go after His death?” Acts 2:27 in the K.J.V. reads: Because thou wilt not leave my soul in … Continue reading
Posted in Christ's Death, Christ's Resurrection, Heaven, Hell
Tagged absent from the body present with the Lord, Ephesians 4:8-9, hades, Jesus in Hades, Jesus led captivity captive, Jesus standing to receive Steven's soul, Sheol, the two sections of hades, where did Christ's soul go after His death
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Where Did Christ’s Soul Go After His Death? (part 2)
For centuries the classic King James translation of the Bible was the favored one for the English-speaking world. Many of us grew up reading the K.J.V. and memorizing its verses, and undoubtedly it’s a generally solid translation. Unfortunately, the way … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Christ's Death, Christ's Resurrection, Easter, God's Word, Heaven, Hell, King James Only, Prophecy
Tagged Christ's soul in Hades, Gehenna, hades, Hell, hell in the K.J.V., paradise in the Bible, tartarus, the thief on the cross, the two sections of hades, where did Christ's soul go after His death
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Where Did Christ’s Soul Go After His Death? (part 1)
In the days leading up to Easter Sunday, I had two different people ask me the same question: “Where did Christ’s soul go after His death?” So I felt led of the Lord to build my Easter sermon around that … Continue reading
