Featured Jesus Paid For Our Sins In Hell?

It's called Heresy and I would avoid it like the plague.

 

There is no telling what will come out of Sandersons mouth. He was banned from here a long time ago. He's not worth the attention.

 

The body of Christ is divided as to what happened under the Old Covenant when when people physically died. This preacher is presenting one view. It is not the biblical view.
1) Where did Jesus go on the day He died? Hades or Paradise? (Today you will be with Me in Paradise!)
2) When Christ became the sin offering for mankind on the cross, did God the Father separate from Him spiritually? Jesus asks "why have you abandoned Me?"(Matthew 27:46) But when Jesus died, where was His Spirit commended? To the Father! (Luke 23:46) So the physical death lasted for 3 days (or parts of days) but the spiritual death (separation) lasted a brief time on the cross, and ended when Christ physically died. (Note: God the Son, was, is and always will be God the Son and He remained fully God throughout the ordeal.)

 

The Father did not abandon (separate) from the Son when He was on the cross. Jesus was simply quoting the beginning of Psalm 22.

(And yes I know a lot of preachers claim the opposite, but that's not biblical.)

 

I agree, Annsni, the ransom had been paid in full!

 

Hi Bible Believer, various views are held, concerning "why have you abandoned Me." I reject the "He was merely quoting Psalm 22 and did not mean what He said. Rather, He was quoting Psalm 22 to make a final proclamation He was the Messiah. And His deliverance included the agony of separation, just as scripture had foretold.

To unpack this a tad, Jesus born the sin of the many, and the consequence of sin is separation, so it may be that separation (and its agony) was part of the price of the ransom. Anyway, many see it that way.

 

Read the Creed!

"...He suffered under Pontius Pilate,
was crucified, died, and was buried;
he descended to hell.
The third day he rose again from the dead...."


'Reformed Answers' notes that

"the Creed mentions both that Jesus was buried, and that he descended into hell. To all appearances, these phrases are separate and consecutive items in the historical record."

And concludes that

"Jesus' stay in this part of hell was a necessary part of his work because it subjected his soul to the judicial punishment of true human death."

http://reformedanswers.org/answer.asp/file/40273

 

Hmmm. Did He say that while alive? And if it was finished when He said that, why did He then die?

 

Or listen to RC Sproul, in a 2011 interview with his disgraced son, explain that it was hell on the cross for Christ:


(skip to 20:30)

So one can "hold" to the Creed, but just shuffle the order from death-burial-hell to hell-death-burial.

Nifty, huh?

 

Ephesians 4:8-9 presents the case that Jesus descended into "the lower parts of the earth." Many think this is a reference to Hades, including the compartment called "Abraham's bosom." Thus the "captives" He led out of captivity He ascended to heaven with them. Thus all the OT saints are now in heaven, washed with the blood of the lamb.

 

No. He had to die. That's the reason He entered the world. He didn't die to prove something.

In another place, He said those who believe on Him will never die. Is that true?