Everyone who was born before Jesus' crucifiction is in Hell
Everyone who was born before Jesus' crucifiction is in Hell
Hunter Bennett
Luis Flores
Thought if they knew zero about the religion they just get a magic pass from Yahweh
If not, thats pretty unfair tbqh
Austin Jenkins
Original Sin and all that. Eve really did a number on all of the species.
Connor Foster
>notice my complete lack of scripture to justify my point
Owen Young
women ruin everything.
Andrew Gonzalez
who allowed the serpent in literal heaven on earth in the first place?
It's true. Only those looking ahead to the coming of the saviour and by grace alone would be saved ie abraham's line and such. Until christ was born almost everyone hadnt access to salvation
Zachary Murphy
I know him. Please delete his photo.
Connor Bell
they literally rose from the grave
Caleb Jackson
While this is true, it sounds funny because the meaning of hell comes across as being a scary place but biblically it means mankind’s common grave. So yeah most everyone who has ever lived is in the grave, the vast majority of those are awaiting the resurrection to Christ millennial reign. At the end of the 1,000 year reign the devil will be released from the abyss for a short period giving all those then living, who have now reached perfection from the blessings of that thousand year reign, to make one final choice to serve God or the devil, the same choice our perfect fleshly parents had, Adam and Eve. But yes most of mankind who has lived are in hell user.
Leo Gonzalez
There is no original sin. That's an Augustinian teaching. It's nowhere in Orthodoxy and nowhere in the holy scripture. We inherit Death from Adam and Eve. Our sins are our own. It is from death - our flesh/mortal nature - that our own attractiveness to sin is born. A mortal man hungers, and may lead to greed and stockpiling. A mortal man knows his time is short, but may distract himself in hedonism and pleasure. A mortal man fears, so he may preemptively attack others or block others from enjoy life for the sake of his own security. And on so and so forth. Our flesh leads to creation of all manner of sin. One must be reborn in the Spirit, in the risen flesh of Christ, to see another way.
Ethan Young
The trumpets will sound, they'll rise from their graves, and they'll face judgement
Jonathan Cooper
Catholics believe it, therefore it is true
Gabriel Davis
Nope. That's actually part of the prayer, but they omit it.
Liam Adams
Elijah and Enoch were never described as dying. Also followers of Yahweh followed the same being, and NT describes Abraham as being in heaven despite never seeing Jesus.
Austin Martin
Scuse me, I misspoke. not the Lord's prayer, but the Apostle's Creed. I tend to remember the contents more so than the titles.
He descended into hell and freed those bonded in sin and death. Those who don't understand tend to dispute that Christ went into hell because they see it as Him suffering further, but it's not that. It's more like when He died and descended into hell, all the tortured souls looked up in desperate thanks and the demons and devil hissed in futile anger. He triumphed over hell.
James Sullivan
Not my problem
Easton Ortiz
>“Whom God hath set forth to be a propitiation through faith in his blood, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;” (Romans 3:25, KJV)
>sins that are past.
“Therefore it is of faith, that it might be by grace; to the end the promise might be sure to all the seed; not to that only which is of the law, but to that also which is of the faith of Abraham; who is the father of us all,” (Romans 4:16, KJV)
>Faith of Abraham.
It always amazes me how this supposedly christian board doesn't know the slightest thing about the Bible and is always helpless against trolls like OP.
Tyler Howard
Asher Thomas
Hark, the sound of the temple of setian eglin afb milintel aquinonigger on a vpn
Lincoln Martin
Hell is a LARP. Early Christians used a lot of Greco-Roman concepts. For example: Any time they reference "Hell" it would be more accurate to use the term "Hades." Remember that many of the apostles were Greek or Greek-educated.
Matthew Davis
The duality of Man
Evan Ward
How do I become "reborn in the Spirit"?
Jaxon Ross
Didn't Christ talk to some dude in Sheol and he asked Christ to cool his tongue?
Cameron Anderson
Nah. Unless you mean the duality of man is scriptdigits faggotry and naturally awarded digits for a truthful post.
Christopher Garcia
you're kinda projecting there, user
Jaxson Collins
I think you mean Hel.
Liam Mitchell
i seriously hope not
Camden Collins
Read and believe
Connor Collins
>hurr we can just hijack and flip it by stating this and hopefully the lazy people take it at face value
>implying a setian would ever post what I have itt
It's like you just keep on losing and losing and losing more ground and you stupid insane fuckers genuinely seem to believe that you can turn it around like this. I genuinely wonder sometimes if you're just going through the motions of "well, I gotta respond even though he's got us by the shorthairs so...fuck it."
Gavin Smith
>He descended into hell
>on the third day…
OP is a godless Kike.
Blake Gomez
Jews went to heaven by practicing sacrifice to Yahweh before the birth of Jesus, but either way Jesus spent 3 days in hell rescuing the righteous. Read the Bible retard.
Nicholas Green
No, the Jews of the Old Testament resided in the limbo of the Jews until the day that Christ ascended. There were also those in purgatory who were freed on the day of His ascension.
There were also a very small number gentiles who were sent to a place like purgatory (but not as bad) and also freed on the day of His ascension.
But that last path is closed forever. Anyone who is not a traditional Catholic (Vatican II heretics are NOT Catholic) will burn in the fires of hell.
All Protestants, Greeks/Russians, Jews and Heathens will burn for rejecting Christ. You chose your pride and/or your demons over the One True God.
> Apocalypse 17:8 Fulfilled:
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> Apocalypse Now in the Vatican:
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> One of many great videos refuting Protestantism:
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> One of many refuting the Greeks:
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Jaxson Edwards
>Didn't Christ talk to some dude in Sheol and he asked Christ to cool his tongue?
Something like that. Either way it's filtered through the lens of the apostle's worldview. For the Greeks it was Hades. For the Jews (like Paul) it was most certainly Sheol.
Ryan Cook
You're probably right, but to be fair, some denominations have omitted it because messianic kikes and jesuits poisonpilling them, sadly.