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John 10:18 shows us that Christ had the power to give up and take life back again. Starting at the statement at His death "it is finished" ( John 19:30) the atonement was complete at the same moment. The comment from the fellow prisoner (the one who repented) at the cross recieved a response just prior to that event where Christ assured him "today you shall be with me in paradise" ( Luke 23:43). This shows that sheol which at the time was the abode of all the dead (see state of Lazarus vs the rich man in the parable of Luke 16:19-31). Jesus came to set the captives free ( Ephesians 4:7-10) also alluded to in several other passages that could also refer to those captive in sin still on earth. He preached to the spirits in prison ( 1 Peter 3:19) which were either the demons or Nephilim and their offspring which were in the abyss before their time; or all the lost. Those who were His own were set free; their souls went to heaven and many appeared after His Resurrection ( Matt. 27:52-53). Thus; after this time only wicked in the torment part of hell still exist down there.
Christ; of course was the "first of the firstfruits" ( 1 Cor. 15:20). There will be the following afterwards; those who came out of their graves at that time as I stated above; then those at His appearing (i.e. Rapture); then those at His coming (2nd Coming). The firstfruits continue until the 144,000 which is a sort of gleaning of Israel ahead of the main harvest the countless multitude coming out of the Great Tribulation. ( Rev. 7:9).
What is most sobering is that Christ still bears marks on His body ( Luke 24:39); apparently the only one who is resurrected with such scars reminding us of his earthly suffering and existance. Hence; God did not allow His holy one to remain in sheol or see decay ( Psalm 16:10). He was the perfect; unblemished Lamb of God who we shall forever worship and adore.
Jesus didn't take in the nature of demons or nephilim or Angels or any other creature. He took the nature of Man died for Man. Make and female. Sons and daughters. Jesus took upon himself the seed of Abraham. I'm not gonna add the scripture references I don't think I need to. Good day Sir
Agreed; I meant to say that those who were in the pleasant side of sheol (i.e. Abraham's bosom) such as Lazarus in the parable went to heaven (their souls did until the day of physical resurrection). The others were either wicked men or Nephilim (which Isaiah is supposed to refer to as never being able to be resurrected in an obscure verse). Christ's preaching was not to bring forth salvation; their state was already sealed; it was a declaration. Such will also be the case with everyone stating that Jesus Christ is Lord; in heaven and earth. I am sorry the way I wrote it was confusing.
I often think upon the marks of His suffering on His body. These will be seen on Him forever. We can always look to Him and see these marks and praise Him for the greatest of His sacrifice for us and be thankful. These marks may very well be the most beautiful marks we will see in heaven. Blessed is Jesus, our Savior, Redeemer, Deliverer, Prophet, Priest, and King!
John 10:18 shows us that Christ had the power to give up and take life back again. Starting at the statement at His death "it is finished" ( John 19:30) the atonement was complete at the same moment. The comment from the fellow prisoner (the one who repented) at the cross recieved a response just prior to that event where Christ assured him "today you shall be with me in paradise" ( Luke 23:43). This shows that sheol which at the time was the abode of all the dead (see state of Lazarus vs the rich man in the parable of Luke 16:19-31). Jesus came to set the captives free ( Ephesians 4:7-10) also alluded to in several other passages that could also refer to those captive in sin still on earth. He preached to the spirits in prison ( 1 Peter 3:19) which were either the demons or Nephilim and their offspring which were in the abyss before their time; or all the lost. Those who were His own were set free; their souls went to heaven and many appeared after His Resurrection ( Matt. 27:52-53). Thus; after this time only wicked in the torment part of hell still exist down there.
Christ; of course was the "first of the firstfruits" ( 1 Cor. 15:20). There will be the following afterwards; those who came out of their graves at that time as I stated above; then those at His appearing (i.e. Rapture); then those at His coming (2nd Coming). The firstfruits continue until the 144,000 which is a sort of gleaning of Israel ahead of the main harvest the countless multitude coming out of the Great Tribulation. ( Rev. 7:9).
What is most sobering is that Christ still bears marks on His body ( Luke 24:39); apparently the only one who is resurrected with such scars reminding us of his earthly suffering and existance. Hence; God did not allow His holy one to remain in sheol or see decay ( Psalm 16:10). He was the perfect; unblemished Lamb of God who we shall forever worship and adore.
Agape; Happy Resurrection Sunday.
Rich P
I often think upon the marks of His suffering on His body. These will be seen on Him forever. We can always look to Him and see these marks and praise Him for the greatest of His sacrifice for us and be thankful. These marks may very well be the most beautiful marks we will see in heaven. Blessed is Jesus, our Savior, Redeemer, Deliverer, Prophet, Priest, and King!
God bless you.
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