Do heretics go to hell first, or do they get judged first? | Jon Benzinger | Ask Redeemer

In this compelling episode of Ask Redeemer, Pastor Jon Benzinger tackles a thought-provoking and often controversial topic: Do heretics go to hell first, or do they get judged first?
This question is more than just a theological inquiry; it's a profound exploration of the beliefs surrounding life after death and the critical importance of understanding biblical scripture accurately.
Pastor Jon not only addresses the fate of those who die apart from Christ but also dives deep into the scripture to provide clarity and insight into this complex issue. This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Christian doctrine and the implications of heresy.
Whether you're a long-time believer seeking to deepen your understanding or simply curious about the topic, this episode offers valuable perspectives and thoughtful interpretations of what the Bible says about judgment, salvation, and the afterlife.
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[@RobertLee-tv4hc]

Pastor Jon, my heart is saddend for those who will perrish.

[@goldwingrocks3859]

Well said!

[@IansDrumsandBass]

I think it's more a case of, are we in heaven or hell immediately when we die, or are we in the grave until the judgement? The Bible isn't clear on this as there are scriptures to support both views.

[@NightShade671]

Everyone is judged when they die. God explains to heretics why they are being sent to hell, before He puts them there.

[@johnsteila6049]

How can someone go to hell without being judged?

[@NHisBlood]

Go wait in your room, I will be up in a minute to talk about what you did young man… kind of same concept. “Kind of”

[@johnsteila6049]

@@NHisBlood And what is the Bible quote to support this?

[@NHisBlood]

@@johnsteila6049 Luke 16, The rich man also asked Abraham to send Lazarus back to earth to warn his brothers to repent so that they would never join him in hell.

[@NHisBlood]

Revelation 20:11-15 supporting after the Books are opened

[@johnsteila6049]

@@NHisBlood So, this verse is referring to “Abraham’s Bosom”. This was the realm of the righteous dead, who were waiting for Christ to accomplish The Redemption. You never heard that?

[@johnsteila6049]

Who is deciding the definition of heresy here?

[@HellFirepreacher]

The Bible says to test the spirits rather they are of God 1 John 4:1

[@johnsteila6049]

@@HellFirepreacher “Test the spirits to see whether they are of God.” Historically it was The Catholic and Orthodox Churches who reserved the right to define heresy. Individuals didn’t start taking on this role until the reformation (sixteenth century).

[@andrewg37]

@@johnsteila6049 The catholic church, whos pope just said that "All religions are a pathway to God" and that they adore the one God together with Muslims. No thanks Or the Orthodox? The Orthodox who are in constant schism with each other and can't even agree on territorial issues to sit down to form an "ecumenical council". Not to mention they don't have a solidified canon of scripture, and are at odds with each other concerning the rebaptism of other Christian denominations. I just got done doing a one year inquiry into both of these so called "one true churches", and they are both a complete mess, and are so far from Biblical doctrine it's crazy.