Did Jesus go to Hell?

Did Jesus go to Hell? Where did Jesus go after he died on the Cross? What is the Apostles' Creed? Is the Apostles' Creed in the Bible? What does Hades mean? Have you ever wondered what happened in those three days between Jesus' death on the Cross and the resurrection on Easter Sunday? In today's video we talk about some of those questions.
This video is part of an ongoing A&Q series, where our team answers some of your big questions about Christianity and faith which will hopefully stir up more questions which will lead to more answers.
Show Notes:
Presenter: Greg Holder
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Luke 23:44-46
Luke 24:1-8
John 14:2
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Greg, Thank you very much for the clarification. That was really helpful.

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Thanks Mike, we'll make sure the team hears your feedback. Glad this was helpful for you.

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*Where do the false prophets go?* _"And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him: his dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and _*_his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed."_*_ - Daniel 7:14_ _"...and he shall destroy them without labour _*_by the law which is like unto fire."_*_ - 2 Esdras __13:38_ The law, by which Jesus advocated we should live, has failed: The Byzantine empire lasted 1123 years and it was based on the law, which Jesus advocated, "Love your neighbor as yourself;" however, as the OT scripture says, the Kingdom, which will be built on the True Law, will never collapse and will never be destroyed. Thus, since the Byzantine got destroyed by Mehmed of the Ottoman empire, it follows that the law, which Jesus gave us, wasn't the True law and hence Jesus is a false prophet. And even when we look at Jesus strictly from Moral Philosophy's perspective (scientifically), we come to the conclusion that Jesus was an impostor. Let me prove it to you, but first - two definitions to give us bearings: - *Moral egoism* is the normative position that moral agents ought to act in their own self-interest. It means that what is best for the individual is the highest morality. - *Moral perfectionism* is the conviction that human beings have a duty to aspire to moral perfection. It posits the pursuit of moral excellence as the ultimate goal of human life, as the path to physical perfection lies exclusively through moral perfection. Now watch this pattern: "Treat others the way you wish to be treated." - moral egoism "Treat others the way they wish to be treated." - moral perfection "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." - moral egoism "Do unto others as they would have you do unto them." - moral perfection "Love your neighbor as yourself." - moral egoism "Do only that, which would be acceptable to all (mankind)," - moral perfection because justice is acceptable, while injustice is unacceptable, and every reasonable human desires to continuously experience minimum injustice and maximum justice with respect to everything. *Now, if a deity, who is sent to Earth by a moral Perfectionist for the sole purpose of establishing moral perfection on Earth, is then giving you a rule that fosters moral egoism instead of preventing it, and instead of fostering moral perfection, then that deity is an impostor.* The New Testament was written as a mockery of the Old Testament. Well, come to find out they were wrong! And if they were wrong at the root of things, in the formula of the law, did they have a right to mock the Old Testament and write the New Testament as if they knew better? They even rewrote the battle of Armageddon to make it sound the way they would prefer to hear it - moral egoists!