When Christ ‘descended into hell’, He may have made many changes.
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Question 1: “According to Christian Teaching, ‘Christ descended into hell.’ What did He do?
Answer: “He released the souls of people of ‘good will’. Their lives made them worthy of Heaven and Christ gave them the necessary ‘keys’ to enter.”
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Question 3: “Did Jesus tell us about a ‘new sin’?”
Answer: “John 15:12 makes His New Order clear: ‘This is my commandment: love one another as I love you.’
After Jesus, the worst sin anyone could commit was to keep a neighbor from having Christ’s ‘keys to The Kingdom of Heaven’ for their immortal soul.
‘And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys of The Kingdom of Heaven.’”
Keeping a neighbor from having ‘the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven’ is the worst sin anyone can commit.”
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Question 4: “When Jesus was in hell, did He change the way sinners were punished?”
Answer: “The souls of those who were kept from having His ‘keys to The Kingdom of Heaven’ may now be spending eternity tormenting the souls of those that kept them from having those ‘keys’. Hell would be a far more painful place for them if Jesus brought that justice there.”
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Question 5: “Did Jesus have The Power to ‘harrow’ hell so that souls of the Willfully Disobedient are now tormenting the demons who kept them from ‘the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven’?”
Answer: “Only Catholics are able to Think Clearly enough to consider The Power of Jesus to ‘harrow’ hell and bring His Justice there.”
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