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1 | during the 3 days? | Matthew | skccab | 195350 | ||
Shabbat Shalom y'all, Jesusman, I think maybe the original poster of the question may have had Col. 2:14-15 on his mind. The WOF'ers (especially K. Copeland, K. Hagin and B. Hinn) teach this verse as Yeshua having gone into the depths of hell and wresting (spelling) the keys from satan and the making an open show of "them" and triumphing over "them" in it with the "them" being the beings in hell. Then according to this teaching, Yeshua preaches the gospel to those in the upper region known as Paradise, to Abraham, Isaac, etc. (Some teachings are the opposite, Yeshua preaches then goes into the depths to do battle.) Just thought you might like to know that this teaching is prevalent among the WOF'ers. (I know this cos I used to listen to them many many many years ago :-) ). I would be interested in your views on that verse. Cheri |
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2 | during the 3 days? | Matthew | Jesusman | 195361 | ||
This teaching is also prevalent among dispensationalists as well. Scofield and Ryrie both spread the idea that Jesus went to hell and fought Satan over these keys. A Closer look at the verses you sited reveals that Paul is talking about the power of Jesus's crucifixion, and the authority in Christ. On a side note, people like Copeland, Hagin, and Hinn have about as much biblical truth in their teachings as the Sunday Morning newspaper. Their butchering of the scriptural context is horrible. Jesusman |
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3 | during the 3 days? | Matthew | skccab | 195362 | ||
I knew that Scofield was dispensational but didn't know that Ryrie was. Thanks for the insight. But I've reached the place where I won't use a bible that has anything more than cross-references, for that reason. Too many differing opinions!! Cheri |
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4 | during the 3 days? | Matthew | Jesusman | 195366 | ||
Scofield more so than Ryrie, but Ryrie was dispensational. As for the different opinions, if you look at them closely, many of them are arguing the same point, just from different perspectives. Jesusman |
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