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<blockquote data-quote="Ishmael" data-source="post: 86999" data-attributes="member: 532">From what I&#039;ve been shown, after you die you are waiting for whenever Christ returns.If you die in Christ, you are added to the Stone cut without hands. If not, you are simply waiting for your judgment. There&#039;s a concept that is thrown around and to a degree is supported by the NT of Jesus descending into &#039;Hell&#039; and saving people, in one instance showing Peter what happens to people in Hell, locking up Satan might be one? Anyways. Ephesians 4:8–10: Because of this it is said: “He ascended to the Heights, and brought captivity captive, and He has given gifts to the children of men.&quot; Now what does this mean, “He ascended”, but also that He first descended into the lower parts of the earth? He who descended is the same as He who ascended higher than all the heavens, to restore all things.&quot;I&#039;ve been shown that Christ did do this, in a way. After He was resurrected at some point He also retroactively cleared and made it possible for any person who had died previously to be under potential Salvation. Whether they were given a choice, in a &#039;Hell&#039; or something, I don&#039;t know exactly. Hell is not a place that you are tormented in, nor does it exist as that concept in any shape because a God of Love would not torture His creations more than the horrors that the natural cycle already permits. All I know is that there was a &#039;ripple&#039; on the timeline when He was resurrected. It ripples both ways. I&#039;m working on a visual for that so you can understand it better.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ishmael, post: 86999, member: 532"] From what I've been shown, after you die you are waiting for whenever Christ returns. If you die in Christ, you are added to the Stone cut without hands. If not, you are simply waiting for your judgment. There's a concept that is thrown around and to a degree is supported by the NT of Jesus descending into 'Hell' and saving people, in one instance showing Peter what happens to people in Hell, locking up Satan might be one? Anyways. [B]Ephesians 4:8–10: Because of this it is said: “He ascended to the Heights, and brought captivity captive, and He has given gifts to the children of men." Now what does this mean, “He ascended”, but also that He first descended into the lower parts of the earth? He who descended is the same as He who ascended higher than all the heavens, to restore all things."[/B] I've been shown that Christ did do this, in a way. After He was resurrected at some point He also retroactively cleared and made it possible for any person who had died previously to be under potential Salvation. Whether they were given a choice, in a 'Hell' or something, I don't know exactly. Hell is not a place that you are tormented in, nor does it exist as that concept in any shape because a God of Love would not torture His creations more than the horrors that the natural cycle already permits. All I know is that there was a 'ripple' on the timeline when He was resurrected. It ripples both ways. I'm working on a visual for that so you can understand it better. [/QUOTE]

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