Jesus and “Hell”
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“Love your show but ouch(!!) on this episode! Jesus mentioned Hades only once and “Gehenna” four or five times allowing for parallel accounts. First, you have to establish that by “Gehenna” Jesus meant what is popularly understood as “Hell.” This is not established. E.g., see Gregg’s “All you want to know about hell” and Ehrman’s just-released volume on the subject.”
Preterist Paul via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/10/20
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