Comments on: Resurrection Living

By: By His Ztrypes

By His Ztrypes — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 13:08:48 +0000

As Jesus Christ had been ressurected from the dead , he expected the same thing to happen to us spiritually. Once you catch the revelation of his resurrection that invisible grave that trie to hold you down will release its hands from you. After that he will direct you to the seat available for you right next to Him. And see that your circumstances level will now become your feet level . I mean under your feet.

By: brownsfan1642

brownsfan1642 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:20:00 +0000

In regards to Jesus descending into hell, many theologians agree that He entered sheol- the grave- the place of the dead. Actually entering into hell- the place of judgment- was not necessary because the sinbearing had accomplished its work, verified when Jesus declared from the cross, “It is finished.” He had already borne the punishment for sin and completely paid that debt.

By: BJ

BJ — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:10:32 +0000

I thank God that I now grow increasing aware of the importance of Jesus getting up out of the grave. Not only did He get up – He got up with ALL POWER in His hand!

It is important for all of us who name the name of Christ to consistently and lovingly remind others of the importance of the resurrection…

Yesterday morning I sent a text message to my 11 year old grandson that said “He has risen.” He responded with the text message – “He has risen indeed.”

How grand it would be if all people all around the world would have the understanding that Jesus is alive and well and because He is alive and well – we can be also; not only in this life but in the life hereafter.

By: hal.fshr

hal.fshr — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:24:33 +0000

There is not doubt that in the apostle’s message about Jesus Christ that both His death and His resurrection are cental to His work for our salvation and sanctification. I agree that we need to reflect more on the resurrection life that Christ provides. At our church service yesterday the gospel was shared followed by a good number of people being baptized. The baptism imagery of being burdied with Christ and raised again with Him is always very moving (Romans 6:4).

By: Gale L. Jarvis

Gale L. Jarvis — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:03:38 +0000

Forgive me for getting off the subject of the ressurection, but i have been bothered by this neglect for years, the resurection had to be a part of God’s plan, and is as important as God shedding His Eternal Blood so we can have forgivness of our sins in this life, but it seems we take it for granite that everyone knows God went to Hell, Psalms 16: 8 thru 10, conected to Acts 2; 25 thru 31, Peter convinced 3000 and more that day, i believe because this important fact was made known.

By: Gale L. Jarvis

Gale L. Jarvis — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:13:56 +0000

I believe that God the Creator went farther than most Christians for what ever reason do not want to talk about, very seldom in my 48 years in Christ have i heard even Pastors mention that God went to Hell in our place, being tormented, shedding His blood, and laying down His life for me are all very important, but taking on the torment of taking on each and every sin, we are talking about God that cannot even look on sin, because of His Holiness, being willing, and loving each one so much, that He would go to Hell for us, is beyond comprehension, but it not only can be believed, but in my opinion should be mention more, instead of just the thought of dying as most humans think of the word.