The first biblical doctrine which I will use to argue against that idea is the doctrine that Christ completed his work of atonement on the cross.
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Death, Hell, and Christ’s Descent: Tartarus, Pits of Chains and Darkness | Ben Habegger
“The New Testament’s use of words like “Abyss,” “Pit of the Abyss,” and “Tartarus” seem to collectively describe realms within the present Hell (Hades), places of imprisonment for evil angels or demons.”
An Apologetic Against Polygamy | Spencer Choate
After surveying the biblical data, it is clear that polygamy is unbiblical and should resoundingly be rejected. We cannot remain silent or indifferent to the issue of polygamy. We live in a society that actively seeks to undermine the biblical definition of marriage. Therefore, having an apologetic for biblical marriage is more important now than ever.
Death, Hell, & Christ’s Descent: Gehenna | Ben Habegger
The Greek term gehenna comes from an Aramaic phrase (gehinnam) originally referring to the Valley of Hinnom outside Jerusalem. Because of the way this valley was used in the prophetic imagery of the Old Testament, its name came to designate the place of eternal death for the wicked.
Death, Hell, & Christ’s Descent: Problems with a Limbus Patrum | Ben Habegger
Paradise is hardly a fitting word for a place, however pleasant, which keeps people out of God’s glorious presence. But it is the perfect word for the heavenly place of full communion between God and his saints, Eden restored and perfected.
Death, Hell, & Christ’s Descent: A Limbo for the Fathers? | Ben Habegger
I object to the teaching that deceased Old Testament saints were confined in Sheol prior to Christ’s death and resurrection.
Death, Hell, & Christ’s Descent: Sheol and the Grave in the Old Testament | Ben Habegger
When we read our English Bibles, we must remember that the word hell is one English word used to translate various Hebrew and Greek words.
Why Should We Translate the Bible? | Jared Ebert
Let us not simply enjoy the benefits and privileges of our English Bibles, but send, support, and go to bring the Scriptures to the nations.
The Distinctiveness of the Ten Commandments | Tom Hicks
Are believers in Christ required to obey any part of Old Testament law, or is all Old Testament law abolished? Some theologies insist the Old Testament law is one and that the Bible never acknowledges any division among Old Testament law. I offer the following critique that perpsective.
An Amillennial Interpretation of Zechariah 14: Jerusalem’s Perfect Consecration to the Lord | Ben Habbegger
Why mention the bells on horses? They are mentioned in order to shock Zechariah’s audience.