Parte 1-Tres Días y Noches en el Corazón de La Tierra - The Story of Redemption

El mensaje está en dos partes. Esta es la primera parte. Oro que este mensaje te choque y se clave en tu corazón. Es este mensaje de liberación, salvación, y el poder de Dios para hacer lo imposible. ¡Que seas ricamente bendecido! Cuando el Señor me empezó a mostrar estas verdades acerca del sacrificio de Jesucristo en el 1976, nunca pensé que este mensaje correría a través del mundo. En el 1977 y 1978 publiqué el mensaje en ingles y luego en español. Eran libros de 89 y 132 páginas. ¡El Señor me ha dado mas! Oye este mensaje grabado abajo que resume el tema poderosamente. Después de oír el mensaje, vas a querer leer el libro publicado en el 2014 con 291 páginas con el mismo titulo de este mensaje y este tema. Usa ese eslabón para verlo o descargarlo gratuitamente. Nuestra redención en Cristo se establece con muchas escrituras. Si esto fuera solo una "revelación" personal sin fundamento, eso sería un error gigantesco. Pero esto no es "interpretación" privada que carece de fundamento sólido en las Palabra de Dios. Se prueba una y otras vez usando las mismas palabras de Jesús, Pablo, Pedro, Juan, y los profetas del Antiguo Testamento como David, Isaías, y Jonás. Este es mensaje transformador y que SIEMPRE te llevará a victoria en Cristo Jesús. ¡Aquí está! ¡Prepárate para una aventura en la Palabra de Dios que nunca te dejará igual! El PDF, igual que el impreso, es mi libro de 291 páginas publicado en el 2014. No te pierdas esta oportunidad de descargar este libro ungido completamente sin costo. Este libro también ha sido distribuido en forma de libro impreso, y por varios distribuidores al detal. Cientos de libros han sido dados gratuitamente a iglesias y a otras obras establecidas en el Señor. Libro: 3 Días y Noches en el Corazón de La Tierra In English, though a little shorter at 243 pages, free download: Download it freely in English here. Hundreds of downloads on this website plus hundreds of the printed version sold and/or distributed to churches and other Christian organizations free of charge. __________________ Did the Soul Of Jesus Descend to Hades After His Death on the Cross? Scripture, 2 partial articles, and the Early Church Fathers on this mighty Subject Most of what follows was generated with Google AI. It was extremely easy to find. AI also generated some interesting articles that I included partially. I didn't add these references in my books on this majestic subject, published since 1977 and 1978 in Spanish and English, and then in 2010, 2011, and 2014. I've published 5 books on the subject. Thankfully, my printed books on the subject have found their way to Bible schools, Bible studies, Pastors, Ministers, and other believers around the world. I've based myself in my books on Scripture references as the Lord has taught me over the years. It is important to note that I am certainly not alone in teaching this subject from the Old and New Testament. The earliest scriptural reference goes back to the prophetic Word in Psalms 16:10 and in other references I quote from the book of Psalms. Peter taught on Jesus descending into Hades in the first recorded message after the Holy Spirit fell in Acts 2:24-31. Many of the early Ante-Nicene Fathers, such as Ignatius of Antioch, Polycarp, Justin Martyr, Tertullian, and Irenaeus of Lyons, believed that Christ descended to the realm of the dead, which they often equated with Hades or Sheol.It is important to note that the interpretation of Christ's descent to the dead varied among early Christian writers, with different understandings of the precise nature and purpose of this descent. However, the concept of a descent to the realm of the dead was widely accepted, and passages like Acts 2:24-31 played a role in shaping this understanding. References to Jesus in Hades (or the underworld/realm of the dead) in the second century AD can be found in a number of Christian writings: Irenaeus of Lyons (c. 130 - c. 202 AD): In his work Against Heresies, Irenaeus mentions Jesus' descent into the regions beneath the earth (commonly understood as Hades), noting that Jesus preached there and declared remission of sins to believers. Melito of Sardis (c. 180s AD): In his sermon On Pascha, a liturgical work for Christian Passover, Melito of Sardis proclaimed that Jesus appeared to the dead in Hades. He describes Christ's victory over death and Hades, including the imagery of Christ binding "the strong man," which could refer to exorcism and deliverance from demonic forces. Clement of Alexandria (c. 150 - c. 215 AD): In The Stromata, Clement writes about the Lord preaching the Gospel to those in Hades, specifically mentioning those who perished in the flood, and connecting it to 1 Peter 3:18-20. The Gospel of Nicodemus (Gospel of Peter, possibly 2nd century but maybe later): Contains a detailed account of Jesus' descent into Hades. It describes Jesus invading Hades, overcoming Satan and Hades, and leading ...