 If Hell is real, since all is out of Jesus Christ, does that mean Hell comes out of Jesus Christ?

Question

Rom 11:36 Because from Him, and through Him, and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever! Amen.

Answer 1

The original Hebrew and Greek text that has been translated in many English bibles as "Hell" did not mean 'a fiery place of eternal torment'. The Hebrew word "Sheol" and the Greek word "Hades" is accurately translated "Grave". So, when you die, you go to- the grave.

Hence, Ecclesiastes 9:10 states: “There is no work nor devising nor knowledge nor wisdom in Sheol, the place to which you are going.”

The idea that Hell is a place where God punishes sinners was convenient to the church through the middle ages since it helped to ensure control over the masses, and a steady flow of money to the clergy. (There is even to this day a lot of money to be made "praying people out of 'purgatory'")

Nothing like torturing people forever- even people who opposed God, would ever come into the heart of a God that personifies love.

So, to answer your question, no- "hell" was not created by Jesus. It was created by the church.

Answer 2

This is an interesting theological question that will be shut down, sh*t on, and utterly forgotten here on yahoo answers.

If hell is real, since all is out of [Him], does that mean hell comes out of [Him]?

If there is the one principle of life, Him, God, Jesus Christ, whatever you want to call it, then yes, hell comes out of him.

Does that mean that "It" is evil? No. Why? Because if "It" was evil, then there would be no room for good. So obviously it must contain both good and evil.

So if it contains good and evil, and we as human beings like good more than evil, than the principle of life also contains wisdom, so it is beyond good and evil, but is an outpouring of wisdom.

And how does one become wise? By knowing the difference between right and wrong, wrong being hell.

So my friend, seek the upward path of knowledge and enlightenment, and you will not be disappointed.

Answer 3

Dear fair inq,

Romans 11:36- is saying that God is the source (of Him), sustainer (through Him), and goal (to Him) of all things. In the context it is particularly related to Israel's calling and creation.

Jesus did indeed create hell as a place to punish satan and his followers. But it does not mean that Hell comes out of Jesus.

Hope that helps. Feel free to email if you have any questions.

Kindly,

Nickster

Answer 4

Yes, that is true. Hell represents that aspect of God which a consuming fire towards all wickedness. The scripture says our God is a consumin fire. The only thing the Presence of God will not consume is that which is holy. So, if you are saved and anointed of God, His Presence will not consume you. But if you are not saved and at the end of your life you come into His Presence. All the Lord sees is a sinner and his wickedness and that individual becomes consumed in His Presence.

Answer 5

Read Dante's Inferno to see where hell comes from.
The bible only mentions a pit of fire- not burning there for eternity

Answer 6

So That means that Jesus creates a place to torture people.
Why? and When did he created before Adam and Eve?

Answer 7

The scripture clearly teaches that the Logos is Christ who is the Creator. That being the case, Christ created hell.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

It means that religion is the most retarded thing on the planet. Who the hell wrote that stupid book anyway??

Answer 10

Hell is the absence of God. Dark is the absence of light. Evil is the absence of good.