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It is commonly assumed -- and widely portrayed by [[Hollywood]] -- that [[Jesus]] suffered most during the [[Passion]], including the [[Crucifixion]]. | It is commonly assumed -- and widely portrayed by [[Hollywood]] -- that [[Jesus]] suffered most during the [[Passion]], including the [[Crucifixion]]. | ||
| − | But afterward Jesus | + | But afterward Jesus is traditionally held to have visited [[Hell]]<ref>Traditional wording of the [[Nicene Creed]] is "He descended into Hell". There He is thought to have freed the Hebrew patriarchs; although this belief is de-emphasized by many modern Christians, the "harrowing of Hell is repeatedly alluded to in Dante and was a common subject in [[Renaissance]] painting.</ref>, and by His own accounts that is much worse than anything on [[Earth]]. Did Jesus suffer more in visiting [[Hell]]? |
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Revision as of 08:31, April 18, 2012
It is commonly assumed -- and widely portrayed by Hollywood -- that Jesus suffered most during the Passion, including the Crucifixion.
But afterward Jesus is traditionally held to have visited Hell[1], and by His own accounts that is much worse than anything on Earth. Did Jesus suffer more in visiting Hell?
References
- ↑ Traditional wording of the Nicene Creed is "He descended into Hell". There He is thought to have freed the Hebrew patriarchs; although this belief is de-emphasized by many modern Christians, the "harrowing of Hell is repeatedly alluded to in Dante and was a common subject in Renaissance painting.