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What Happens When We Die? | S4 Ep. 2
Manage episode 422045175 series 3450065
What Happens When We Die?
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In this episode of 'Scripture in Black and White,' Anthony Walker and Bobby Harrington talk about what the Bible says about life after death. They discuss Old Testament and New Testament understandings of Sheol, Hades, Paradise, and the ultimate destinations of Heaven and Hell. Using scriptures as their guide from Luke 16, Philippians, and Revelation, they provide insights into the concepts of the realm of the dead, the final judgment, and the second coming of Jesus. They also touch on their personal experiences with death and emphasize the importance of living a disciple-making life. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of end-times theology and the urgency of faithfulness.
Key Takeaways
00:00 Introduction to the Realm of the Dead
00:28 Welcome to Scripture in Black and White Season 4
03:42 The Second Coming and Final Judgment
06:42 Personal Stories and the Importance of Scripture
13:03 Sheol and Hades: Old Testament vs. New Testament
19:57 The Waiting Area: Paradise and Torment
22:30 Analogies for Understanding the Afterlife
26:39 A Mother's Faith and Final Days
29:58 Paul's Perspective on Life and Death
38:16 The Rich Man and Lazarus: A Parable Explained
46:52 The Urgency of Faith and Discipleship
49:32 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview
Make sure to check out RENEW.org for articles, books, and more: https://renew.org/
See below for a longer description:
In this episode of Scripture in Black and White, Anthony Walker and Bobby Harrington dive deep into the topic of what happens when we die, drawing from biblical teachings to provide a detailed explanation. They start by introducing the concept of Sheol from the Old Testament, a vague realm of the dead, and compare it with Hades from the New Testament, a more defined place of torment for those who die without faith. The conversation also touches on the biblical term 'Abraham's bosom,' which represents a place of paradise for the righteous.
Bobby shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the importance of understanding biblical teachings about life after death. He recounts an emotionally charged family moment involving a discussion about the afterlife and stresses the significance of adhering to scripture rather than providing false hope. The duo underscores the need to live a life in alignment with biblical teachings to ensure a place in paradise.
The episode then goes into the nature of paradise, drawing parallels between waiting for the final judgment and being in a temporary place of comfort or torment. Bobby shares an analogy about jail and prison to explain how people await judgment in either a place of comfort (paradise) or torment (Hades). He refers to various scriptures to support his points, such as 2 Peter 2:4 and Jude 1:6, which describe the fate of those who die without faith.
There is also a discussion on Jesus' teachings and actions after his death, referring to passages like Luke 23:42-43, where Jesus assures a thief being crucified alongside him that he would be in paradise that day. This conversation reinforces that faith in Jesus is crucial for salvation and a place in paradise.
Paul’s writings in 2 Corinthians 5:8 and Philippians 1:23-24 are also cited to highlight the Christian belief that dying is a transition to being with the Lord, which is considered far better than earthly life.
Bobby and Anthony then move on to explore the famous parable of the rich man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19-31. Anthony outlines how this parable provides a clear depiction of the afterlife, describing the eternal comfort of Lazarus in Abraham’s bosom versus the torment of the rich man in Hades. They emphasize the importance of living a righteous life and the futility of seeking repentance after death, as evidenced by the rich man’s failed pleas for mercy and warnings to his living relatives.
The discussion winds down with a sobering reflection on the importance of living a life in accordance with scripture and making disciples to avoid the torments of the afterlife. Bobby reiterates the importance of following what scripture says and being prepared for Christ’s second coming. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to tune in for the next episode, which will delve into the topic of Jesus' second coming. The goal is to provide a clear, scripturally-based understanding of what happens after death and underscore the urgency of living a righteous life.
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Manage episode 422045175 series 3450065
What Happens When We Die?
Check out the Ebook: https://renew.org/endtimes/
In this episode of 'Scripture in Black and White,' Anthony Walker and Bobby Harrington talk about what the Bible says about life after death. They discuss Old Testament and New Testament understandings of Sheol, Hades, Paradise, and the ultimate destinations of Heaven and Hell. Using scriptures as their guide from Luke 16, Philippians, and Revelation, they provide insights into the concepts of the realm of the dead, the final judgment, and the second coming of Jesus. They also touch on their personal experiences with death and emphasize the importance of living a disciple-making life. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of end-times theology and the urgency of faithfulness.
Key Takeaways
00:00 Introduction to the Realm of the Dead
00:28 Welcome to Scripture in Black and White Season 4
03:42 The Second Coming and Final Judgment
06:42 Personal Stories and the Importance of Scripture
13:03 Sheol and Hades: Old Testament vs. New Testament
19:57 The Waiting Area: Paradise and Torment
22:30 Analogies for Understanding the Afterlife
26:39 A Mother's Faith and Final Days
29:58 Paul's Perspective on Life and Death
38:16 The Rich Man and Lazarus: A Parable Explained
46:52 The Urgency of Faith and Discipleship
49:32 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview
Make sure to check out RENEW.org for articles, books, and more: https://renew.org/
See below for a longer description:
In this episode of Scripture in Black and White, Anthony Walker and Bobby Harrington dive deep into the topic of what happens when we die, drawing from biblical teachings to provide a detailed explanation. They start by introducing the concept of Sheol from the Old Testament, a vague realm of the dead, and compare it with Hades from the New Testament, a more defined place of torment for those who die without faith. The conversation also touches on the biblical term 'Abraham's bosom,' which represents a place of paradise for the righteous.
Bobby shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the importance of understanding biblical teachings about life after death. He recounts an emotionally charged family moment involving a discussion about the afterlife and stresses the significance of adhering to scripture rather than providing false hope. The duo underscores the need to live a life in alignment with biblical teachings to ensure a place in paradise.
The episode then goes into the nature of paradise, drawing parallels between waiting for the final judgment and being in a temporary place of comfort or torment. Bobby shares an analogy about jail and prison to explain how people await judgment in either a place of comfort (paradise) or torment (Hades). He refers to various scriptures to support his points, such as 2 Peter 2:4 and Jude 1:6, which describe the fate of those who die without faith.
There is also a discussion on Jesus' teachings and actions after his death, referring to passages like Luke 23:42-43, where Jesus assures a thief being crucified alongside him that he would be in paradise that day. This conversation reinforces that faith in Jesus is crucial for salvation and a place in paradise.
Paul’s writings in 2 Corinthians 5:8 and Philippians 1:23-24 are also cited to highlight the Christian belief that dying is a transition to being with the Lord, which is considered far better than earthly life.
Bobby and Anthony then move on to explore the famous parable of the rich man and Lazarus from Luke 16:19-31. Anthony outlines how this parable provides a clear depiction of the afterlife, describing the eternal comfort of Lazarus in Abraham’s bosom versus the torment of the rich man in Hades. They emphasize the importance of living a righteous life and the futility of seeking repentance after death, as evidenced by the rich man’s failed pleas for mercy and warnings to his living relatives.
The discussion winds down with a sobering reflection on the importance of living a life in accordance with scripture and making disciples to avoid the torments of the afterlife. Bobby reiterates the importance of following what scripture says and being prepared for Christ’s second coming. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to tune in for the next episode, which will delve into the topic of Jesus' second coming. The goal is to provide a clear, scripturally-based understanding of what happens after death and underscore the urgency of living a righteous life.
Visit Renew.org to sign up for our email newsletter and be the first to know about new content, books and resources.
Be sure to like, subscribe and follow on social media!
You can find us on:
Instagram: @the.renew.network
Facebook: Renew.org
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RENEWnetwork
Twitter: @therenewnetwork
TikTok: the.renew.network
Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/RENEW
Please comment like and subscribe to the channel! For more information about RENEW visit Renew.org.
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