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"Jesus is down there in hell being molested, and that’s a light, clean word based on what they are doing to him down there...when the demons do that to you they create other holes." Pastor of Lionheart Church says Jesus was subjected to rape and bestiality "because he had...

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Tom Withers20 days ago

That man is disqualified from being a pastor and preaching ever again.

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Politics Is Masonic Theater: 🍞 & 🎪20 days ago

Jesus preached to the souls in Hell from before His advent as well as made a mockery openly of Satan and all fallen powers, snatching the keys of death and Hell and breaking down the bars and gates of Sheol in His triumphant entry (Psalm 107/Psalm 24) He entered Hell as the King of Glory, not another sinner, the demons immediately knew Satan messed up, remember the Bible blames His crucifixion on the principalities as much as in the Jews, it was a plan of Satan and his children and it backfired spectacularly

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Roger20 days ago

The Bible NEVER teaches Jesus suffered in Hell, as He said, "It is finished!" on the cross. Sin was paid for ON THE CROSS...and that was as bad as, or worse, than any Hell. He did go to Hades...to release the OT captives...but that's a different matter. Besides that, sex involves the body....the body remained on earth, until after the resurrection. This is a seriously perverted imagination at work.

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Steve Picray20 days ago

Here’s the false teaching that demons/Satan run the punishment in hell.

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N J Rich20 days ago

That's heretical teaching by an apostate fool

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Sour Patch Mom ن20 days ago

Separation from God was enough. There's nothing about this weirdness in the Bible. That means we don't need to fill in the blanks.

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Thomas Carlyle ✝️21 days ago

This guy does too much. He will talk so pridefully. 'Look how smart and clever I am! ". And this is exactly where that leads.

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Micah Six Eight Is Enough21 days ago

This sounds like a fetish dream of his.

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Jim Kaness20 days ago

He must be using a different Bible than the one I use.

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Heather20 days ago

Teaching of filth as truth, blaspheming the Holiness of Thrice Holy GOD….Psalm 16:10-11 For thou wilt not leave my soul in hell; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption. Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in Thy presence is fullness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for evermore.

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John Hagensieker21 days ago

Where do they find these blasphemous fools? Jesus told the thief on the cross that surely you will be with me TODAY in paradise.

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Mallemeid20 days ago

This is gross, but the comments are possibly more concerning - at least confusing. I have zero desire to argue what happened after Jesus's death. I don't know. I don't think Scripture is exactly clear, and I feel no obligation to try to define it. I don't think it's the important part. I consider the physical torment Jesus indured to be horrific beyond what I can fully imagine or appreciate, but I also believe it wasn't the worst thing He endured before His death. That moment that He fully endured the weight of our sins and the Father turned His face from Him...THAT is the horror. That is hell...the absence of/the full separation from God. The physical body will reach a point where physical pain doesn't fully register, but the emotional and mental pain of that separation must have been so bad. I think people get too hung up on the physical excruciating pain He endured and gloss over them mental and emotional anguish.

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BigTech20 days ago

It's just this. Always has been.

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Andrew Wooddell20 days ago

Nope. Disgusting. The King of Kings doesn't have to experience every sin to pay the price for it.

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Revelation Six20 days ago

I have no tolerance for blasphemy.

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PreachTheWord20 days ago

A very filthy way of denying the sufficiency of the cross.

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Misael21 days ago

Personalized mill stone...

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ABiblicalWorldview21 days ago

This is blasphemy. This man talks about Jesus like He was only human, just like us.

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Strider21 days ago

A wise man said that when scripture is silent we should respect that. We don’t know exactly what happened when Christ was dead. Why do we need to make stuff up?

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Brian the lesser21 days ago

Apparently he has not read the Bible.

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Dude20 days ago

1000000% blasphemous. According to the Bible, Jesus didn't fight Satan for the keys of death. By dying and rising again, He broke the devil's power over death. Jesus now holds those keys; He has the ultimate authority to decide who is locked away and who is set free.

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Jerry 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸20 days ago

He said it was finished on the cross. He wasn’t molested in hell.

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Protestia21 days ago

See the story

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Blake Blakington21 days ago

I guarantee you this guy is a massive pervert.

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Chris Anthony DeGuido20 days ago

Get this man away from the pulpit immediately

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electronixguru Win20 days ago

Excuse me?? The fact the congregation didn’t just leave is crazy

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Nuel king20 days ago

This pastor is antichrist. Jesus embarrassed the powers of hell. He ruined them! Nobody molested Jesus

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Sunrise Culture20 days ago

This goofball must believe that the actual spiritual and physical death on the cross before descending to Hell must not have counted... I guess Jesus saying on that very cross that "it is FINISHED" doesnt count either?

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John T21 days ago

Send him to depths of hell for destroying the name of our Lord ..

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Jacob | APTea20 days ago

Seriously, I become more and more Orthodox by the day at this point... THIS is what happened with Jesus during the Harrowing of Hell, not this grotesque blasphemy from that guy.

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CalvZynisT20 days ago

Wow. SHOCKING TO HEAR someone standing up there claiming to be a pastor or Christian ! This man is twisted! Totally inappropriate and disgusting language unfit for a Christian to be speaking . Sick

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John Adams 7620 days ago

Lionheart Church? More like Devilheart Cult. There's simply no fear of God in this man, whatsoever. The price was paid when Jesus shouted tetelestai (τετέλεσται), which means "Paid in full." Jesus never sinned, never saw corruption. If someone preach another gospel, be accursed.

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Mukululi Ncube20 days ago

Oh no! This is a blasphemous heretical disqualified from the pulpit

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