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Isn't that a contrast to the Gospel saying "God is the god of the living, not the dead?"
I'd say the resurrection has the most to do with it. Since Jesus went there and overcame, he was then Lord, previously, God had not incarnated.
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Isn't that a contrast to the Gospel saying "God is the god of the living, not the dead?"
Why was God the lord of the dead and not jesus until rom 14:9?
Why was God the lord of the dead and not jesus until rom 14:9?
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I'd say the resurrection has the most to do with it. Since Jesus went there and overcame, he was then Lord, previously, God had not incarnated.
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Dead here means those who "sleep". The body dies, but spirit keeps living. And Jesus' body was raised from the dead, just as those who believe in him, even if they die, they will live.
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Rom 14:9 "For to this end Christ both died, and rose, and revived, that he might be Lord both of the dead and living."
A gifted Christian woman named Kat Kerr was shown that during the three days in the grave...... Messiah Yeshua - Jesus voluntarily went into Hades...........
Satan had planned to torture him on the third day but.......
at his resurrection Messiah Yeshua - Jesus really hit the fallen angels hard and took the keys of Hades and Death from Satan........
That idea made sense to me?!
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God never reincarnated. He was RESURRECTED. And Jesus was always Lord because He was God on Earth.
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