성경에 나오는 내세 형벌의 방에 대한 이해

### 사후 세계에 대한 이해 성경에 나오는 여섯 가지 형벌의 방: 사후세계에 대한 이해
* 👻 성경은 그리스도를 구세주로 받아들이지 않는 사람은 사후에 영혼이 육체에서 분리되어 **음부라고 불리는 지하의 낮은 곳에 놓이는 암울한 운명**에 직면하게 된다고 가르칩니다.
* 📜 흥미롭게도 성경에는 '지옥'이라는 용어가 등장하지 않으며, 대신 히브리어 '숄'로 시작하는 **불의한 자를 위한 여섯 가지 형벌의 방**을 묘사하고 있습니다(땅 밑에 있는 장소).
* 🔥 부자와 나사로의 이야기에서 부자는 고통을 겪는 반면 **나사로가 아브라함의 품에서 위안**을 얻는 것처럼 음부에서는 의로운 사람과 불의한 사람이 서로 다른 칸에 배치됩니다.
* 🌉 부자는 극심한 고통을 경험하고 구원을 구걸하지만, **나사로가 누리는 안락함**과는 큰 간극이 있어 두 사람의 운명이 극명하게 대비되는 것을 강조합니다.
* 👹 심연 또는 바닥이 없는 구덩이는 악마들만 가는 곳이며, **타르타루스는 타락한 천사들이 형벌로 어둠의 구덩이에 갇혀 있는 별도의 방**입니다.
* ⚖ 궁극적으로 모든 불의한 영혼은 **백보좌 대심판**을 받게 되며, 가장 무서운 음부인 **게헨나에서 영원한 고통**을 견뎌야 하는 최후의 목적지에 도달하게 됩니다.
* 💔 이는 신이 죄를 가장 심각하게 여기고 영원한 형벌을 받을 자격이 있는 것으로 간주하기 때문에 **구원을 위한 그리스도의 희생을 받아들이는 것의 중요성**을 강조하는 신의 공의에 대한 질문으로 이어집니다.
* 🔥 불못으로 묘사되는 게헨나는 **끝없는 어둠과 고통의 장소**로, 악인들은 **고통 속에서 울며 이를 갈며 신과 영원히 분리되는 경험**을 하게 됩니다.

불의한 자는 게헨나에서 영원한 고통에 직면하지만, 의로운 영혼은 아브라함의 품에서 위로를 얻습니다.

this is a person who never received Christ as their savior. When they die, their soul is separated from their body and placed in what the Bible calls the lower parts of the earth. Did you know the word hell is not found anywhere in the Bible? The Bible actually describes six different chambers of punishment where the unrighteous are placed after they die. The actual Hebrew word used here in Proverbs, for example, is shol. Shol is described in the Bible as a place below the Earth where people go when they die. It's what you and I might call the underworld today. Jesus and the New Testament writers called it Hades, which is just a Greek translation of shol. But here's the crazy part: both unrighteous and righteous people went here; they just went to different compartments within Hades. Which brings us to chamber number two. The most vivid description we have of the next two chambers is found in Jesus' famous account of the rich man and Lazarus. In this account, both an unnamed selfish rich man and a poor beggar named Lazarus

dies. Both of them go down into Hades, but to different chambers. The rich man went to a place of torment within Hades. The account tells us that the rich man was in a conscious state of suffering as a result of flames. It appears that although the flames were burning him, they weren't consuming him. The Bible has a couple names for this chamber. Proverbs says hell and destruction are never full. Once again, this word hell is actually the word shol, and the word destruction is actually the proper name abadon in Hebrew. Abadon is always used negatively as a place within shol where the unrighteous go to be tormented after they die. The other word used to describe this chamber is the pit and is used in the exact same way abadon is in the Old Testament. So, if both the rich man and Lazarus went into shol after they died, and we know where the unrighteous rich man went, where did Lazarus go? He went to chamber number three. The Bible

says that when Lazarus died, the Angels carried him to a place called Abraham's bosom. We don't really use the word bosom too much today, but the term basically means your chest. In Hebrew culture, if you were invited to have dinner with a close friend, it was common for one of the Beloved guests to recline his head into the host's chest or bosom, since no one used chairs and everyone ate their meal close to the floor. For example, this is what the Apostle John was doing at his last dinner with Jesus. Therefore, the term Abraham's bosom is a Hebrew idiom that means Abraham's Feast, where you are his beloved guest in the afterlife. It was a place of comfort and Paradise, and it was where righteous people like Moses and Lazarus went after they died. What's even more interesting about Abraham's bosom is that it is located directly across from Abaddon. Jesus tells us that the rich man was able to physically see and even hear Abraham and Lazarus in Paradise. The rich man was so

tormented by the flame of the pit, he begged Abraham to have Lazarus dip his finger in water to cool his tongue. But Abraham told the rich man that this was impossible because there was a great gulf that separated these two chambers from one another. However, today the rich man and all the other unrighteous in Abaddon can no longer see anyone in Abraham's bosom anymore because it is completely empty now. The Bible tells us that after Jesus died, he went down into Hades and led captivity captive, meaning all of the Old Testament saints were taken out of Abraham's bosom by Jesus and ascended with him into the presence of God in heaven where they are to this day. This might surprise you, but even those in Abaddon are not going to be there forever. They are going to be removed and placed in chamber number six. But first, we need to look at our next chamber, which is located inside Hades. Unlike Abaddon, this chamber is not sealed, meaning those inside can freely move in

and out of it who currently has this privilege. You might ask demons. The Bible calls this chamber the abyss, and it is also called the bottomless pit in the Book of Revelation. This place is never associated with human beings, only demons, and apparently, they don't like this place very much. The Bible tells us when Jesus cast the Legion of demons out of the man from the country of the Gadarene, these demons begged Jesus to not send them into the abyss but into a herd of pigs instead. They'd rather stampede off a cliff than get sent there. The Book of Revelation tells us that God is going to eventually lock Satan and his demons in the abyss until they too are placed somewhere far worse. Chamber number six. But before we talk about the sixth and most horrible chamber, you need to know about chamber number five, which is also located in the center of the earth. The Book of Genesis tells us that God was angry with all the evil that was on the Earth, but he was especially angry because his very own angels had rebelled.

against him by sleeping with human women. Absolutely insane. We know how humanity was judged for this. Remember that giant flood? But have you ever thought about how the angels were judged? The Bible tells us God cast them into hell. The actual word used here is the proper name Tartarus. It says God locked them up here in pits of darkness. This means that, unlike the demons in the abyss, the fallen angels in Tartarus are unable to leave their individual pits. Okay, so the first five chambers that we have discussed so far are collectively considered the first death and are only temporary places of holding until one day God is going to empty out all of the unrighteous souls in Hades completely. He will then reunite the human souls with their physical bodies and destroy all of the underworld along with the rest of the earth. Each unrighteous person will then be judged for all of the evil deeds at what the Bible calls the great white throne judgment. And finally, everyone that was taken out of Hades will be

thrown into the most horrible chamber of all, chamber number six. This chamber is called the second death and lasts forever. It is more terrifying than all of the chambers we have discussed so far. But before I tell you about what the Bible says about chamber number six, there's probably a question that has been bugging you throughout this video: how can a loving God send people to these horrible places? To answer this, imagine 1,000 terrorists invaded your hometown, and each one of them murdered at least one person. Finally, law enforcement was able to intervene and took each of these 1,000 terrorists to court. So here's the question: should all 1,000 terrorists be sent to prison if all 1,000 of them murdered somebody? Of course, they should be punished. The punishment would fit the crime. You wouldn't expect a single one of them to be pardoned for their heinous crimes. And yet, God has pardoned and forgiven us and anyone who will receive it, despite the fact that we have sinned.

against a holy, perfect God. The truth is that we have a very distorted view of our own sin. None of us would compare ourselves to these terrorists, but because of God's holiness, He views sin very differently than we do. When He sees our sin, He sees evil in us that is worthy of eternal punishment. This is why our loving, gracious Jesus spoke about hell more than anyone in the entire Bible. Each one of us deserves to be placed in the sixth eternal chamber of punishment, which we are going to talk about in a moment. This is why Christ had to die. He took hell upon Himself so that you and I could be declared righteous if we just believe in Him and His finished work on the cross. It is a sobering thought to think about how many will experience eternal punishment, and I'm sure many of you are thinking, What about those who have never heard the gospel? Do they really deserve to be sent to hell? If you want me to make a full video answering this question, let me know in the comments, and I'll put a link in the

description to the video when it's finished. But now, let's finally talk about the most terrifying chamber of all, chamber number six. The Bible calls this terrifying place Gehenna. The name Gehenna literally means the valley of Hinnom, and it was the literal place where the wicked Kings of Israel offered child sacrifices to the false gods of the Canaanites. In the afterlife, it is the place where all demons, fallen angels, and unrighteous human beings will be sent to suffer the wrath of God for eternity. The Bible says it is pitch black. Imagine forever not being able to see your hand in front of your face. The Bible also refers to Gehenna as the Lake of Fire because it is a place where flames burn its subjects for eternity without ever consuming them. And what is the fuel for these flames? Brimstone, which refers to burning sulfur that smells like rotten eggs. Lastly, and worst of all, the Bible says that those who are sent here will be constantly weeping, grinding their

teeth as hard as they can, meaning that everyone here is physically conscious of their pain and torment for all of eternity. By now, you may be thinking about the security of your own salvation, which is why I urge you to watch this video here so that you can have full confidence that you never go to any of these terrifying places that the Bible describes.

Bible Accurate Hell (explained with emojis)

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성경에는 불의한 사람이 사후에 받는 여섯 가지 형벌의 방이 묘사되어 있는데, 히브리어 '숄'은 지하 세계를 가리킵니다.

의로운 사람과 불의한 사람 모두 음부에 가지만 다른 구획으로 가게 됩니다.

부자와 나사로에 대한 예수님의 이야기는 부자는 고통스러운 곳에, 나사로가 안락한 곳에 있는 등 음부에서 대조적인 경험을 하는 것을 보여줍니다.

아브라함의 잔치를 뜻하는 히브리어 관용구인 아브라함의 품은 나사로와 모세와 같은 의로운 영혼들이 죽은 후에 가는 위로와 낙원의 장소였습니다.

고통에 빠진 부자는 아브라함과 나사로를 보고 들을 수 있었지만, 큰 만이 그들을 갈라놓았습니다.

예수님이 돌아가신 후 구약의 성도들을 아브라함의 품에서 이끌어내셨고, 이제 그 방은 비어 있습니다.

심연, 즉 바닥이 없는 구덩이는 악마들만을 위한 공간으로, 악마들은 그곳으로 보내지는 것을 두려워합니다.

반역한 천사들에 대한 하나님의 심판으로 인해 그들은 어둠의 구덩이인 타르타루스에 갇혀 나갈 수 없게 되었습니다.

처음 다섯 개의 방은 불의한 영혼들이 백보좌 대심판에서 심판을 받을 때까지 임시로 갇혀 있는 곳입니다.

두 번째 죽음으로 알려진 여섯 번째 무덤은 가장 끔찍하고 영원한 형벌로 묘사됩니다.

화자는 사랑의 하나님이 어떻게 사람들을 그런 곳으로 보낼 수 있는지에 대한 의문을 제기하며 테러리스트의 범죄에 대한 처벌과 비교합니다.

화자는 하나님의 눈에 비친 죄의 심각성을 강조하고, 그를 믿는 사람들에게 용서와 의를 주기 위해 그리스도의 희생이 필요했음을 설명합니다.

힌놈의 골짜기라는 뜻의 게헨나는 이스라엘의 사악한 왕들이 어린이를 희생시킨 장소였어요.

사후 세계에서는 악마, 타락한 천사, 불의한 인간들이 영원한 고통을 받는 장소로, 칠흑같이 어둡고 불의한 장소로 묘사되어 불의 호수라고 불립니다.

유황에 의해 연료가 공급되는 불길은 꺼지지 않고 타오르며, 이곳에 보내진 사람들은 영원히 고통 속에서 끊임없이 울고 이를 갈며 지옥의 고통을 경험합니다.