A Misplaced Comma? What Jesus REALLY Promised the Thief on the Cross. #jesus #bible #shorts
Jesus promised the thief on the cross, "Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in Paradise." For centuries, this has been the ultimate proof text for the belief that we go to heaven the moment we die. But how is that possible when Jesus himself said he would be in the "heart of the earth" for three days? This in-depth video solves the paradox. Discover the shocking truth that the original Greek manuscripts of the Bible had no commas. The punctuation you read today was added by translators centuries later, and their choice in Luke 23:43 created a massive contradiction with the rest of scripture. Join us as we reposition one simple comma to reveal what Jesus actually promised. This is a powerful examination of the state of the dead, the true meaning of "Paradise," and how the hope of the Bible is not an immediate trip to the afterlife, but a future resurrection into the Kingdom of God. ➡️ IN THIS VIDEO, YOU WILL LEARN: The fascinating history of punctuation in ancient Bible manuscripts (and how it didn't exist!). How one misplaced, translator-added comma in Luke 23:43 created a theological contradiction. The powerful and biblically consistent reading: "Truly I tell you today, you will be with me in Paradise." Why Jesus did NOT go to Paradise on the day he died, according to his own words (Matthew 12:40, John 20:17). The true biblical meaning of "Paradise" (It's not what you think!). How this verse, read correctly, supports the hope of the resurrection, not an immediate trip to heaven.