Where was Jesus for the three days between his death and his resurrection?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Well, hi, this is Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez.

I hope you had a wonderful holiday.

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First up today, let's go to a voicemail from one of our listeners.

This is Jasper.

I have a question about Ezekiel 318, where it says, if I tell you that somebody will die,

and you don't kill him, and he's talking to Ezekiel the prophet, you'll be held responsible

for them dying, you know, because they didn't repent because he didn't tell them about it.

So my question is, I have a coworker who is a Jehovah's Witness, and we talked a little bit

about, you know, what he believes and what I believe and stuff like that. And I know that as a

Jehovah's Witness, he does not have hope for salvation. He will die for sins if he doesn't

repent. I have a lot of trouble trying to know what I should say when I'm talking to him.

So if you can help me explain Ezekiel 318 and also that verse about, you know, people with different doctrines and what I should do in this situation, that would be really helpful.

Thanks. Bye.

Hey, Jasper, thanks for that question. I love that you want to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with your coworkers.

I know Jehovah's Witnesses are oftentimes open to having discussions about religion, theology,

and so it sounds, I mean, interesting to me that this coworker in particular doesn't want to have this conversation.

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