In the debut of The Hour We Least Expected, hosts Aaron and Steve Essary delve into the crucifixion as the Day of Judgment, revealing how Jesus' sacrifice gave eternal life to all. They challenge traditional views, asserting salvation's universality.

In this groundbreaking first episode, hosts Aaron and Steve Essary embark on a profound exploration of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, presenting it not just as a moment of sacrifice but as the definitive Day of Judgment foretold in scripture. Through meticulous analysis of the Gospel of John alongside Paul's epistles, the Essary's unveil a narrative that challenges conventional interpretations, suggesting that the crucifixion itself was the moment when the judgment hammer fell upon humanity.

The episode delves into the paradox of belief and disbelief, highlighted by Jesus's repeated declarations that belief is essential for salvation, juxtaposed with his acknowledgment of the pervasive unbelief among his followers - a theme prophetically echoed by Isaiah, who stated that disbelief was divinely ordained. This, the Essarys argue, was a deliberate divine strategy to "shut up all in disbelief" to extend mercy universally.

By drawing parallels between Jesus, the "second Adam," and the first Adam's role in humanity's original downfall, this episode posits that Jesus's actions during the crucifixion - "The Hour We Least Expected" - were a redemptive counterpoint, rectifying the sins of humanity and thus giving eternal life to all, irrespective of belief or disbelief.

Join Aaron and Steve as they guide listeners through a riveting reexamination of biblical texts, shedding light on the hidden truths of salvation and judgment. This episode promises to awaken, shock, and inspire a reevaluation of the crucifixion's significance, asserting that eternal life was granted to humanity in the most unexpected hour, through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

The Hour We Least Expected EP01

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