Alexandr Korol

animal products. Holy Saturday is both a day of mourning and joy. On this day, Christ descended into hell and returned from there, opening the possibility of salvation for all who believe in Him. Hell could no longer remain the same after meeting God. Its gates were opened. Church literature states that on Holy Saturday, Christ led out of hell the souls of those who loved God and awaited Him. The Gospel describes the following event on this day: the Pharisees came to Pilate and requested a guard be placed at the Lord’s tomb: “We remembered that the deceiver, while still alive, said that after three days He would rise again. Therefore, command that the tomb be guarded until the third day, so that His disciples, coming by night, do not steal Him and tell the people — ‘He has risen from the dead.’” The guard was set, the cave was sealed with a large stone and sealed. Thus, thanks to His enemies, Christ’s resurrection was witnessed. This day is considered a day of silence before the great celebration of Christ’s Resurrection.” And it’s interesting that if we perceive all this not literally, but as a sacred language, the structure of the whole world and the path people follow, it turns out, you see, He died and descended into hell. Well, hell — let’s not argue about how nowadays hell, the underworld, and the afterlife are often mixed together. So, let’s understand it as meaning that since He descended into hell, He descended into the underworld. So, He descended into the underworld, saved everyone there, then Himself came out of it and rose again. That’s how interesting it is. And that happened on Saturday, and Sunday according to various sacred scriptures is considered the first day. Because Jesus was killed, He was in the underworld — that is Saturday, the underworld. And consequently, that means hell and the world of the dead, all mixed together under one label. And when He came out from there — that is Sunday, Sunday, the day of the sun — that is the world of heaven. The world of earth is Monday, wife, woman. That’s how it is. And it turns out that what I was trying to find throughout the entire eighth volume — the fifth world, the fifth element — is actually the first again, so everything is cyclical and repeats. And it turns out that after heaven, earth, the underworld, and the world of the dead comes Sunday again — that is, new life again, and therefore heaven again. So Sunday is heaven. Then again earth, the material world, then again the underworld, and so on. Okay, now I’ll check what I found on the internet specifically about Sunday.