Catholics and the Great White Throne

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Hades is where the idea of Purgatory came from in Catholic doctrine. So Catholics should know it well. True - Hades is not Hell and there are different levels in ancient thought. It’s where both the righteous and unrighteous went prior to Christ’s resurrection. Hades (in Greek) was also known as Sheol (in Hebrew).
No. Hades is a Greek concept. Purgatory comes from Jewish Sacred Tradition.
 
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If the judge is God, how could that be possible ?​

It seems to me that the distinction in the judgments (not a difference in the judgments) would be that the General Judgment occurs at the Resurrection of the Dead; then our bodies will participate in our just reward received in the Particular Judgment because of our bodies’ participation in what brought us our just reward in the first place.
 
No. Hades is a Greek concept. Purgatory comes from Jewish Sacred Tradition.
Yes, called Sheol. I’ve already established that. And Sheol resembes Hades to a point where they are both basically the same, even though they had different origins. Hades was also used in early Christianity to explain the “abode of the dead” as a synonym to Sheol, especially when translated into Greek from Hebrew.
 
From what I understand, both the rich man and Lazarus were in Sheol, but on different levels. Lazarus was on the righteous level also called “Abraham’s bosom”. The rich man obviously, was in the unrighteous part. Both parts were inaccessable to each other.

I didn’t get my info from Wiki (I had already known it), but a quick Google landed me HERE.
I went to the Bible.
 
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