​​Harrowing of Hell is his fourth descent, knocking once again and into deep at the door of our hearts .This icon of Harrowing of Hell is from the school of Moscow Novgorod in the 16th Century. According to the tradition, the resurrected one would descent to the world of the dead, liberate them and lead them to eternal life. Just as described by the Orthodox Church in a chant during Holy Saturday, saying “You come to the world to save Adam. Since no one finds him in this world, therefore you descend into hell to look for him.” In the Eastern tradition the icon of the resurrection does not depict Christ in the act of walking out of the grave, but in that of harrowing. Christ does not leave the tomb as one who has freed himself from death and runs away. In fact, the Lord did not conquer death by himself as if he were a superman. The greatness of Christ's resurrection consists in the fact that he enters the empire of the prince of darkness who holds Adam and Eve and his descendants in slavery.