In the Hebrew Bible, the term Sheol is the shadowy abode of the dead. It is often depicted as “down below,” silent, and without active praise of God. The authors describe a shift “from the almost ...

In our English translations, three different Greek words are mixed together and translated using the single word “hell.” “Gehenna” is used 12 times in the New Testament, and is translated “hell” all ...

I recently read an article from a guy who said that Jesus was the “Great Theologian of Hell.” The problem is that hell is never once mentioned in the Bible. I know this may be a shocking statement, ...

In ancient Hebrew tradition, Sheol was not a place of fire but a silent underworld where the dead dwelled without distinction. Bear attack in Florida caught on doorbell camera, watch the video HOA ban ...

We have several delightfully hellish phrases in English: “Oh, hell!” “The hell you say.” “It’s a hell of a lot of work.” And of course: “Go to hell.” However, none of them have anything to do with an ...