Grailhunter
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The origins of Hell (fanciful meaning) is yet to be defined in this OP.
In terms of the origin of the grave well the origin story is clearly defined for all to know and understanding here Genesis 3:19
Imagine the response of the Christian when they are informed it was the figurative language for the grave they stumbled over - misunderstanding what happens upon death which caught them out!
When Ecclesiastes 3:19-20 is fully understood only then will hell, hades, gehenna etc be known.
What are the consequences for misinterpreting this subject?
1. Disappointment in no existence after death
2. Waking to realise your hope was wrong
3. Waking to realise you misunderstood the true enemy
4. Waking to realise your faith was built on man made teachings
5. Waking to realise you were shown truth and you denied it
F2F
You so funny!
Don't bother quoting the Old Testament about Hell.....No Hell, no Devil, or promise of Heaven in the Old Testament.
That is why scholars call Judaism a "this world religion" God blessed them in this world and God punished them in this world.'
The Jews believe if they do bad it is of their own accord....nothing to with the temptation of the devil.
And they still believe this to this day.
Satan and Hell become an issue for mankind in the New Testament.....The problem that the writers of the New Testament had was that it was mostly wrote in Greek.....a Pagan language that did not have Christian terms or morals, so they had to improvise.