From iam_resurrected
I am fascinated by this idea of "hell." some say no and some say yes. we know many words describing hell mean the grave. but one thing is for certain whether people agree or not, whether they claim it is just a story or it's true, and that is the parable of the rich man and Lazarus.
The word "grave" is an English word. What Ancient term did you think "hell" represents?
Strong's
H6913 qeber, keh'-ber
or (feminine) qibrah {kib-raw'};
from H6912; a sepulchre.
This is the closest you can get to the word "grave." In Ancient Hebrew, that is.
"Abraham's Bosom" is not mentioned in the OT. There is no such place, except symbolically.
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus is just that, a parable. There are 7 specific reasons why this parable cannot be taken literally.
I noticed your scriptures you include DOES NOT ADDRESS any of these points I added to the other thread.
Since you have not named the "other thread" I am at a loss for what you are talking about. But there aren't any verses that tell us demons can be sent to "hell," if that is what you mean.
the correct term is WEEPING and GNASHING of TEETH!!
The weeping and gnashing of teeth you refer to is about Israelites who find themselves excluded from the Millennial Kingdom. But it would be difficult for anyone who was not raised a Jew/Hebrew to understand.
By the way, "weeping and gnashing of teeth" is not a term. A term is one word. More than one word would be referred to as a phrase.
but if you honestly read the bible, you will understand hell is a real place outside of the grave. even David in Psalms writes about, Isaiah, and many others.
Honestly reading the Bible involves a Bible that has honestly been translated. So I will ask you again, what is the Ancient term that your "hell" comes from?
CLV Ezk 18:4 Behold, all souls, they are Mine! as The soul of the father even as the soul of the son, they are Mine! The soul that is sinning, it shall die.
and Revelation states both will be cast into the Lake of Fire [Death = Grave], [hell = pit where Satan was cast down to]...
The word "grave" does not equal the word "death." A grave involves the physical body only. There is more to death than that. What of the spirit and soul? Can you find those in the grave?
Strong's
H8415 thowm teh-home'
or thom {teh-home'};
(usually feminine) from H1949; an abyss (as a surging mass of water), especially the deep (the main sea or the subterranean water-supply).
Much like the grave, the abyss involves only the physical body. The spirit and soul are ignored.