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Sorry about the previous empty reply!
The King James bible translated certain words in
the OT as hell that later scholars feel should be properly rendered as the grave
or sheol. All the modern translations do not use the word 'hell' in the OT
because the modern word no longer means what the OT writers were trying to
convey. Jesus spoke a lot about hell but his listeners have a very different
concept of what he was talking about. Most likely they were thinking about being
cut off from God, life, joy etc when one is dead and in the grave.
The odd thing is that the NT authors don't speak a
lot about hell. James spoke metaphorically about our tongues being fuelled by
the fires of hell. Peter spoke of fallen angels being held in hell. Odd if the
whole world is going to hell and our job is to save as many as
possible.
Caroline
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