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@ -12,14 +12,14 @@ The Old Testament does not say much about punishment after death. Jesus says the
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* Hell was made for Satan and his angels (see: Matthew 25:41).
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* It is a place where God sends those whom he judges (see: Matthew 23:33).
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* It is a place where people and things are separated from God (see: Matthew 7:23; 25:41).
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* It is a place of fire that never ends (see: Matthew 5:22; 25:41. See also: James 3:6).
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* It is a place of fire that never ends (see: Matthew 5:22; 25:41; see also: James 3:6).
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* It is a dark place of sadness and torment (see: Matthew 8:12; 13:42; 22:13; 24:51; 25:30).
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He also taught that the only person anyone needed to fear was the person who could send them to hell (see: Matthew 5:29; Luke 12:5). That is, a person should only fear God.
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Hell is also called the Lake of Fire (see: Revelation 19:20; 20:10, 14, 15; 21:8).
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Hell is also called the lake of fire (see: Revelation 19:20; 20:10, 14, 15; 21:8).
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Other words that are used to talk about something similar to “hell” are Tartarus (see: 2 Peter 2:4), the Abyss (see: Luke 8:31; Revelation 20:3), and Hades (see: Revelation 20:14).
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Other words that are used to talk about something similar to “hell” are “Tartarus” (see: 2 Peter 2:4), the “abyss” or “bottomless pit” (see: Luke 8:31; Revelation 20:3), and “Hades” (see: Revelation 20:14).
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Christians believe different things about what hell is like and what happens there. However, many scholars think that people who go there will stay there forever. These scholars think the people are separated from God and they suffer horrible things forever.
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