Member
My last thread on 'Why Apostle Paul did not mention "HELL" was deleted for being 'Universalist'.
They used hell to describe Tartarus as well which is not the same as Hades. They should have named them what they are so we knew because " hell" is just a general term .My last thread on 'Why Apostle Paul did not mention "HELL" was deleted for being 'Universalist'.
Hello @Michael BoryAlis,In the Gospels, why did the translators place the name "Hell" on two separate greek words, Hades and Gehenna, when they are two different dynamics?
They used hell to describe Tartarus as well which is not the same as Hades. They should have named them what they are so we knew because " hell" is just a general term .
What do you mean? But God didn't translate these words- men did. They obviously have different locations and different longevity but I think I know what you mean. Like I could call heaven " paradise" ( eternal) and Abraham's bosom " paradise" ( temporary)and a 5 star resort " paradise"( on earth) and our brains would perceive them the same in nature regardless of where they were. In Greek Mythology isn't Hades a Demi-God?(Nephilim)Hello @DieAmartyr,
Yes, Tartaroo is different again I agree. Yet, the fact that this all covering word is used, serves one purpose, in that it makes us question and consider what we might otherwise not, and for that I praise God for His wisdom, that he knows our feeble frame so well., being our Creator.
Thank you
In Christ Jesus
Chris