Hell, is it a part of the Gospel?
The “Hell” word in th eBible is a bad translation of the following: Gehenna Hades Sheol Death “The bottomless pit” Tartarus Aionios fire Aionios punishment The lake of fire “Where the worm does not die and the fire is not quenched” “Weeping and gnashing of teeth” Etc. All of these have contexts and original meanings which don’t mean “eternal torment in the afterlife.” Hell is unbiblical." ~J.M Wright "The word "Hell" is not in the Bible. "Gehenna" is. "Hell" is a mistranslation. "Gehenna" is the right translation. Either you're ignorant of this, or you've read it and yet choose to deliberately go with the mistranslation. Now you know. The concept of "hell", or eternal torment in the afterlife is literally and exactly nowhere in the Old Testament. "Gehenna" however is in the OT just a few times. It is a literal place, right outside of Jerusalem, where Israel practiced gross idolatry and later became call