This was originally the valley of Hinnom, south of Jerusalem, where the filth and dead animals of the city were cast out and burned up.

*”Hades” is a translation from the Greek word “Sheol” wich only means… “place of the dead” or “buryplace” not nessecarily Hell itself. Jonah called out from Sheol when in the stomach of the Whale. And yet the KJV says hes calling out from “Hell”, but he never died?

Did you now what the people of Britain in the age in and around the time the KJV was written (1611) called the place where the potatoes were growing in the garden? The word everybody used was “hell”. It only meant underground.. buryplace.. only later did Dante Alleghieris vision of “Hades” sneak into the bible doctrine teached by the church fathers.

Did you also know that Sodom and Gomorra burned “for ever” with an “unquenchable fire” (wich only means that the flames will not go out until everything in its way is burnt up) according to the Scriptures? Yet we cant see that place burning today can we? And also in Deuteronomy 15:17 KJV, it says;

Then thou shalt take an aul, and thrust it through his ear unto the door, and he shall be thy servant for ever. And also unto thy maidservant thou shalt do likewise.

Can they still be slaves in heaven? Or can for ever mean somthing else than a infinite time period? It sure can. It literally means “for ages” directly translated from the Greek texts. That can also be until someone dies or a city is burned down, dont you agree?

I recommend these Bible studies, they really shine light on the true nature of God in the ways he judges us humans, everything is taken from the Bible and the Greek/Hebrew texts:

Is Hell For Eternity?
http://www.remnantofgod.org/hellfire.htm

THE BIBLICAL TRUTH ABOUT HELL
http://biblelight.net/hell.htm

Biblically dispelling the myth of eternal torture
http://www.hell-know.net/