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- Gehenna - Wikipedia
Fire imagery is attributed primarily to Gehenna, which is most commonly mentioned as Gehenna the Fiery (Геенна огненная), and appears to be synonymous to the lake of fire
- What is Gehenna? - GotQuestions. org
Because of Jesus’ symbolic use of Gehenna, the word gehenna is sometimes used as a synonym for hell In fact, that’s how the Greek word is translated in Mark 9:47: “hell ” The occupants of the lake of fire gehenna hell are separated from God for all of eternity
- What Is Gehenna? Is it the Same as Hell in the Bible?
In the Gospels, Jesus uses Gehenna to warn of final judgment after death He describes it as a place of “unquenchable fire” (Mark 9:43), destruction of body and eternal soul (Matthew 10:28), and a location to punish hypocrites and evildoers (Matthew 23:33)
- Gehenna | Judgment, Punishment, Hellfire | Britannica
Gehenna, abode of the damned in the afterlife in Jewish and Christian eschatology (the doctrine of last things) Named in the New Testament in Greek form (from the Hebrew Ge Hinnom, meaning “valley of Hinnom”), Gehenna originally was a valley west and south of Jerusalem where children were burned
- Topical Bible: Gehenna
Gehenna is often understood as a symbol of hell, representing the final state of the unrighteous after the Last Judgment It is depicted as a place of unquenchable fire and eternal separation from God In Mark 9:43-48, Jesus describes Gehenna as a place where "the fire is not quenched "
- Gehenna - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway
In Matthew 10:28, cf Luke 12:5, He told His disciples to fear none but God, who alone is able to cast both body and soul into Gehenna The last two occurrences are in Matthew 23, in our Lord’s vigorous denunciation of the Pharisees
- What does Gehenna mean in the Bible? - bibleanalysis. org
Jesus used "Gehenna" as a term for ultimate judgment or hell, a place of punishment for the wicked after death For example, in Matthew 5:22, Jesus warns that whoever calls his brother a fool "will be in danger of the fire of Gehenna "
- GEHENNA - JewishEncyclopedia. com
The fire of Gehenna does not touch the Jewish sinners because they confess their sins before the gates of hell and return to God ('Er 19a) As mentioned above, heretics and the Roman oppressors go to Gehenna, and the same fate awaits the Persians, the oppressors of the Babylonian Jews (Ber 8b)
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