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or a guy who walked on water, maybe. lol.
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Did he sink?
But, I'll tell you what, you could try the flying routine. Who knows? You might fly...straight down.
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Hell?
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The place where you are going to end up?
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Where did you even get "hell" from, EB?
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The Bible.
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Go look; it is not in There, ok.
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It appears in KJV 23 times in the Bible. So, you are wrong.
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Hades is from Greek mythology, hello? C'mon, EB.
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Do you know why? Because the Bible was written in Greek, and Hades is a Greek word. Further more, the Greek language didn't originate in Christianity, but originated through a pagan culture. Funny, how certain words were originally used to describe similar things. Because some ancient litriture aren't translation, but an interpretation. Like the English Bible, Modern English didn't even exist 2,000 years ago, therefore the ancient litriture is interpreted into Modern English, and not literally translated word for word. Do you know they difference?
Don't answer that, because you don't know, and will end up posting a whole lot of mess instead of simply giving me the correct answer. So, there is αδης, γέεννα, and ταρταρός basically three different words in Greek which the English/Germanic word Hell is used to define those words. Hell (English) is the Germanic *haljo "the underworld." Hel is from the Norse which is the name of Loki's daughter. She ruled over the abode of the evil dead. Yet, while these words are pagan in origin, they were the best words to be employed to describe the Greek words.
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