Sheol came to be thought of as a place of waiting, where a person’s soul could either be purified and sent on to Gan Eden or sent for punishment in Gehenna. Jews understand this to mean that ...
Sheol is a place of waiting where souls are cleansed and purified. Gehinnom is a place to be punished and a place of torment. Just as there are different views about whether or not there is an ...
Whatever the reason, the Old Testament usually describes the afterlife in terms of a shadowy existence in Sheol, the abode of the dead. When it does speak of resurrection, most often it is the ...
The Hebrew concept of “Sheol” -- the realm of the dead -- may also have been influenced by the Greek mythology of Tartarus, a place of everlasting punishment for the Titans, a race of gods ...
Google's data center will cost US$ 850 million and be ready in 26 months, it was explained Representatives of technology giant Google and the Uruguayan Government, including President Luis Lacalle ...