The New Testament Hell's In the Bible we have 23 verses
mentioning the word HELL, unfortunately as with a lot of words
the English language can not portray the exact meaning without
going in to a long explanation. In the New Testament there are 3
variations to the Word Hell, which are gehenna, hades and
tatarus, all have separate meanings but have been translated
under the one word Hell. They all refer to different places or
states and should not be confused when reading scripture. Below
I have outlined the definitions of each Hell followed by the New
Testament scriptures. KEY to the different meanings of Hell
HADES - The abode of the dead That which is out of sight, a
Greek word used to denote the state or place of the dead. All
the dead alike go into this place. To be buried, to go down to
the grave, to descend into hades, are equivalent expressions. In
the Old Testament this word is usually the Hebrew word sheol,
the common receptacle of the departed Gen 42:38 Ps 139:8 Ho
13:14 Isa 14:9 This term is of com