SHEOL
(Message by Tanny Keng)
1. Sheol
a) The word Sheol is a Hebrew word that means much the same as the word Hades does. It is a grave or place where the dead abide. It is described as the common grave of all of mankind who have died. Job describes it as a place where the righteous and unrighteous go (Job 3:11-19). The old Italian proverb describes Sheol perfectly: “After the game, the pawn and the king go into the same box.” This means that the rich and mighty go the same way and to the same place as the poor and powerless – the grave.
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1. Sheola) The word Sheol is a Hebrew word that means much the same as the word Hades does. It is a grave or place where the dead abide. It is described as the common grave of all of mankind who have died. Job describes it as a place where the righteous and unrighteous go (Job 3:11-19). The old Italian proverb describes Sheol perfectly: “After the game, the pawn and the king go into the same box.” This means that the rich and mighty go the same way and to the same place as the poor and powerless – the grave.
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