Ancient Hebrews use the word Sheol which simply meant a place of darkness where the dead spirits go waiting for judgment. There was no fire and brimstone ( which would have lit it up).

The Greeks definition of hell turned Sheol
Into their version combined with early English. Hell's fire or hell was not mentioned in the Old testament but somehow Isaiah has been taught to mean it....... Isaiah 66:24 KJV - And they shall go forth, and look upon - Bible Gateway https://share.google/1PCGO7GHZoGBH4oby

A place where the wicked go to the tortured; no it is not, miss interpretation / translation of some scripture _ hell is annihilation death where you perish
Biblical Support for Annihilation - Theology in the raw https://share.google/gncE90fKiAvhLtmCQ


The fires of what is called hell is a consuming fire; meaning total annihilation / destruction / ceasing to exist.
Revelation 21:8 tells us it is the second death... Matthew 10:28 tells us to fear God who can destroy both soul and body in hell. 2 Thessalonians 1:9 hell is eternal destruction.


The fires of what is called hell is a everlasting fire or unquenchable fire; the **results** of the fire is everlasting and cannot be quenched by man.

If you ever want to discuss what you've seen please do.

Let’s rely on His grace and the efficacy of the cross. We have freedom to serve him giving us joy and peace.