Three Views of Hell (Part 2)
Three Views of HellSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg delves into the biblical references to fire that is not quenched and worms that do not die in relation to the idea of hell. He notes that the apocalyptic language used in the book of Revelation and Mark 9 should not be taken literally, as there will no longer be night and day when Jesus returns. Instead, he suggests that the reference to Hinnom Valley could be a real possibility, as the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonians and the Romans resembled each other closely.
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