When People die, do they ascend into Heaven. Or descend into Hell, and eternal Torment? A 14th century, Fiction novel. Titled, "Dantes Inferno the Divine Comedy”. Portrays descending levels of Torment, in an eternal hellish punishment. For the ghostly spirits, of the deceased unrepentant sinners. Dantes view of Hell, became widely accepted, as Catholic doctrine. The Mythical belief, in the Immortal Soul. And realm of the dead, within the underworld. Became a way to terrorize, the Biblically illiterate. This Catholic deception, promoted fearful dependence. Promising intervention, within the priestly ritual, of mystical sacraments. Pretending to save sinners, from Fiery Judgment.

The term, "Hell”, is substituted for the Old Testament word "Sheol”. And three New Testament words, "Hades", “Ghe-Henna", and "Tartarosas”. The word "Hell”, is misused by translators, as a definition. And does not correctly represent, the Biblical meaning of these four terms. The word "Hell”, originates in old English and Germanic language, and is used to express "Covering or Hiding" something, as in a root cellar. The Hebrew word "Sheol”, and the Greek word "Hades”, are both used to identify the burial of a person. Within an earthen pit, that is covered.

When People die, do they ascend into Heaven. Or descend into Hell, and eternal Torment? A 14th century, Fiction novel. Titled, " Dontes Inferno the Divine Comedy”. Portrays descending levels of Torment, in an eternal hellish punishment. For the ghostly spirits, of the deceased unrepentant sinners. Dontes view of Hell, became widely accepted, as Catholic doctrine. The Mythical belief, in the Immortal Soul. And realm of the dead, within the underworld. Became a way to terrorize, the Biblically illiterate. This Catholic deception, promoted fearful dependence. Promising intervention, within the priestly ritual, of mystical sacraments. Pretending to save sinners, from Fiery Judgment.

The term, "Hell”, is substituted for the Old Testament word "She-ole”. And three New Testament words, "Hades", “Ghe-Henna", and "Tar-tar-Osas”. The word "Hell”, is misused by translators, as a definition. And does not correctly represent, the Biblical meaning of these four terms. The word "Hell”, originates in old English and Germanic language, and is used to express "Covering or Hiding" something, as in a root cellar. The Hebrew word "She-ole”, and the Greek word "Hades”, are both used to identify the burial of a person. Within an earthen pit, that is covered.