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    You know what the problem is?

    Mistranslation and Misinterpretation of Man

    Know and understand, the translations by men of My Word are greatly erred and lead

    many into even greater misinterpretation, coupled with pride and arrogance of thechurches, not seeking the Truth as it was written by the children of God, in their ownlanguage...

    Do not add to or take away from the Word of the Lord!

    What is written, let it stand.

    Seek the Lord only, in humility, and your eyes willbe opened.

    Only the Lord may add to His own word,So you may come into a greater understanding...

    Yea, an unveiling of the Words majesty, both brilliant and subtle.

    Vol.7 Mistranslation and Misinterpretation Leading to Great Obscurity Among ManyFacesTrumpetCallOfGodOnline.com

    Sheol- The Hebrew underworld, abode of the deadGehinnom (al. Gehinom) - Literally: Valley of Hinnom; a temporary place of

    punishment in the afterlife...Hell.

    Abyss - to a bottomless pit, to the underworld, to the deepest ocean floor, or to hell..

    http://www.spiritrestoration.org/Theological_Terms/Hebraic_Hebrew_Theological_Terms_Dictionary.htm

    Gehenna (Greek ), Gehinnom (Rabbinical Hebrew: / ) andYiddish Gehinnam, are terms derived from a place outside ancient Jerusalem known

    in the Hebrew Bible as the Valley of the Son of Hinnom (Hebrew: or -

    ); one of the two principal valleys surrounding the Old City.

    In the Hebrew Bible, the site was initially where apostate Israelites and followers ofvarious Ba'als and Caananite gods, including Moloch, sacrificed their children by fire(2Chr. 28:3, 33:6; Jer. 7:31, 19:2-6).

    In both Jewish and Christian writing, Gehenna was a destination of the wicked.

    This is different from the more neutral Sheol/Hades, the abode of the dead,though the King James version of the Bible

    traditionally translates both with the Anglo-Saxon word Hell.

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    Gehenna is cited in the New Testament.In early Christian writing it represents the final place where the wicked

    will be punished or destroyed after the Resurrection of the Dead.

    Then I saw a great white throne and Him who sat upon it, from whose presence earthand heaven fled away, and no place was found for them. And I saw the dead, the greatand the small, standing before the throne, and books were opened; and another book

    was opened, which is the book of life; and the dead were judged from the things whichwere written in the books, according to their deeds. And the Sea yielded the dead whichwere in it, andDeath and Sheolyielded the dead which were with them, and they werejudged, one by one, according to their works. AndDeath and Sheolwere cast into TheLake of Fire - this which is the second death. Revelation 20

    In the synoptic gospels Jesus uses the word Gehenna 11 times to describe theopposite to life in the Kingdom (Mark 9:43-48).

    It is a place where both soul and body could be destroyed (Matthew 10:28) in

    "unquenchable fire" (Mark 9:43).

    Gehenna is also mentioned in the Epistle of James 3:6, where it is said to set thetongue on fire, and the tongue in turn sets on fire the entire "course" or "wheel" of life.

    The complete list of references is as follows:

    Matt.5:22 whoever calls someone "you fool" will be liable to Gehenna. Matt.5:29 better to lose one of your members than that your whole body go into

    Gehenna.

    Matt.5:30 better to lose one of your members than that your whole body go intoGehenna.

    Matt.10:28 rather fear him who can destroy both soul and body in Gehenna. Matt.18:9 better to enter life with one eye than with two eyes to be thrown into

    Gehenna.

    Matt.23:15 Pharisees make a convert twice as much a child of Gehenna asthemselves.

    Matt.23:33 to Pharisees: you brood of vipers, how are you toescape beingsentenced to Gehenna?

    Mark 9:43 better to enter life with one hand than with two hands to go toGehenna.

    Mark 9:45 better to enter life lame than with two feet to be thrown into Gehenna.

    Mark 9:47 better to enter the kingdom of God with one eye than with two eyes tobe thrown into Gehenna Luke 12:5 Fear him who, after he has killed, has authority to cast into Gehenna James 3:6 the tongue is set on fire by Gehenna.

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    The exception to this is the New International Version's translation in Luke16:23, which is its singular rendering of Hades as Hell.

    In texts in Greek, and consistently in the Orthodox Church, the distinctionspresent in the originals were often maintained. The Russian Synodal Bible (and

    one translation by the Old Church Slavonic)also maintain the distinction. Inmodern Russian, the concept of Hell () is directly derived from Hades (),separate and independent of Gehenna.

    Fire imagery is attributed primarily to Gehenna, which is mostcommonly mentioned as Gehenna the Fiery ( ), andappears to be synonymous to the Lake of Fire.

    The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures maintains a distinctionbetween Gehenna and Hades by transliterating them.

    - The term "hell"is not used for Gehenna(Matthew 5:22) or Hades(Acts 2:31).

    Translations without a distinction:

    The late 10th century Wessex Gospels and the 14th century Wycliffe Biblerenderboththe Latin inferno and gehenna as Hell.

    The 16th century Tyndale and later translators had access to the Greek, butTyndaletranslatedbothGehenna andHadesas same English word, Hell.

    The 17th century King James Version of the bible is the only English translationin modern use to translateSheol, Hades, andGehennaasHell.

    Many modern Christians understand Gehenna to be a 1. place of eternal punishmentcalled hell.On the other hand, annihilationists understand Gehenna to be a 2. placewheresinners are utterly destroyed, not tormented forever.

    Christian Universalists, who believe that God will eventually save all souls, interpretthe New Testament references to Gehenna in the context of the Old Testament andconclude that it always refers to the imminent divine judgment of Israel and not toeternal tormentfor the unsaved.

    The Valley of Hinnom is also the traditional location of the Potter's Field bought bypriests after Judas' suicide with the "blood money" with which Judas was paid forbetraying Jesus.

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    Sheol (/iol/ shee-ohl or /il/ shee-l; Hebrew l)is the "grave", "pit", or abyss in Hebrew.

    She'olis the earliest conception of the afterlife in the Jewish scriptures.It is a place of darknessto which all dead go, regardless of the moral choices

    made in life, and where they are "removed from the light of God"(see the Book of Job).

    In the Tanakhsheol is the common destinationof both the righteousand the unrighteous flesh, as recounted in Ecclesiastes and Job.

    When the Hebrew scriptures were translated into Greek in ancient Alexandriaaround 200 BCE the word "hades" (underworld)was substituted for"sheol".

    The New Testament (written in Greek) also uses "hades" to refer to the abode of thedead. (Revelation 20:13) The belief that those in sheol awaited the resurrectioneitherin comfort or in torment may be reflected in the story of the New Testament of Lazarus

    and Dives. English translations of the Hebrew scriptures have variously rendered theword sheolas hellor "the grave".

    She'ol is a concept that predatesthe Christian & Muslim ideas ofjudgement after deathand also predates, and is different from, Heaven & Hell.

    Sheol in the Hebrew BibleIn the Hebrew Bible, the Tanach (The Tanach includes all 3 "books" of Judaism, the

    Torah / , the Kotvim /Ketuvim (writings), and the Nevi'im /Neviim (Prophets)), theword "sheol" occurs more than 60 times. It is used most frequently in the Psalms,wisdom literature and prophetic books. Jacob, distraught at the reported death ofJoseph, exclaims: "I shall go down to my son a mourner unto Sheol" (Genesis 37:35).

    Other examples of its usage:

    Job 7:9 "Just as a cloud dissipates and vanishes, those who go down toSheolwill not come back."

    Psalm 6:45 "Turn, O LORD, deliver my life; save me for the sake of yoursteadfast love. For in death there is no remembrance of you; inSheolwho willgive you praise?"

    Psalm 18:57 "The breakers of death surged round about me; the menacingfloods terrified me. The cords ofSheoltightened; the snares ofdeathlay in waitfor me. In my distress I called out: LORD! I cried out to my God. From his templehe heard my voice; my cry to him reached his ears.

    Psalm 86:13: "Your love for me is great; you have rescued me from the depthsofSheol."

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    Psalm 139:8: "If I ascend to heaven, You are there; If I make my bed in Sheol,behold, You are there."

    Jonah 2:2: "...Out of the belly ofSheolI cried, And You heard my voice."

    Proverbs 30:16:"Sheol is never satiated..."

    It is also important to note that people escaped death and were taken to be with Godin Old Testament writings. Examples include the following:

    (Genesis 5:24) "And Enoch walked with God; and he was not, for God took him."(2 Kings 2:11) "Then it came about as they were going along and talking, thatbehold, there appeared a chariot of fire and horses of fire which separated the two ofthem. And Elijah went up by a whirlwind to heaven."

    Sheol in the New Testament

    The New Testament follows the Septuagint in translating sheol as hades (compareActs 2:27, 31 and Psalm 16:10). The New Testament thus seems to draw adistinction between Sheol and "Gehinnom" or Gehenna.

    The formeris regarded as a place where the dead go temporarilyto await theresurrection of thedead, while the latteris the place of eternal punishment forthe damned(i.e.perdition).

    Accordingly, in the book of Saint John's Revelation, hades is associated with death(Revelation 1:18, 6:8), and in the final judgment the dead are brought out of hades andthe wicked are cast into the lake of fire,which represents the fire of Gehenna; hades

    itself is also finally thrown into the lake of fire (Revelation 20:1115).

    The English word "hell" comes from Germanic mythology, and is now used in theJudeo-Christian sense to translate the Hebrew word Gehenna a term whichoriginally referred to a valley outside Jerusalem used for burning refuse, but cameto designate the place of punishment for sinners. Although older translations (such asthe KJV) also translated hades as "hell", modern English translations tend topreserve the distinction between the two concepts by transliterating the word hadesand reserving "hell fire" for gehenna fire.

    References

    1. ^Strong's Hebrew and Greek Dictionaries and Strong's Concordance2. ^"Hebrew word of uncertain etymology (see Sheol, Critical View), synonym of "bor" (pit), "abaddon"

    and "shaat" (pit or destruction), and perhaps also of "tehom" (abyss) ." SHEOL

    websourced 02-10-2010; Wchter, ThWAT, VII, S. 901-910.

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    Barzakh Cold Sleep (Unconsciousness)Web definitions

    In Islamic eschatology, Barzakh ( !""""""# ) is the intermediate statein which the soul

    of the deceased is transferred across the boundaries of the mortal realm into akind of "cold sleep" where the soul will rest until Judgement Day.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barzakh

    Partition or Barrier the divide between the life on earth and the life after.This barrier cannot be crossed except by death and judgement.

    www.mmiweb.org.uk/publications/glossary/glossaries/islamglos2

    The intermediate world, which includes the life in the gravebetween death and resurrection

    www.muslim.kabani.co.uk/dictionary.htm

    The time in between our death and the day we are raised up for judgment.

    Our souls will be in "storage" or Barzakh.The word literally means partition or dividing line.

    www.angelfire.com/oh4/turntoislam/terms.html

    Intermediate stateIn Christian eschatology, the intermediate state or interim state refers to a person's"intermediate" existence between one's death and one's resurrection from the dead.

    In addition, there are beliefs in a Particular judgment right after deathand a General judgement or Last judgment after the resurrection.

    As long as Christians looked for an imminent end of the world, they had little interest inan interim state between death and resurrection.

    Later, the Eastern Church came to admit of such an intermediate state,but refrained from defining it,so as not to blurthe distinction

    between the alternative definitive fates of Heaven and Hell.

    Protestants largely rejected a distinction in fates other than the difference betweenheaven and hell. They rejected distinctions of fate within heaven or hell and rejectedpurgatory almost entirely.

    Jewish backgroundThe early Hebrews had no notionof resurrection of the dead and thus no intermediatestate. As with neighboring groups, they understood death to be the end. Their afterlife,sheol(the pit), was a dark place from which none return.

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    ..Beloved, hear and understand, and be wise according to that presented.Listen NOT to the churches, nor their doctrines.

    They seek glory for themselves and have corrupted their ways before Me, as theycontinually pervert My Word before many witnesses... Seeking the darkness of men to

    expose it, when they, themselves, hold onto judgment, embracing every contemptuousword and deed. Therefore, I say to them, cleanse your hands, you sinners, and sanctifyyour hearts, you double-minded... Hypocrites! For the Day is coming, and is alreadyhere, when all you have built shall be tried, for the Day shall declare it, and all you havewrought shall be left wanting..

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    Proclaim NOT the Hell of the Church of Men...In Their Word is No Mercy Found,

    Only the Makings of Satan

    Thus says The Lord: Listen, all you churches of men!... Shall I, even I, torment Mybeloved, they who are tormented continually by he who is, and has, torment in hisvesture?!... Satan is the tormentor!... Unknowingly, you My children, by your ownmouths have called your God, satan!

    Repent therefore, and mend your ways!Forsake all your corrupt and evil teachings!...

    Become, again, a child of God, and learn to walk uprightly in Me,Leading others into love, by love, not fear.

    The second death is that grave, from which one shall not be raised, norawakened, for they have been cast out... Abiding in outer darkness, foreverseparated from God and their part in life. These know not anything, forevermorereturning to that which they were formed from. This is the eternal state of My

    punishment for those who have chosen death, by their forsaking ofMy Giftwherein islife everlasting.

    So then, they under condemnation are dead... In no way are they part of the living, norare they living in torment. Their inheritance is lost, they have been blotted out... Abroken vessel of dishonor, received by the earth once again.

    Stop blaspheming your God!...

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    Have greater understanding of My mercies, which endure forever...

    My Son did sleep in the lower parts of the earth, His tomb,for three days and three nights...

    By no means did He descend into the evils of mans imaginings.

    He is The Pure Light!...Never has He had any part in darkness...

    He shall destroy it utterly!

    HE IS RISEN!

    And all those, who follow and believe in Him,Shall also rise and live, meeting Him in the air...

    Forever shall they be with their Lord and their God,Where all shall find mercy and love.

    Amen.

    1/14/06 Vol.4 Proclaim NOT the Hell of the Church of Men...In Their Word is No Mercy Found, Only the Makings of Satan

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    That, Which is Not of Me, is Against Me &Comes From the Evil One... Says The Lord

    Thus says He, who is true: Have I not made the matter known?...Beloved, have you not discerned?...

    Tell Me, in this doctrine of eternal torment,What fruit is displayed?...

    Love?...Joy?...

    Peace?...Patience?...Kindness?...

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    Gentleness?...Goodness?...

    Mercy?!

    Tell Me, then, if it bears none of these fruits, according to My own Spirit...Tell Me, from what spirit must this doctrine come from?... And upon what is it built?

    Behold, I shall speak to it, once again:ANY, who hold fast to this false doctrine, ofeternal torment, have not embraced Me in truth, nor do I know them...Neither doesMy spirit dwell in them. Refinement shall be their companion, in the Day ofThe Lord...I shall surely correct them... Even with a strong hand, of a loving Father,shall I discipline them.

    Therefore, forsake this doctrine of demons,And give it not a second thought...

    Forsake any who come to you, teaching this doctrine,For it is great blasphemy...

    Come to ME, and embrace Me, as I am,And I shall also embrace you...

    And that, which was brought forth from a lie,Even as a veil of darkness, to pollute My name and My teaching,

    Shall be destroyed by the light of true understandingAnd crushed beneath the weight of the Truth,Which I am and can only be received in Me...

    Says He who is faithful, He who is true.

    Amen.

    6/9/10 Vol.6 That, Which is Not of Me, is Against Me,and Comes From the Evil One... Says The Lord

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    MayYahuShua YaHuWaHbless you & His Spirit be upon you.

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