sheol Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- elysium
- new-jerusalem
- sion
- paradise
- empyrean
- sion
- bliss
- sky
- sky
- elysium
- empyrean
- happy-hunting-ground
- paradise
- new-jerusalem
- happy-hunting-ground
- bliss
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Meaning of sheol
sheol (n.)
The place of departed spirits; Hades; also, the grave.
sheol Sentence Examples
- In ancient Hebrew belief, Sheol was a dark and gloomy realm where the dead resided.
- The Book of Job depicts Sheol as a place of despair and eternal night.
- Some biblical scholars interpret Sheol as a metaphor for the grave or the afterlife.
- In the New Testament, the concept of Sheol is often associated with Hades, the Greek underworld.
- The Psalms describe Sheol as a place where the wicked are punished and the righteous are comforted.
- The ancient Israelites believed that Sheol was located beneath the earth and was divided into different compartments for the righteous and the unrighteous.
- The prophet Isaiah described Sheol as a place of worms and maggots.
- In the Book of Amos, Sheol is personified as a devouring monster.
- The prophet Jeremiah predicted that the wicked would be cast into Sheol.
- The concept of Sheol has been a source of speculation and debate in theology and religious studies.
FAQs About the word sheol
The place of departed spirits; Hades; also, the grave.
hades, perdition,underworld, Gehenna, Tartarus, netherworld, shades, inferno,Pandemonium, Tophet
heaven, glory, nirvana, promised land, nirvana, Zion, glory, Zion, promised land, Valhalla
In ancient Hebrew belief, Sheol was a dark and gloomy realm where the dead resided.
The Book of Job depicts Sheol as a place of despair and eternal night.
Some biblical scholars interpret Sheol as a metaphor for the grave or the afterlife.
In the New Testament, the concept of Sheol is often associated with Hades, the Greek underworld.
