Hell Phrases

Only 59% of Americans believe in hell, compared with 74% who believe in heaven, according to the recent surveys from the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life. The word Hell is a very popular word. The word Hell appears in many common phrases. Here are some of the phrases: go to hell from hell like hell what the hell gates of hell hell yeah when hell freezes over bat out of hell hell on earth road to hell going to hell

hotter than hell hell hole straight to hell hell no mad as hell the gates of hell who the hell hotter than hell hell raiser burn in hell bored as hell funny as hell shut the hell up hell to pay Im mad as hell raising hell crazy as hell run like hell to hell with it raise hell what the hell is going on come hell or high water cold day in hell all hell breaks loose

Hell Is Real! Why should we be so concerned about Hell? Why should we spend time reading about Hell? 1) Hearing about the terrors of Hell may shock your conscience and awaken you out of your false security. 2) Hearing about Hell helps to deter men from committing sin. Both the godly and the ungodly are persuaded not to sin as much when they are regularly reminded of the terrors of Hell. 3) Hearing about the terrors of Hell may help to awaken those among us who may think they are saved because they believe in Christ or the facts of the gospel, but who are not really saved and are on their way to Hell, but don't know it. 4) Preaching the doctrine of Hell is profitable to both the godly and the ungodly alike. Why aren't people fearful of Hell? There seems to be a real lack of fear today of the reality of Hell. This applies to both those who are in the church and those who are in the world. People are not afraid of Hell. Why? You would not be afraid of a lion when it is only painted in a picture upon a wall. Why is this? Because it is only a picture. You know that it is not real. But if you were left alone in a jungle and came face to face with a real lion that growled ferociously at you, you would be terrified. The consciences of men are much like the man who only views the painted lion. We hear of hell in the Bible. We know that the Lord Jesus spoke of Hell. In fact, Christ spoke more of Hell than anyone else in the Scriptures. Why do men not believe Hell is real? Because they do not hear enough about it. We don't study what the Scriptures say about Hell. It is not just what we hear which makes up what we believe, it is what we don't hear as well which helps to form our belief system. Only the Spirit of God can present the terrors of Hell to our hearts in such a way as to see them alive before us. The doctrine of Hell has been used by God more often to the conversion of sinners than any other doctrine in the Scriptures. Pray now that the Holy Spirit will set Hell before you as real indeed. Jesus Christ took Hell very serious. . . Mark 9:43-47 Jesus Christ spoke more on hell than any other subject Luke 16:19-31 For centuries it has been one of the Catholic Church's favorite topics. But the Pope has given a fresh reminder to his flock that Hell is hell and bemoaned the fact that it rarely gets talked about these days. The 79-year old pontiff used a Mass in the gritty Fidene suburb of Rome to put damnation back on the agenda. "Jesus came to tell us everyone is wanted in paradise, and that hell, about which little gets said today, exists and is eternal for those who shut their hearts to his love," Pope Benedict warned the congregation on Sunday. Denial is a defense mechanism postulated by Sigmund Freud, in which a person is faced with a fact that is too uncomfortable to accept and rejects it instead, insisting that it is not true despite what may be overwhelming evidence. The subject may use: simple denial: deny the reality of the unpleasant fact altogether minimization: admit the fact but deny its seriousness (a combination of denial and rationalization) projection: admit both the fact and seriousness but deny responsibility.

HELL EXPERIENCED BY PATIENT OF DR. MAURICE RAWLINGS

Several years ago a book was published, entitled Beyond Death's Door by Dr. Maurice Rawlings. Dr. Rawlings, a specialist in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease, resuscitated many people who had been clinically dead. Dr. Rawlings, a devout atheist, "considered all religion "hocus-pocus" and death nothing more than a painless extinction". But something happened in 1977 that brought a dramatic change in the life of Dr. Rawlings! He was resuscitating a man, terrified and screaming descending down into the flames of hell: "Each time he regained heartbeat and respiration, the patient screamed, "I am in hell!" He was terrified and pleaded with me to help him. I was scared to death. . . Then I noticed a genuinely alarmed look on his face. He had a terrified look worse than the expression seen in death! This patient had a grotesque grimace expressing sheer horror! His pupils were dilated, and he was perspiring and trembling he looked as if his hair was "on end." Then still another strange thing happened. He said,"Don't you understand? I am in hell. . . Don't let me go back to hell!" . . .the man was serious, and it finally occurred to me that he was indeed in trouble. He was in a panic like I had never seen before." (Maurice Rawlings, Beyond Death's Door,(Thomas Nelson Inc., 1979) p. 3). Dr. Rawlings said, no one, who could have heard his screams and saw the look of terror on his face could doubt for a single minute that he was actually in a place called hell! (Dr. Maurice Rawlings, 87, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, died on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2010, at his residence.) The Bible continually warns of a place called hell. There are over 162 references in the New Testament alone which warns of hell. And over 70 of these references were uttered by the Lord Jesus Christ! 8 Minutes In Hell on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkgunX_Sa_0