can you handel a boiling water drop onto ur body? how about the Hell?

Answer 1

Boiling water isn't imaginary. That makes all the difference.

Answer 2

Handel's Boiling Water Music!

Answer 3

The long-taught idea of “hell” or “inferno” depends upon the doctrine of a human soul being something separate and distinct from the human body that cannot die; spiritual and invisible, something that we cannot feel with our sense of touch. Common sense tells us if that were so, the pain of fire could not be felt, as fire is an earthly element requiring the physical body to sense. Also, the Bible is very clear in stating that the soul is subject to death, saying: “The soul that is sinning—it itself will die.” (Ezekiel 18:4, 20)

Pagan religions are noted for teaching red-hot hells. The ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians, Persians, Grecians and Hindus taught flaming hells. The Buddhists teach a hell wherein people cook and sizzle in blazing kettles. Is the Bible hell as hot as the pagans paint theirs? Here is the answer.

Hell corresponds to the Hebrew Sheol and the Greek Hades. It also says that hell comes from the English word helan, meaning “to conceal.” So the early meaning of the word “hell” carried no thought of any kind of heat. It merely meant “concealed.” We have found, too, that the original Hebrew word, usually translated “hell” in English Bibles, is Sheol. Now what does Sheol mean? It simply means “a hollow place.” So the original Hebrew word perfectly corresponds with the original or early meaning of the English word “hell.”

The vital question is, Did the inspired Hebrew Bible writers say that conscious life and red-hot activity exist in Sheol or hell? No, quite the opposite! Instead of blazing fire it is described as a “land of darkness.” (Job 10:21) Instead of a place of soul-chilling shrieks it is described as a place of “silence.” (Ps. 115:17) The Catholic Douay Bible, at Ecclesiastes 9:5, 10, says: “The living know that they shall die, but the dead know nothing more. Neither have they a reward any more: for the memory of them is forgotten. Whatsoever thy hand is able to do, do it earnestly: for neither work, nor reason, nor wisdom, nor knowledge, shall be in hell [Sheol, AS], whither thou art hastening.” So, since the “dead know nothing more,” or as the King James Version says, “the dead know not any thing,” it would be impossible for them to know conscious torment. And since there is no work in hell, how can there be activity, red-hot or otherwise?

Answer 4

Can I handle a drop of boiling water "onto the hell?" I'll have to give it a go this afternoon. I'll keep you posted.

Answer 5

A fiery place of Hell does not exist. Hell(English), Hades(Greek), And Sheol(Hebrew) is nothing more than the common grave of mankind. Gehenna is symbolic of everlasting destruction, and the lake of fire means second death, a permanent death of going to non-existence.

Answer 6

I live in Mexicali and in the summer the temperature is about 125 F degree, so i can handle hot weather.

Besides, i wont go to Hell..... but to heaven, so i have nothing to be worried about.

Answer 7

Try learning to type English properly before asking questions here...

Answer 8

Being a muslim guy ,thanks GOD I followed GOD commands and praying my praiers everyday and asked GOD not to let me enter the Hell .People always think that they will live with no end in this life and they will not going to die one day !!!!

Answer 9

Can you handle a spelling bee? How about a dictionary?

Answer 10

Can you handle Hooked on Phonics?