Is hell as hot as the sun or is it hotter?

Answer 1

Depends on if you think it is or isn't. Cause if your going to believe in some scare tatic you might as well think that is the hottest place in existance.

Answer 2

While hell is hot - its not as hot as the sun . Many of us Christians keep getting Hell (hades) mixed up with the Lake of Fire.., which is hotter than the sun.

Its the Lake of Fire where all end up on Judgment Day. Hell is a holding cell for the wicked prior to judgment - as is Paradise a holding cell prior to judgment.

Answer 3

Probably hotter, because many stars are hotter even than the sun. But I wouldn't want to find out.

Answer 4

The long-taught idea of “hell” or “inferno” depends upon the doctrine of a the 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 5

I will have to say hell is much hotter than the surface of the sun.
Though I never been to hell-just pure speculation

Answer 6

Scientifically? we haven't any temp. for Hell. Given the data you've said, your answer should be the sunlight. i wish this satisfies your curiousity, because I in actual actuality do not believe you deliberately advise to mock God. notwithstanding! The temperature and climate of Hell won't be able to be the worst area. The WORST area of Hell is.... "separation from God". ...and being haunted for eternity of the tips of each of the probabilities you had in this lifetime to settle for Him. That on my own will be SO PAINFUL, that even 15,000000000000 ranges ought to look like a refrigerator.

Answer 7

Sorry Never been there!!! But i think it would be less hotter coz in my words hell is slightly ugly but not much

Answer 8

the sun is hotter

Answer 9

there is nothing in this universe could be compared to the extreme heat in Hell..Hell is place where no one ever wish to go to..there's no any chance to get out from there..it burns continuosly with sins as its fuel..

the more sin you have the more likely you will tortured with no mercy...

lets hope and pray that we will not go there...

Answer 10

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I would imagine that it would be hotter... but perhaps it's only like 150 degrees or something, enough so that you sweat and stink and are miserable forever but not enough so that you catch on fire and get to run around covered in flames or something possibly fun like that...

I mean, to be honest, who really knows?