screams from hell,real or not?

Question

do you belive it is real or not? just type ,,screams from hell'' to find the link,and listen

Answer 1

I have heard that to and do not believe it for one minute. From a religious point of view there is not way we could come across this. From a logical point of view. If they really found this, then it would of been all over the news, it would now be a tourist attraction, and many people would be trying to dig their way to hell.

Answer 2

I listened to something like that not long ago. It was obviously
a bunch of noise, taped over noise.
My dreams are scarier than anything I've ever experienced
in this world. Because I fight evil spirits in the spirit world. Not every night.
Not long ago. I was in a hell-like reality where I was trying to
move through fatty, red meat, that stuck to me. I had to
fight an ugly being that I couldn't hurt at first. But finally got it to
leave me alone.
Another time, I saw my room like it is normally, but knew I was still asleep physically. I have psychic experiences during these
times. I heard what sounded like the Beast in Daniel,
ROARING and STOMPING its feet.
I got angry and was talking SMACK to it, because I've
had many such experiences over the years , and am not as
fearful anymore. But something told me getting angry at a demonic being only makes it STRONGER!
So I called on God to handle it.

Answer 3

The popular notion of hell that's preached from most pulpits, with pitchforks and devils chasing screaming victims for all eternity, is pagan in origin and is not taught in Scripture. See http://www.what-the-hell-is-hell.com/. An all-knowing God would have no need for such recourse in dealing with those who die in unbelief.

Answer 4

I did listen to it once, and it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. The people sounded confused and terrified. I doubt that it's true....but whatever it was, it was very frightening.

Answer 5

If this is the one I heard before. I think that it is wind and pressure in the equipment. But it is eerie.

Answer 6

u missed the link, i already heard it. is it something hanppened in SIBERIA during drilling ?

Answer 7

Many years ago there was a movie called, “The Vikings.” My teenaged friends couldn’t wait to go see this movie and so, on Saturday night we went together to see this action filled movie. Not only was there a lot of action in this movie, there was a lot of emphasis placed on a Viking needing to die with his sword in his hand to immediately enter into Valhalla. We were intrigued by how the Viking warriors would reach for their sword and then scream out the name, “Odin!” as they met their death.

Of course this is nothing but Nordic Mythology. It is just another name for deception. Whether you read Nordic Mythology or Greek Mythology, it is all the same, a deception. Just looking at the word mythology should tell you it is based on a myth. There have been many myths over the years on what happens to people when they die. There have been many myths taught to people and some of those myths have become doctrines in many different religions.

Some religions teach you can actually talk or pray to the dead. We have a man made holiday that honors the night of the dead called Halloween. We have people who call themselves, “Psychics,” and it is taught you can possibly talk to a loved one who has died through a Psychic. We even have an example in the Bible where Saul tried to have contact with Samuel through a Psychic or Medium (1 Sam. 28:8). This fascination or belief we can talk to the dead has been going on for thousands of years.

These practices have come from ancient pagan beliefs. The idea when someone dies and goes to heaven was created a long time ago. Again, it is just another deception that Satan has used to cause people to separate themselves from God. What have you been taught and what do you believe? There’s no better place to go than the Bible to see what truly happens after someone dies.

The Bible, God’s true word, teaches us the dead know nothing (Ecc. 9:5). Jesus Christ said it himself, “no one has ascended to heaven (John 3:13).” Peter also preached that David was still in his tomb and had not gone to heaven (Acts 2:34). You can also go to Hebrews, Chapter 11, and read how those who have been faithful have not received the promise. What promise? They have not yet received that promise which is their inheritance that includes eternal life and reigning with Jesus Christ in the city he has prepared for them (Heb. 11:16).


When someone dies, he is dead. Lazarus was dead for four days before Christ brought him back to life (John 11:17). He didn’t go to heaven and then come back. The idea of dying and going to heaven is a counterfeit to God’s plan for His children and for all of mankind. The idea of going to heaven and meeting Peter at the pearly gates is another myth taught by churches that take many scriptures out of context.


Taking an obscure scripture and building a theory based on that one scripture usually create deceptions. Plus, the worldly teachings and practices are integrated and a person then develops a falsehood or a deception. Many people then start to follow these teachings and they become traditions. Yet, these followers have never taken the time to look in the Bible to see what God really says.

God says each precept is built upon another precept and a line is built upon another line (Isa. 28:10). It’s bad practice to take one scripture and try to build a doctrine based on that one scripture. We are told to prove all things and we are told to test the spirits to see what is from God and what is from the father of lies (1 John 4:1). For every good thing God has created, Satan has tried to come up with a counterfeit to mislead people and to deceive many. What is one of the many wonderful things God has created?

God has created a plan for mankind (2 Pet. 3:9). It is a plan for those whom He has chosen at this time and it is a plan for all of mankind that has ever lived (1 Pet. 2:9 and Rev. 20:11). Those who have died in Christ are still asleep and they await his return (1 Thess. 4:14). Those who are now living and have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior also wait for his return (Rom. 8:23). The ones who have overcome and died in Christ and those who are overcoming will receive their reward when Christ does return and they will be resurrected as spirit beings (1 Cor. 15-50). The children of God will then be born into the Kingdom of God when Christ returns (John 3:5).

Now that is a plan that stirs up the blood and can cause someone to jump with joy. It is also a plan that offers hope for His children and for those who may have died never hearing the name of Jesus Christ. The blind will see and the deaf will hear (Isa. 61:1 and Isa. 42:7). The lame will be healed and jump for joy (Isa. 35:6). No more suffering, no more pain, and no more sorrow (Rev. 21:4). There will be no more deception because Satan will not be around to deceive anyone (Rev. 20:1).

No one will be sitting on a cloud, floating around playing a harp. There will be work for all of us to do in the millennium and then in the Kingdom (Rev. 20:4). No man could ever come up with such a grand idea or plan. Jesus Christ will rule and we will serve him and the Father. All of this is waiting for us if we turn our lives over to Jesus Christ and allow him to live in us.

The theory man has developed over the years of going immediately to heaven after death is a joke and has no substance. The idea of being able to communicate with the dead or even pray to the dead is a terrible falsehood. Our great God does nothing that is mediocre and it’s impossible for Him to lie (Titus 1:2). He has created a plan that is truly meaningful and hopeful. It is for His children and His children’s children (Acts 2:39). Are you willing to follow God and His great plan or are you going to allow yourself to be led astray or misled by the many deceptions that exist in this world today?

Answer 8

I heard that...it was worse in my elementary school.

Sheesh...

Answer 9

Fiery hell is not real. The Bible doesn't teach that.

Answer 10

no