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Encyclopedia > Between Heaven and Hell

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The Bahá'ís: Questions & Answers (3211 words)
For Bahá’ís, the concepts of Heaven and Hell are allegories for nearness and remoteness from God.
Heaven and Hell are not physical places, but spiritual realities.
Monogamous marriage between a man and a woman is the foundation of family life.
Bible Study - Between Heaven and Hell (1279 words)
The term we know as heaven is the Old-English translation of the two original words in The Bible - the Hebrew word in the Old Testament is pronounced shaw-may, and the Greek word in the New Testament is pronounced oo-ran-aws.
Hell was an Old-English word that, at the time when the classic King James Version was translated in 1611, meant simply the grave, or a hole in the ground.
The word hell was used by the KJV translators, and many others ever since, for a number of different original Hebrew or Greek words of The Bible.
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