>>10720819Many Christians pick up their bible, and in that English bible it says says hell is forever, therefore they think hell is forever. That word forever in most bible translations does not mean what you think it means. Many times, something that is said to be eternal or forever in the bible ends up not being eternal or forever. Especially in the KJV. The word used to support the teaching that hell is forever is the Greek word aion which is equivalent the Hebrew word olam.
Those two words means an age or an indefinite (unrevealed) period of time. Every quote of olam in the Hebrew is translated as aion or its derivatives in the Septuagint. ALL verses taken from the KJV.
To show that Forever often does not mean foever lets look at some scripture.
Check the replies to this post, and I will show you using the KJV that the word forever does not mean forever.
