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Sheol, the term in Hebrew means a grave or pit, was the place where the dead gathered, as thought by the early Hebrews, and was believed located beneath the earth, perhaps at the roots of mountains.
Study of Sheol/Gehenna/Hades/Hell in the Bible
Sheol: The way different Bibles translate it
x Friends of the Nazarene: Where are the Dead?
] Satan and the Forces of Chaos: Executive of God
Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean " History of Satan ...
In the Book of Euocb, Raphael is the guide to Sheol, the Judaic underworld, and it was he who was sent to bind the fallen 'watcher' Azazel, burying him under rocks in a desert place on earth.
Can you find out the deep things of God?
Can you find out the limit of the Almighty?
It is higher than heaven--what can you do?
Deeper than Sheol--what can you know?
Its measure is longer than the earth, and broader than the sea.
- is the Hebrew name of the identified as the 'angel' of the bottomless pit, or the abyss, in . Also known as 'The Destroyer', from his role as one of the destroying angels of the . In , and , the word Abaddon arises in conjunction with Sheol.
Below the Earth spiritually are seven abysses, known as Gehenna, Death's Shadow, Death's Gate, Filth, Destructive Whirlpools, Place of Perdition and Sheol.
 See also: Death, World, Christ, Evil, Spirit
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