(Smith, Joseph 1Ne 2:6). ... Also, God the father has flesh and bones (Smith, Joseph 1Ne12:28). ... Then on the other end of the spectrum is Hell, which is the place for all of the sinners. ... Translated by Smith, Joseph. ... Translated by Smith, Joseph. ...
The next day when the service resumes, Father Arnall delivers a sermon about hell. He describes what hell is like, "hell is a strait and dark and foulsmelling prison, and abode of demons and lost of souls, filled with fire and smoke" (110). ... The lake of fire in hell is boundless, shoreless, and bottomless" (111-112). The final torment of hell is the company of the devils. ... The sermon leaves Stephen paralyzed with fear, recognizing that hell is his destination. ...
Joseph Smith, then a fourteen-year-old boy, had a vision telling him that the true church was not in this world. ... Hell exists to them, but it is only the place that the wicked will pay for their sins in the millennium, and these will pass to the lowest level of heaven. ...
On the Last Day, all the dead will be resurrected and either rewarded with heaven or punished with hell. ... On the last day, or judgment day, the same holds true as in Islam in the Christian beliefs, the dead will be resurrected and either rewarded with heaven or punished with hell. ... The Koran, using sources in the older Scriptures and later traditions, relates the stories of Abraham, Joseph, Moses and Aaron, David, Solomon, Jesus, and others, all of whom are declared to have been true prophets whose messages were largely ignored: "We sent forth Noah and Abraham, and bestowed on their ...
But those who violate the moral commandments will be punished in hell until they have paid for their folly. At least in popular Buddhism (that taught to the laity), the promise of heavenly reward and the threat of hell's torments have been an important stimulus to ethical behavior. ...
