Hell: The Waiting Place of the Dead A clear, Scripture-first explanation of what the Bible really teaches about Hell-free from tradition, myth, and fear-based theology.

For centuries, popular imagination has shaped our ideas of Hell far more than the Bible itself. Images drawn from Dante's Inferno and Paradise Lost have replaced the simple, literal, and compelling truth found in Scripture. This book cuts through the confusion to present a fresh, text-driven understanding of Sheol, Hades, and Hell.

Beginning in Genesis and moving through the teachings of Jesus and Paul, this work explores:

• The first biblical mentions of Sheol and what early believers actually expected after death.
• The structure of the underworld-including Paradise, Torment, and the Great Gulf fixed between them.
• How Christ descended into the lower parts of the earth and what He accomplished there.
• The future of Hell and why it is not the final destination of the lost.
• Why Paul never preached Hell-and why understanding this matters for sharing the gospel today.

Written in a clear, literal, dispensational framework, this book offers a compelling look at the afterlife directly from the pages of the King James Bible. It is ideal for Christians seeking doctrinal clarity, pastors who want to teach without mixing tradition into Scripture, and readers interested in the true biblical structure of the unseen realm.

Discover the real Hell of Scripture-its past, its purpose, and its place in God's unfolding plan.