Sheol is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHEOL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Hebrew) the place of departed spirits, hell
• the Hebrew underworld, abode of the dead.
• The place of departed spirits; Hades; also, the grave.
• hell

Words related to SHEOL

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Words that contain SHEOL

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How to use SHEOL in a sentence

• To their minds Sheol or the grave offered no solution, for, as among all early Aryan and Semitic peoples, it was thought of as the dark, passionless, joyless abode of the shades.
• He gave an order to the mate, who told him to go to sheol.
• Sheol is directly derived from a Hebrew word, signifying, first, to dig or excavate.
• Instead of banishing their disembodied spirits into the sepulchral Sheol, he would take them to himself into the glory above the firmament.
• The native Hebrew conception of the state of the dead was that of the voiceless gloom and dismal slumber of Sheol, whither all alike went.
• The Hebrew Sheol or underworld, the common abode of the dead, is depicted in the Old Testament as a vast, slumberous, shadowy, subterranean realm, gloomy and silent.
• Thus Sheol was an imaginative dilatation of the grave.
• It was now remarked, by all the educated and the thoughtful except the clergy that Sheol was to pay.
• The souls or shadows of respectable persons go to the bleak country called the Sand Hills, where they live in a dull, monotonous kind of Sheol.
• Huxley, in a rather torpid condition in Sheol, would not be of much practical use to a worshipper.

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