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I did answer what I mean, ‘hell’ means. If one read Jonah you see first of all he did not die; he lived through what is translated there in the KJV as “hell” which is to live separated from God: “under the foundations of the mountains” e.g.. It is FIGURATIVE language for his very REAL experience. But his was, 1) not willingly like Jesus’ was; but by force; and 2) Jonah’s was not FULLY like Jesus’ was in that Jesus ACTUALLY DIED DEATH, “the second death” which is the REAL “wages of / for sin”. THIS was Jesus’ TRUE LIVING THROUGH OF HELL: Jesus’ experience of and on Crucifixion day from its inception until He “gave the spirit”.

Yes, I will agree that the KJV translates "sheol" and "hades" with the English term "hell".

But: "Actually Died Death"? How does on "die death"? "The second death"? Jesus died his first death, sinless, thusly not subject to the "second death". "This was Jesus' TRUE LIVING THROUGH OF HELL"? Really? Where do you find that said in the Bible? "...he lived through what is translated there in the KJV as “hell” which is to live separated from God"? Where in the Bible do you find these things?!?!!??

I continue to ask you what do you mean by "hell" - and as of yet not one response directed to that question! If you can't define what you mean, just admit it, and then you can call it quits.

Exegesis does not go along with your statements in most of your posts....sorry.

Think what you like about ‘hell’; I have better things to think about. Like the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. That for me explains FULLY what ‘hell’ should mean: that ‘hell’ is what Jesus Christ through resurrection from the dead, vanquished.

Then what concerns me here in particular is THE DAY OF THE WEEK Jesus rose from the dead on. Because the apostate Church teaches it was on Sunday; while the Word if God teaches it was “On the Sabbath Day” -— the day of God’s ultimate rest through Jesus Christ; the day of God’s finishing of ALL his WORKS in Christ by having raised Him from the dead: “The Seventh Day” which truth the Sabbatharians most of all the Seventh Day Adventists hate and reject. May the Lord have pity on them.