“Answer: the “isolation” we are talking about here does not mean necessarily that there will be no other persons present. Think of it this way. Have you ever seen a person who is “all alone” in the middle of a party with people all around? For example, a person who is angry or having a “pity party” and wants nothing to do with anyone? In fact, the presence of people having fun can be an occasion for increased rage for someone like that! “
I consider Hell as not being able to see God or be near Him. There is a longing in each of us to understand God, and rejection of Him probably results in losing that closeness to God.
“Hell” is from the Hebrew word “Sheol” meaning “grave” And three Greek words. “Hades” means “Grave” , “Gehenna” meaning “city Dump” and Taranac meaning “Angel’s prison “. There is nothing after death unless you are saved. Hell is a non existence.