Does hell cause earthquakes?

[Kevin]

The Bible says that hell is never full (Prov.27:20). Hell is never full because the Bible says that when needed hell enlarges itself (Isa.5:14). So since hell is a real place beneath us could hell growing larger cause some of our earthquakes? Interestingly Matt.27:50-54 records some saints coming out of the grave right after Jesus' death and an earthquake resulted. So Jesus descended into hell, freed some saints there, and an earthquake resulted?
A strange idea perhaps, but certainly thought provoking (to me anyway.)

"Therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure:" (Isa.5:14)

 

[JLB]

The Bible says that hell is never full (Prov.27:20). Hell is never full because the Bible says that when needed hell enlarges itself (Isa.5:14). So since hell is a real place beneath us could hell growing larger cause some of our earthquakes? Interestingly Matt.27:50-54 records some saints coming out of the grave right after Jesus' death and an earthquake resulted. So Jesus descended into hell, freed some saints there, and an earthquake resulted?
A strange idea perhaps, but certainly thought provoking (to me anyway.)

"Therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure:" (Isa.5:14)

Very thought provoking Brother.


JLB

 

[agua.]

The Bible says that hell is never full (Prov.27:20). Hell is never full because the Bible says that when needed hell enlarges itself (Isa.5:14). So since hell is a real place beneath us could hell growing larger cause some of our earthquakes? Interestingly Matt.27:50-54 records some saints coming out of the grave right after Jesus' death and an earthquake resulted. So Jesus descended into hell, freed some saints there, and an earthquake resulted?
A strange idea perhaps, but certainly thought provoking (to me anyway.)

"Therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure:" (Isa.5:14)

Can you imagine how a cemetery grows with the number of dead ?

 

[Michael74]

It may be in a spiritual dimension, rather than a physical one.

 

[Classik]

Maybe, maybe not. Those tormented souls in hell may be pushing against the pillars of hell and throwing projectiles at one another. Perhaps their collective hullabaloo's causing the quakes. Hehehe

 

[Sinthesis]

After reading Isa 5:14 I'm simply shocked that literalists don't proclaim that hell is female. Maybe it's just obvious.

 

[jasonc]

Pr 1:22 How long, ye simple ones, will ye love simplicity? and the scorners delight in their scorning, and fools hate knowledge?

sythenis is hardly an sheol type nor gehennom. I should know I have been hear long enough to know the older members

 

[His_nee (Jeff)]

Job 9:6 (GNT) | In Context | Whole Chapter
6 God sends earthquakes and shakes the ground;
he rocks the pillars that support the earth.

 

[Butch5]

The Bible says that hell is never full (Prov.27:20). Hell is never full because the Bible says that when needed hell enlarges itself (Isa.5:14). So since hell is a real place beneath us could hell growing larger cause some of our earthquakes? Interestingly Matt.27:50-54 records some saints coming out of the grave right after Jesus' death and an earthquake resulted. So Jesus descended into hell, freed some saints there, and an earthquake resulted?
A strange idea perhaps, but certainly thought provoking (to me anyway.)

"Therefore hell hath enlarged herself, and opened her mouth without measure:" (Isa.5:14)

No, hell is simply the grave, it doesn't cause earthquakes.