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Hell: The Pagan Myth

Posted 11-26-2012 at 09:37 PM by The Theist
Updated 11-27-2012 at 02:28 AM by The Theist

The English Word Hell

The old English word hell comes from helan, and means to cover or conceal. Similar words coming from the same root have a similar meaning. Hill for example is a mound of dirt or stone that covers the level surface of earth. Hull is the covering of a nut or the covered part of a ship. Heal is the covering of a wound. Hall is a building space which is used to cover people or goods. Hole is an uncovering. Shell.

In the early days to hell potatoes...
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