Gehenna

when the soul, taking up again its own body, will be cast out from the presence of the Lord and handed over to the fire of Gehenna that burns without end.

but those who have practised evil, and all the impious and sinners, to eternal punishment, which is called Gehenna, and outer darkness, and the worm that does not sleep, and the gnashing of teeth, and ten thousand other torments — or rather, the hardest of all, to be estranged from God and cast away from his most sweet face, and to be deprived of that indescribable glory, and to be made a public e …

it makes those who loved it pitiably the dwellers of Gehenna.

He will prepare for them, I believe, a more sulphurous Gehenna — as for his blasphemers, of course;

— a better god has been found, who is neither offended nor angry nor avenges, for whom no fire is kindled in Gehenna, for whom no gnashing of teeth shudders in the outer darkness:

And so, since that which is to be feared after death is the Creator's — namely the penalty of Gehenna — then the denier too is the Creator's.

What mention of God from Gehenna?

The very priests of Gehenna practise continence.

And if we threaten Gehenna, which is a treasury of hidden fire underground for punishment, we are likewise laughed to scorn.

What do we reckon that treasure of eternal fire to be, when certain little vent-holes of it stir up such strokes of flames that the neighbouring cities either no longer exist, or expect the like for themselves day by day?

and for "You shall not kill," "He who shall say to his brother, Racha, shall be guilty of Gehenna.

For fire shall go forth before his face, and shall consume his enemies" — slaying not only the body, but also the souls, in Gehenna.