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| - Sheol ist ein kleines Sonnensystem mit einem . Voraussetzung: Sternenkarte von Baria Frontiers (Mass Effect 2) Voraussetzung: Priorität: Rannoch (Mass Effect 3)
- Sheol (冥土 Meido) is a swampy autumn island with badlands scattered throughout it. It's also located near the end of the first half of the Grand Line, and is home to Marine branch G-6. Sheol was the location in which the majority of the G-6 Arc of One Dream took place.
- Sheol was a planet occupied by the Arachnids of Klendathu. It was decimated by the forces of the Terran Federation.
- Gei Hinnom est la première planète orbitant autour de l'étoile Sheol. Article principal: Gei Hinnom
- Sheol, is a Hebrew word in the Old Testament referring either to the abode of the wicked or to the grave or death. The KJV renders sheol as hell 31 times, grave 31 times, and pit 3 times. "Thus Sheol can refer either specifically to the abode of the wicked (cf. Psalm 9:17; Psalm 55:15), or generally to the grave or death (cf. Isaiah 38:10; Hosea 13:14). It is even used of the belly of the fish in Jonah 2:2, or of a deep pit in Numbers 16:30, 33. Scholars generally have a difficult time deciding when to interpret as 'hell,' which is why the newer translations either transliterate the word (NASB ’95, NRSV), or translate it as grave, death, depths, destruction, or pit (NIV)."
- Sheol (שאול) is the Hebrew word for the underworld. This is interesting, considering the city of Heaven, obviously based off of the land of the Afterlife, is contained within it. File:PlanetStub.png
- Sheol is A bad neighborhood on Monacus. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Sheol was one of the three moons of the planet Hades in the Cerberus System. (HH8)
- Sheol, also called Hell, is a plane of darkness which serves as a purgatory for the spirits of the dead. In Sheol, the spirits are tormented until they learn to forgive and appreciate God and thus are deemed worthy of Heaven.
- Luminosity N/A Planets Moons 0 Asteroid Belts 0 Asteroids 0 Objects 0 Location: Milky Way / Hades Nexus / Sheol Sheol is a small system with one . Prerequisite: Star Chart from Baria Frontiers store (Mass Effect 2) Prerequisite: Priority: Rannoch (Mass Effect 3) The star Sheol is a red dwarf, which may be named after the abode of the dead in Judaism.
- Sheol (pronounced "Sheh-ol"), in Hebrew שאול (She'ol), is the "grave", or "pit" or "abyss". In Judaism She'ol is the place of spiritual purification or punishment for the wicked dead in Judaism, a site at the greatest possible distance from heaven. According to most jewish sources, the period of purification or punishment is limited to only 12 months and every shabbath day is excluded from punishment. After this the soul will ascend to Olam Ha-Ba, the world to come, or will be destroyed if it is severely wicked. The place of spiritual purification or punishment for the wicked dead in Judaism is not called 'Hell' but referred to either as Gehinnom or She'ol. It is a figurative name for a place where the dead were believed to be forgathered.
- Samadhi Sheol is one of Lord Foul's three Ravers; the other two being Moksha Jehannum and Turiya Herem. Unlike its two brothers, Sheol was effectively slain by the Sandgorgon Nom when it attempted to possess the giant Honninscrave; the giant managed to trap Samadhi-Sheol in his body and thereby allowed Nom to "rend" the Raver's soul and consume the fragments, not technically killing the Raver, but damaging it beyond repair and removing it from the Despiser's service. However, by the time of Fatal Revenant, it is apparent that Sheol is still capable of malicious influence. Through the translation of Stave the Haruchai, Nom acknowledges that while the fragments of Sheol's spirit have "been forever torn from coherence, they were not deprived of intention and malice." Additionally, Stave sense
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