The later view of it is anticipated in an Isaianic reference to a large topheth (burning place) near Jerusalem, said to be lit by the Lord to punish the Assyrians and their king.
It was originally the Hebrew name of a valley just south of Jerusalems southwestern hill. The later view of it is anticipated in an Isaianic reference to a large topheth (burning place) near Jerusalem, said to be lit by the Lord to punish the Assyrians and their king. For 10 points, name this place, where, according to Jesus in the synoptic Gospels, sinner are punished after death.
It was originally the Hebrew name of a valley just south of Jerusalems southwestern hill.
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