The SOUNDS OF HELL

[Jeremiah]

The following article appeared in the well respected Finland newspaper, Ammenusastia

hell sounds oil well hell sounds oil well "As a communist I don’t believe in heaven or the Bible but as a scientist I now believe in hell," said Dr. Azzacove. "Needless to say we were shocked to make such a discovery. But we know what we saw and we know what we heard. And we are absolutely convinced that we drilled through the gates of HELLl!"

Dr. Viktor Azzakov, director of the project to drill a 9-mile-deep hole in remote Siberia.Dr. Azzacove continued, ". . .the drill suddenly began to rotate wildly, indicating that we had reached a large empty pocket or cavern. Temperature sensors showed a dramatic increase in heat to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit." notes Dr. Azzakov. "This is 10 times higher than we expected. It almost seems as if a fiery inferno is raging within the earth's core

hell sounds oil well "We lowered a microphone, designed to detect the sounds of plate movements down the shaft. But instead of plate movements we heard a human voice screaming in pain! At first we thought the sound was coming from our own equipment." But when we made adjustments our worst suspicions were confirmed. The screams weren’t those of a single human, they were the screams of millions of humans!" Listen to a audio recording of the above article

http://www.branchministry.net/bibleteachings/hellsounds.htm
Warning beware this is extremly disturbing.

[Jobu]

"Welcome to heaven, here is your harp."

"Welcome to hell, here is your accordion."

[NeedsABetterName]

Been posted before, but still kind of creepy.

[Bugalugs]

Thats hilarious. Somone needs to be beaten around the head with their Bible belt.

[Bacilluspolymyxa]

The following article appeared in the well respected Finland newspaper, Ammenusastia

hell sounds oil well hell sounds oil well "As a communist I don’t believe in heaven or the Bible but as a scientist I now believe in hell," said Dr. Azzacove. "Needless to say we were shocked to make such a discovery. But we know what we saw and we know what we heard. And we are absolutely convinced that we drilled through the gates of HELLl!"

Dr. Viktor Azzakov, director of the project to drill a 9-mile-deep hole in remote Siberia.Dr. Azzacove continued, ". . .the drill suddenly began to rotate wildly, indicating that we had reached a large empty pocket or cavern. Temperature sensors showed a dramatic increase in heat to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit." notes Dr. Azzakov. "This is 10 times higher than we expected. It almost seems as if a fiery inferno is raging within the earth's core

hell sounds oil well "We lowered a microphone, designed to detect the sounds of plate movements down the shaft. But instead of plate movements we heard a human voice screaming in pain! At first we thought the sound was coming from our own equipment." But when we made adjustments our worst suspicions were confirmed. The screams weren’t those of a single human, they were the screams of millions of humans!" Listen to a audio recording of the above article

http://www.branchministry.net/bibleteachings/hellsounds.htm
Warning beware this is extremly disturbing.
I still don't believe in God. p-) Anyways I am sure hell is here on the surface somewhere its location changes from day to day Rwanda, Bosnia the Sudan.

[Onyks]

Pretty interesting, would want to go there and hear it for myself before I believe anything from a Communist though :lol:

[Gauntlet]

I can't hear a thing. The player won't open it.

[Jeremiah]

are you useing realplayer?

[Gauntlet]

are you useing realplayer?

Yup. I click on the deal and real player isn't picking up a thing.

[Jeremiah]

maybe its a dead link, if you want to hear it, trying searching for the sound
of hell.or use media player to open it.

[Buckeye67]

http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.htm

[Trigger]

I thought this thread was going to be about 'System of a Down' p-)

[Roldwin]

it Sounds like people in the subway when someone emit a fart rofl

[Itamajus]

that sounded funny like some tar bulbing very entertaining:)

[Gauntlet]

Interesting. I listened to the Mp3 at http://amightywind.com/mp3/hellscreams.mp3

I remember my brother making something like this for a skit about Greek Mythology (he was Hades). So for a good creepy backround noise, he recorded himself with different moans, at different lengths, overlapped them and looped the sound. It was pretty good.

[beNder]

strange...

[Snake Eater Wannabe]

sorry dude but that one chick is loud

[beNder]

sorry dude but that one chick is loud

2000 degree heat you would scream too... ;)

[scrybe]

It almost seems as if a fiery inferno is raging within the earth's core




hahaha, well, uh, yea.

[the_janitor]

Whoah, impressive stuff, I never knew they got Barbra Streisand to play in the tokyo underground...

[EvanL]

If thats what hell sounds like, im looking forward to it.

[mattnwnc03]

"the sounds of hell" heck i thought they were talking about ole mike bolton

[EffJi]

So they lower a microphone into a 2000 degree hole and somehow the microphone's less heat-resistent parts don't melt...

We need to bring back some of the good old classic songs that play satannic tunes when played backwards. Anyone got any good?

[ROY H]

Hell is supernatural, beyond me or you. This website gives a bad view of people who believe in christ. If you want to know what hell is like just read the bible.

[Buckeye67]

http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.htm

Just in case anyone missed it the first time around.

[Lifeinasmallbox]

jesus christ...thats awesome

[<Gypsum Fantastic>]

If it's true then we should jump in a rocket and invade heaven. Who's going to jump St. Peter?

[Gauntlet]

So they lower a microphone into a 2000 degree hole and somehow the microphone's less heat-resistent parts don't melt...

Good point. But I also got thinking. Why put a microphone down in a deep hole in the first point?

[Fee Fi Fo Fum]

Sounds like a muslim market.

[[AFSOC]]

Sounds like a muslim market.


ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :|

[Lexi]

Legend: Scientists drilling in Siberia went too far and ended up punching a hole through to Hell, where the screams of the damned drifted up to them.

Status: False.

Example: [Brunvand, 1993]


Geologists working somewhere in remote Siberia had drilled a hole some 14.4 kilometers deep (about 9 miles) when the drill bit suddenly began to rotate wildly. A Mr. Azzacov (identified as the project's manager) was quoted as saying they decided that the center of the earth was hollow.

Supposedly, the geologists measured temperatures of over 2,000 degrees in the deep hole. They lowered super sensitive microphones to the bottom of the well, and to their astonishment they heard the sounds of thousands, perhaps millions, of suffering souls screaming.


For those of you who are blind.. :bash:

[Oxley]

Legend: Scientists drilling in Siberia went too far and ended up punching a hole through to Hell, where the screams of the damned drifted up to them.

Status: False.

Example: [Brunvand, 1993]


Geologists working somewhere in remote Siberia had drilled a hole some 14.4 kilometers deep (about 9 miles) when the drill bit suddenly began to rotate wildly. A Mr. Azzacov (identified as the project's manager) was quoted as saying they decided that the center of the earth was hollow.

Supposedly, the geologists measured temperatures of over 2,000 degrees in the deep hole. They lowered super sensitive microphones to the bottom of the well, and to their astonishment they heard the sounds of thousands, perhaps millions, of suffering souls screaming.


For those of you who are blind.. :bash:

Eh?

[MKtexan]

I, as a Christian, dont believe in an eternal hell. Im not even sure i believe in hell at all. I have come to this conclusions by researching the topic of hell. Look here if you want information on hell in the bible.
www.what-the-hell-is-hell.com


make up your own mind

[James]

I, as a Christian, dont believe in an eternal hell. Im not even sure i believe in hell at all. I have come to this conclusions by researching the topic of hell. Look here if you want information on hell in the bible.
www.what-the-hell-is-hell.com


make up your own mind

But you are a Christian? :|

[MKtexan]

I believe in Jesus Christ as the saviour, althought i dont always act very good. :( we all sin.
People should not take the Bible word for word, you have to look at it and research it. Its a book that is very old, and has gone through many translations. Words change, meanings change. You cant take things for face value. have to look deeper into the Bible, and i have only scrached the surface, considering i dont do much reading in the Bible. I should read it more often.

[James]

I believe in Jesus Christ as the saviour, althought i dont always act very good. :( we all sin.
People should not take the Bible word for word, you have to look at it and research it. Its a book that is very old, and has gone through many translations. Words change, meanings change. You cant take things for face value. have to look deeper into the Bible, and i have only scrached the surface, considering i dont do much reading in the Bible. I should read it more often.

Ok... I sin on a regular basis... I think we might be kind of similar in this regard...

[Auzzzie]

I am an athiest, so for me hell is just something used on gullible children to make them eat their broccoli. :lol:

[Ratamacue]

I am an athiest, so for me hell is just something used on gullible children to make them eat their broccoli. :lol:
Damn straight.

[James]

To each their own. I don't choose to believe, I just do. Can't help it.

[MKtexan]

Im curious to know what you belive, James, if you so choose to share this.

[Nugget]

hell to me isnt like fire and brimstone .... i heard that the person who saw .. or had a vision of hell was one of the johns in the bible .. cant remember which one .... i think he described the best he could about hell ... like i said it was a vision ....

i myself am told that hell is a complete separation from God .... all the happiness, joy, laughter etc ete comes from God .... so ya ... thats what i believe.

:oops:

[James]

Im curious to know what you belive, James, if you so choose to share this.

I am a Christian, and I can't help being such - I just am. I also dislike going to church (it seems to me to be a support mechanism for people who think they should believe, but don't have faith)... For me, religion is a very personal thing. I have no doubts about where I will end up - drinking wine with Jesus and my friends and family who have passed before me.

I am not being sarcastic.

[Sir Zach of R.]

Im curious to know what you belive, James, if you so choose to share this.

I am a Christian, and I can't help being such - I just am. I also dislike going to church (it seems to me to be a support mechanism for people who think they should believe, but don't have faith)... For me, religion is a very personal thing. I have no doubts about where I will end up - drinking wine with Jesus and my friends and family who have passed before me.

I am not being sarcastic.

x2

[ROY H]

I believe in Jesus Christ as the saviour, althought i dont always act very good. :( we all sin.
People should not take the Bible word for word, you have to look at it and research it. Its a book that is very old, and has gone through many translations. Words change, meanings change. You cant take things for face value. have to look deeper into the Bible, and i have only scrached the surface, considering i dont do much reading in the Bible. I should read it more often.

Don't you think Christ being as powerful as he is the alpha the omega, the beginning and the end that he has kept his word intact through all of the ages? After all he says countless of times in the Bible I am the word and thus the word is me.

[Sir Zach of R.]

Holy cow. I just listened to the audio, and I have never, in my whole life, been so scared or disturbed. :|

[Virus]

I believe in Jesus Christ as the saviour, althought i dont always act very good. :( we all sin.
People should not take the Bible word for word, you have to look at it and research it. Its a book that is very old, and has gone through many translations. Words change, meanings change. You cant take things for face value. have to look deeper into the Bible, and i have only scrached the surface, considering i dont do much reading in the Bible. I should read it more often.

Don't you think Christ being as powerful as he is the alpha the omega, the beginning and the end that he has kept his word intact through all of the ages? After all he says countless of times in the Bible I am the word and thus the word is me.


Well then we should be reading the bible in its original language, not with so many different versions out today.

[MKtexan]

Don't you think Christ being as powerful as he is the alpha the omega, the beginning and the end that he has kept his word intact through all of the ages? After all he says countless of times in the Bible I am the word and thus the word is me.

But does it not also say in the Bible that men will create their own rules and distort things??

"But there were also false prophets among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you. They will SECRETLY INTRODUCE DESTRUCTIVE HERESIES, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought them -- bringing swift destruction on themselves. Many will follow their shameful ways and will bring the way of truth into disrepute. In their greed these teachers will exploit you with stories they have made up. Their condemnation has long been hanging over them, and their destruction has not been sleeping" (II Pet.2:1-3).

Found Online, not sure which translation.


"Sometimes false prophets spoke to the people of Israel. False teachers will also sneak in and speak harmful lies to you. But these teachers dont really belong to the master who paid a great price for them, and they will quickly destroy themselves. Many people will follow their evil ways and cause others to tell lies about the true way. They will be greedy and cheat you with smooth talk, But long ago God decided to punish them, and God doesnt sleep." (II Peter.2: 1-3)

Contemporary English Version.



According to this author, Hell was not a part of Christianity for the first 500 years or Christianity. Some how, it all of the sudden came into play.

The Early Christian View of the Savior
By Gary Amirault
http://www.tentmaker.org/books/EarlyChristianView.html

[MKtexan]

This is also very intersting. Thisis part of a paper written by Gary Amirault, on http://www.tentmaker.org/tracts/IsJesusTheWorldsGreatestSinner.html

"This article is much too short to get into the subject, but none of these Hell or "eternal punishment" type of phrases should ever have been brought into English translations. The Roman Catholic Church, with its "convert or die" policies, took almost all of the pagan and idolatrous practices of the countries it forced to convert and "christened" them, that is, incorporated them into the church. Thousands of pagan ideas and practices became Christian that way. When one seriously studies the Reformation, we realize that Protestants did not go all the way in clean up the "House of the Lord." They left many false doctrines in tact. One of these false doctrines which came from pagan countries is the idea of a place of eternal punishment called "Hell." A quick look into an encyclopedia should tell a person this word in its religious form comes from Norse mythology, not from the Greek and Hebrew in the Bible. The whole concept of a place of eternal torment comes from a mistranslation of the Hebrew word Sheol and the Greek words Hades, Gehenna, and Tartarus all being translated into the Anglo-Saxon word "Hell." The Reformation translators translated from their traditions, not from knowledge of Hebrew and Greek. As Bible translations get closer to the original languages, our pagan concept of Hell will fade away. Paul never preached a place of eternal torment to anyone! That is why he could say in 1 Timothy 4:9-11, "This is a faithful saying worthy of all acceptance. For to this end we both labor and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, who is the Savior of all men, especially those who believe." He could also say and mean, "Love never fails!" (1 Cor. 13:8) John tells us that "God is Love." (1 John 4:8) Therefore, God never fails! He never misses the mark! We, in our short-sightedness may have brought Him down to our image, that is, a sinner, but He will be vindicated. When He is, will you hand your head in shame? It is not too late to "study to show yourself approved" and see for yourself the glorious Truth that the salvation of the world does not depend upon a hypocritical, lazy, selfish church. No, the world, all of it, is in much better hands...Jesus Christ, the Savior of all mankind, Who gave Himself a ransom for all, including you, whether you presently are aware of it or not. "
From http://www.tentmaker.org/tracts/IsJesusTheWorldsGreatestSinner.html
By Gary Amirault

[PhillyMobster]

Not mocking or anything, but its kinda funny to be having Jesus talk on a Military web site. :lol:

In all seriousness, I'm a Christian too. Its actually very much due to some of the things that happened to a couple of my friends in Iraq last year.

One of them was on patrol in Sadr City back in June, and his HMMVW was ambushed by three guys, one with an RPG, and the others with AKs. So he opened up on them, cut all three of them down--just as a little kid stepped out from an alley way. It happened so fast, he didn't have time to even take his finger off the trigger before his bullets went into the kids path. At the final instant, his carbine jammed. It was the first and only time he's had a stoppage with his M4, and it saved the kid's life.

The other two incidents happened to my brother-in-law's cousin, who actually just returned from Iraq a few weeks ago. He was in Baghdad last summer, and was on patrol with his unit. He went over a double-stacked Russian anti-tank mine, and while the detonating charge went off, the mines didn't explode. Then later in his tour, he got sick with some kinda flu bug or something, one afternoon, just before he was supposed to go out on patrol. The unit left w/o him, and his vehicle promtly got walloped by an IED, and everyone aboard was killed.

I just find those stories too incredible to be merely coincidences.

That, plus the fact that I can't find any reason why life exists on planet earth, or why planet earth even exists, unless there is something else out there which is beyond our comprehension. I am satisfied that there is a God. Like all of us here, I'm not a little cherub, but hey, I'm 18, so cut me some slack... ;)

[Werewolf01]

I believe in God, but this sounds like a load of crap to me....then again maybe Siberia is Hell...counting trees for eternity...

[usa320]

I believe in hell and evil, no doubt.

but i dont believe this crap.

[molly747]

Kids, don't watch TBN. Those people are idiots. [And yes, I am a Christian, I go to mass every Saturday evening, and plan on doing it for the rest of my life.] Believers, leave the non-believers alone, and non-believers, leave the believers alone. You have no idea how annoying you are.

Origins: This legend is quite popular among Christian groups as it "proves" Hell (and therefore God) exists. Popular endings to the story have it that the scientists ran screaming Hell! from the site, or that since the discovery conversions to Christianity are occurring at an unprecedented rate.

If there is a Hell under Siberia, scientists have yet to discover it. What we have here is an enthralling legend that's been spun off an actual event.

In 1984, an article about an experimental well in Russia's Kola Peninsula appeared in Scientific American. The Kola well reached 12 kilometers into the ground, where scientists encountered rare rock formations, flows of gas and water, and temperatures up to 180°. (That's 180°, folks, not the 2,000° usually reported in any "Scientists Discover Hell!" screed. It was hot, but it wasn't hellishly so.)

Those who did the actual drilling of this very real well did not break through to a hollow centre, and certainly no piteous screams of the damned were heard. That part — all of it — was pure embellishment added after this real event was turned into a legend. (Yes, we know that any number of web sites offer audio clips purporting to be the screams of the damned as recorded in the Well to Hell, and all of them sound like they could be the noise from a typical bar on a busy Friday evening.)

The report on the digging of that well and the difficulties encountered during the project were collided with someone's vision of what should have been found down there. A little exaggerating about depth and temperature, some fabrication about hollow centres and screams, and all of a sudden there was this great story to throw back at those who claim there is no God.

Though it's impossible to pinpoint when the news story about a well in Russia transformed into a story about scientists breaking into Hell or who was responsible for that transformation, we do know that in 1989 the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) aired a "Scientists Discover Hell" story and placed the event as happening in the Kola Peninsula. A Norwegian schoolteacher visiting California heard that broadcast and took the story back to Norway with him. He then mailed it to a Christian magazine in Finland. In the form of a letter from a reader, it reached a Finnish missionaries newsletter. From there it returned to the United States, reaching both the TBN people and other evangelists who then claimed they had gotten it from a respected Finnish scientific journal.
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In the spring of 1990, the legend as we now know it appeared in both Praise The Lord (February) and Midnight Cry (April). Debunkings of it showed up in Christianity Today (July) and Biblical Archaeology Review (November). Even so, the Weekly World News ran the story in 1992, this time setting it in Alaska and claiming thirteen oil rig workers were killed when the Devil came roaring up out of the ground.

You can't beat that for embellishment.

--Barbara "just a spoonful of auger helps the 'men has sinned' go down" Mikkelson

Last updated: 31 December 1998

http://www.snopes.com/religion/wellhell.htm

[MKtexan]

Yes, it is a military discussion forum :D but hey, it cant hurt anyone to talk about it :P

Wow, those are intersting stories, PhillyMobster. Im Glad your brother-in-law's cousin is ok, and that that kid lived.