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|description=No hell at all, but a valley near Jerusalem, where Israelites immolated their children to Moloch. In that valley a place named ''Tophet ''was situated, where a fire was perpetually preserved for sanitary purposes. The prophet Jeremiah informs us that his countrymen, the Jews, used to sacrifice their children on that spot {{ | |description=No hell at all, but a valley near Jerusalem, where Israelites immolated their children to Moloch. In that valley a place named ''Tophet ''was situated, where a fire was perpetually preserved for sanitary purposes. The prophet Jeremiah informs us that his countrymen, the Jews, used to sacrifice their children on that spot {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |||
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Gehenna
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No hell at all, but a valley near Jerusalem, where Israelites immolated their children to Moloch. In that valley a place named Tophet was situated, where a fire was perpetually preserved for sanitary purposes. The prophet Jeremiah informs us that his countrymen, the Jews, used to sacrifice their children on that spot (TG).
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