First of all, one has to understand that there are 3 greek words that are translated "hell" in the New Testament in the King James Bible which I firmly believe is the most accurate bible version. The 10 times that Hades is translated "hell", it refers to a place where an unsaved, Christ rejector goes immediately upon dying, it is a place of torment deep in the earth, and the 12 times that the Greek word Gehenna is translated "hell", it refers to the lake of fire that all the occupants of hell and even hell itself will be cast into at the end of the Great White Throne Judgment as scripture says. Now, the Greek word Tatarus is only translated "hell" only once, and that refers to the bottomless pit which is the lowest part of Hades where there are some fallen angels imprisoned there now as stated in 2 Peter 2:4 in the New Testament, and where Satan himself will be imprisoned at the end of this age. The bottomless pit is a place only for fallen angels and for Satan, but hades which is translated hell as stated earlier is a place for human lost souls which is above the bottomless pit.
A bottomless pit typically refers to a deep hole or chasm with no visible or known bottom. A pit of nothingness, on the other hand, could refer to a void or empty space that lacks substance or content. The main difference is that a bottomless pit emphasizes the idea of depth or endlessness, while a pit of nothingness conveys a sense of emptiness or absence.
go to the store buy the new "bottomless pit digger" and use it outside on the ground
The Bottomless Pit - 1915 was released on: USA: 29 January 1915
The cast of The Bottomless Pit - 1915 includes: Shorty Hamilton
Pits are dark and often (in literature) endless, hence "bottomless pit". Generally, the pit symbolises eternal descent to a foreign and sinister place, which is usually hell in classical works influenced by Biblical symbolism.
Abyss.
Kyogre
it's called a tunnel
Repetition : "Redemption songs" Oxymoron: "From the bottomless pit"
A ring!
The phrase "the kid's stomach was a bottomless pit" is an expression used to describe a child who eats a lot or has a seemingly insatiable appetite. It implies that the child can eat a large amount of food without feeling full, similar to how a bottomless pit has no end.
a horde of ratsa sharpened pendulum getting ever nearera bottomless pit with wall closing in.