there is additionally gehenna, the place where judgement takes place, described as unquenchable fire (mark 9:43) where the soul is destroyed, relating to the second death   this is what people think off when they think of hell, but this isnt eternal torture either. so on this we can assume that both, sheol and hades are the same thing and merely different language on the same thing. this both is what the kjv calls hell. however from this follows that hell is not eternal but only lasts until judgement day. as such the story, if i got everything right goes like this: eventualy shit will get really bad and god comes in to btfo evil. then the faithful are ressurected becoming the leaders and priests in his 1000 year kingdom. after this reign hades will give their dead up, the 2.ressurection, and they will be judged according to their hearts (romans 2:14-16) then hades and death are thrown into the lake of fire as well as anyone not in the book of life (meaning that hades, death as well as the one judged to be too evil getting destroyed, the second death). then a new earth and heaven will be made (revelation 21) and everyone lived happily ever after. the eternal punishment is reserved for satan, the false prophet, the beast and those that took its mark and worshipped it > 9and they marched across the broad expanse of the earth and surrounded the camp of the saints and the beloved city. but fire came down from heavena and consumed them. 10and the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur, into which the beast and the false prophet had already been thrown. there they will be tormented day and night forever and ever. (also revelation 14:9-11) so there is sheol/hades to await judgement, gehenna where judgement happens at the second ressurection and the soul destroyed, and the eternal torment
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