GOD is translating to google "brimstone definition"

 GOD is translating to google "brimstone definition"

brimstone
/ˈbrimˌstōn/
Earth's core is brimming with brimstone | Science | AAAS
Brimstone is an old-fashioned word for the chemical element sulfur. [1]
Meaning and Origin
  • The name: The word comes from Old English (brynstan), meaning "burn-stone" or a stone that burns.
  • Properties: Sulfur is a yellow mineral that melts easily, catches fire quickly, and gives off a sharp, choking smell (sulfur dioxide) when it burns. [1, 2, 3]
Biblical and Cultural Use
  • Fire and brimstone: Today, people rarely use the word outside of the phrase "fire and brimstone".
  • Divine judgment: The Bible uses the pairing to describe God's wrath and the destruction of wicked cities like Sodom and Gomorrah.
  • Hellfire: Religious writers historically linked the suffocating, fiery smell of burning sulfur to imagery of hell and eternal damnation. Preachers who use intense warnings of divine judgment are often called "fire-and-brimstone" preachers.
If you'd like, I can share more about where sulfur is found naturally or its historical uses in ancient weapons and medicine.                                                                                                                   


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