Published in 1969, Hell is one of evangelist Oliver B. Greene's best-known works, presenting a passionate defense of the traditional Christian doctrine of eternal punishment. Drawing directly from biblical passages, Greene addresses questions surrounding the existence of Hell, the Devil, demons, the soul after death, and the nature of divine judgment. The book reflects the fire-and-brimstone preaching that defined much of twentieth-century American fundamentalism.
A compelling feature of this copy is a handwritten ownership inscription reading:
"Property of Rev. Wm. H. Manger — Dec. 1976."
The inscription adds a little piece of provenance, suggesting this volume once belonged to a working minister.
