Paradise Lost explanation (61 -83)

Paradise Lost explanation (61 -83)

It was like a horrible prison blazing like a huge furnace. But there was no light coming out of that furnace flames but only darkness and through this darkness only sight of sorrows were visible and scenes of distress. It was the place where peace and rest can never come, hope never comes. Only thing which comes is never ending torture and suffering. There was deluge of fire continuously burning with an inexhaustible supply of sulphur. This is the place which has been created by Eternal Judge for those who have rebellious attitude. This underground prison was fixed in utter/complete darkness. The distance between hell and heaven was three times the distance between the earth, the center of the universe and the northernmost limit of the universe. Oh, what a difference was between where they were living before (heaven) and where they are living now (hell). Satan tried to observe the condition of other fallen angels where were with him in revolt against God and in what miserable condition they were? They were overwhelmed by fiery floods and stormy winds. They were lying unconscious. He soon realized who was near him, next to him in power and sins, he was identified as Beelzebub. To whom the Arch-Enemy who was once called SATAN in heaven addressed him in bold words breaking the horrible silence of heaven.