The deep, or the great deep, signifies in Scripture, hell, the place of punishment, the bottomless pit, Luke 8:31, compare Revelation 9:1 11:7; the grave, Romans 10:7; the deepest parts of the sea, Psalm 69:15 107:26; chaos in the beginning of the world, Genesis 1:2. See HELL.

4688. metsolah -- depth, deep
... Definition: depths. Word Origin from the same as tsulah Definition depth, deep
NASB Word Usage deep (4), depths (7). bottom, deep, depth. Or ...
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8415. tehom -- deep, sea, abyss
... Word Origin from an unused word Definition deep, sea, abyss NASB Word Usage deep
(22), deeps (8), depths (4), ocean depths (1), springs (1). ...
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6009. amoq -- to be deep
... Word Origin a prim. root Definition to be deep NASB Word Usage deep (1), deeply
(2), depths (2), gone deep (2), made it deep (1), make it deep (1). ...
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8328. shoresh -- a root
... Word Origin from an unused word Definition a root NASB Word Usage base (1), deep
root (1), depths (1), line (1), pretext (1), root (17), roots (10), soles (1). ...
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4278. mechqar -- a range (an area to explore)
... Definition: depths. Word Origin from chaqar Definition a range (an area to
explore) NASB Word Usage depths (1). deep place. From chaqar ...
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