The English Standard Version of the Bible only has four verses in their concordance in the back of the Bible. So from what I read, basically:
Hell is a place of fire and torment. (Matthew 5:22)
Soul and body are destroyed in hell. (Matthew 10:28)
Hell has some influence over people. (James 3:6)
And, there are angels in hell. (2 Peter 2:4)
From what I gather, people may be sent there forever but if both soul and body are destroyed that may mean that you are annihilated out of existence instead of tormented forever. I like this better than the most common Christian view, the eternal conscious torment view. I don't think a lot of Christians think about what that means if the eternal conscious torment view is true.
To me, since the Bible was Not originally written in English, then the ancient manuscripts need to be considered:
Matthew 5:22 is in relation to a fiery 'Gehenna'. ( Not the English word hell or hellfire )
What was Gehenna but simply a garbage pit outside of Jerusalem where things were destroyed forever.
Nothing was kept burning forever in Gehenna but destroyed forever as fire destroys forever.
Soul and body destroyed in Gehenna - Matthew 10:28. The wicked are destroyed forever - Psalms 92:7
The word Gehenna is also the word that also appears at James 3:6
As far as those fallen angels - 2 Peter2:4-5 - the word Gehenna is Not used, but the word Tartarus is used.
Not the Tartarus of mythology, but biblically speaking those ' spirits in prison ' - 1 Peter 3:19 - are those fallen angels of Noah's day - Jude 1:6. Not biblical hell ( the grave ) but held in symbolic ' chains of darkness '.....