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1
And these shall go into
everlasting
punishment
:
but the just, into life
everlasting
.
2
There had been no penalty of
everlasting
punishment
denounced against vulgarity.
3
And these shall go away into
everlasting
punishment
:
but the righteous into life eternal.
4
The wicked shall then go into
everlasting
punishment
,
and the righteous to life eternal.
5
If not, then in justice there is no
everlasting
punishment
.
6
And these shall go away into
everlasting
punishment
:
but the righteous into life eternal.'-MATT
7
This seems to me a strong argument against
everlasting
punishment
.
8
Sisyphus and Tityus, not Thersites, are supposed by Homer to be undergoing
everlasting
punishment
.
9
The issues of which are
everlasting
punishment
for the wicked and everlasting life for the redeemed.
10
Since therefore some sins incur a debt of
everlasting
punishment
,
as stated above (A.
11
And these shall go away into
everlasting
punishment
.
12
Now is the doctrine of
everlasting
punishment
profitable?
13
There we learned the total depravity of human nature and the sinner's awful danger of
everlasting
punishment
.
14
He said that 'annihilation was better for the wicked than
everlasting
punishment
,
'
and to that I assented.
15
Failure to do so meant
everlasting
punishment
.
16
Further; he cannot suffer
everlasting
punishment
.
everlasting
punishment
everlasting