Meanings of future retribution in English

There is much in present tendencies to weaken the idea of future retribution.

Any fair-weather friends who choose not to attend will be noted, for future retribution.

By them you sow for yourselves and children the seeds of a future retribution.

He gave Tyrion a glare that promised future retribution, yet he went for the cloak.

The Second Book of Maccabees with emphasis repeatedly asserts future retribution and a bodily resurrection.

Naturally, too, he did not miss the opportunity of striking at the scepticism which questioned future retribution.

Jesus saw the realities of future retribution, and deliberately declares that death is a less evil than such an act.

She was unspeakably miserable, and would have wished for death, had she not been a firm believer in future retribution.

Yet there must be no consciousness of cowardice in proclaiming the doctrine of future retribution, however awful its delineation may be.

But methinks I hear the reader ask, "Did they not fear the judgment of God and a future retribution?"

A strong and clear sense of man's moral responsibility and free agency, and of certain future retribution, runs through all his plays.

As a teacher of righteousness he saw that present disobedience would bring future retribution, and he pointed it out with the utmost fidelity.

The second, the spread of fatalism, The third, the advance of materialistic ideas, and of the general disbelief in the doctrine of future retribution.

And it is to this conviction, not to a belief in future retribution, that the hero gives utterance in the memorable passage in question:

Occasionally he roused from his stupor, and, driven by the startling apparition of future retribution, paced the room in the most intense nervous excitement.

Jon sat heavily on the long wooden bench as the others left, oblivious to the looks they gave him, the silent promises of future retribution.