Примери за използване на Eternal torment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Eternal torment.
For saving me from eternal torment.
Eternal Torment or Destruction?
Did Jesus Teach Eternal Torment?
Eternal torment for the lost would cast a shadow forever over the happiness of the redeemed.
The Rich man is in eternal torment.
Oh, what an eternal torment is this, what an eternal fire, what a gnashing of teeth!
What we believe:There is no eternal torment in a fiery hell.
And those ones… even without repenting… I will condemn them to eternal torment.
But sending you to eternal torment… That's just a juicy bonus.
And even this passage does not talk about eternal torment.
A dungeon of suffering and eternal torment surrounded by a flaming river.
All rejoice that Jesus saves us from eternal torment.
The traditional view of hell as eternal torment is either Biblical or unbiblical.
In this whole passage,there is no allusion to eternal torment.
Those who die rejecting Christ receive eternal torment, with no second chance after death.
One who kills, however, falls into Hell to suffer eternal torment.
The Orthodox Church understands hell as a place of eternal torment for those who willfully reject the grace of God.
As a result it became a symbol of the place of eternal torment.
The doctrine of natural immortality and eternal torment was further popularized by Jerome and Augustine.
Jesus used this word to designate the place of eternal torment Matt.
Furthermore, eternal torment serves no positive, reformative purpose, simply because it only torments sinners without reforming them.
The lake of fire is the second death, not eternal torment in hell.
Cosmologically, the doctrine of eternal torment perpetuates a cosmic dualism that contradicts the prophetic vision of the new world, from which sin and sinners have forever passed away.
Well, you're the one who just doomed your ex-boyfriend to eternal torment.
Perhaps it is the thought of men andwomen living a life of eternal torment in hell that causes some to reject the teaching of Scripture on this issue.
Likewise, the«eternal judgment» should not be interpreted as an eternal torment.
If we should go back to the immortality of the soul,purgatory, eternal torment and the Sunday Sabbath, would that be anything less than apostasy?
This point is considered later in conjunction with the moral implications of eternal torment.
If we should go back to the immortality of the soul,purgatory, eternal torment and the Sunday Sabbath, would that be anything less than apostasy?