Примери за използване на Everlasting punishment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A place of everlasting punishment.
Then the evil-doers will be told," Taste the everlasting punishment.
Now taste the everlasting punishment for your deeds.
Then it will be said to those who were wrongdoers,‘ Taste the everlasting punishment.
They shall have everlasting punishment.
I do not myself feel that any person who is really profoundly human can believe in everlasting punishment.
And these will go away into everlasting punishment(Matthew 25:46).
People fall into line very readily when they're threatened… by these cosmic sentences of everlasting punishment.
Taste the everlasting punishment for what you were doing.”.
The wrongdoers are in an everlasting punishment.
Taste the everlasting punishment because of what you used to do.
The wrongdoers are in an everlasting punishment.
To quote Bertrand Russell"I do not myself feel that any person who is really profoundly humane can believe in everlasting punishment.".
It has nothing to do with the everlasting punishment of immortal souls.
The«everlasting punishment» is therefore the everlasting death of the wicked, whom God«shall slay», without any possible return to life.
And these will go away into everlasting punishment….
I do, however, disagree with Bertrand Russell's statement“I do not myself feel that any person who is really profoundly humane can believe in everlasting punishment.”.
First of all they say that the expression«everlasting punishment» means«everlasting torment».
That Hell-fire is a place of everlasting punishment where sinners(all who do not have their names in the book of life) will suffer torments forever and ever.
Therefore taste the recompense of your forgetting the confronting of this day of yours; We have abandoned you- now taste the everlasting punishment, the recompense of your deeds!”.
Many are troubled over the expression,"everlasting punishment," but notice that it does not say"everlasting punishing.".
The recognition of this fact is essential for interpreting later the sayings of Jesus about eternal fire andfor resolving the apparent contradiction we find in the New Testament between"everlasting punishment"(Matt 25:46) and"everlasting destruction"(2 Thess 1:9).
Russell's charge that Christ is"partly responsible" for the doctrine of everlasting punishment which"gave the world generations of cruel torture" cannot be dismissed lightly as the fruit of an agnostic mind.
In closing this examination of the traditional view of hell as the place of a literal, everlasting punishment of the wicked, three major observations can be made.
Christ certainly as depicted in the Gospels did believe in everlasting punishment, and one does find repeatedly a vindictive fury against those people who would not listen to His preaching- an attitude which is not uncommon with preachers, but which does somewhat detract from superlative excellence….