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    The phrase 'feel pain forever' (eis ton aiona) in the Sep... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Judith 16:17 supports ECT

    The phrase 'feel pain forever' (eis ton aiona) in the Septuagint consistently denotes unending duration, not mere annihilation or temporary suffering.

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