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That unknown country : or, What living men believe concerning punishment after death, together with recorded views of men of former times. The whole field explored, every source of wisdom, past and present, made tributary to the illumination of this theme, man's final destiny (1889)

Abbott, Lyman, 1835-1922 · Springfield, Mass. : C. A. Nichols & Co. · leaf 605

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^^>2>4^ •i^^e? … CHAPTER XXXII. The Eternity of Hell-Torments is Acknowledged Through-out Scripture ; no Literal Fire, Worm, or Brimstone,these Words being Employed Figuratively, toShow the Intensity op Future Punishment. No Pardon for the Impenitent Hereafter ever Taught by Christ.—Jlan Determines inthis World…

Future punishment · Hell · Retribution -- Religious aspects

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