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Matthew 25:46
“Then they will go away to eternal punishment, but the righteous to eternal life.”
Bibles Without "Everlasting Punishment"
"age-during punishment" and "age-during life" Concordant literal, Young's literal, Rotherham's, Bullingers (foot notes), Wilson's Diaglot, Weymouth's, Clementson's, Scarlett's, and many more here An Analytical Study of Words - Undivided Version
Believers will enjoy age-during life.
Unbelievers will experience kolasis aionion (age-during punishment)
Matthew 25:46 - “Aionian” or “Eternal” http://www.savior-of-all.com/aionian.html
Greek scholar William Barclay wrote concerning kolasis aionion (age-during corrective punishment) in Matthew 25:46
"The Greek word for punishment is kolasis, which was not originally an ethical word at all. It originally meant the pruning of trees to make them grow better. There is no instance in Greek secular literature where kolasis does not mean remedial punishment. It is a simple fact that in Greek kolasis always means remedial punishment. God's punishment is always for man's cure."
Rodgertutt,
Do you have any clue who those scholars are\were?
BTW ... Bibles Without "Everlasting Punishment" ... just because they don't that particular words that is just one of several correct applicable definitions doesn't automatically mean they are denying the teaching of hell and the finality of it.
Last edited by twin.spin; 12-03-2010 at 09:21 PM..
How do you know... where is your prove? They were not in the business of proving themselves of their superiority nor do they have to prove anything. The proof your wanting will come soon enough, and then we shall see.
The proof will become very clear to you as soon as you show your very first scholar the following.
And it will become even more clear after you show it to scholar after scholar with the same result. It is simply indisputable that the Greek form is as it is shown here.
……………………..ENGLISH…………………………..Greek Form
Mat 21:19……….“forever”……………………………“singular”
Mat 6:13………….“forever”…………………………..“PLURAL”
Heb 1:8……………“forever and ever”…………….“singular/singular”
Gal 1:5…………….“forever and ever”…………….“PLURAL/PLURAL”
Dan 7:18 LXX …“forever and ever”……………..“singular/PLURAL” in LXX
Eph 3:21………….“world without end”……………“singular/PLURAL”
Last edited by rodgertutt; 12-03-2010 at 09:17 PM..
Reason: addition
Rodgertutt,
Do you have any clue who those scholars are\were?
It makes no difference who they are\were.
I guarantee they will all agree, unless they choose to lie, that the Greek form is as follows. Try contacting one of them and find out for yourself.
……………………..ENGLISH…………………………..Greek Form
Mat 21:19……….“forever”……………………………“singular”
Mat 6:13………….“forever”…………………………..“PLURAL”
Heb 1:8……………“forever and ever”…………….“singular/singular”
Gal 1:5…………….“forever and ever”…………….“PLURAL/PLURAL”
Dan 7:18 LXX …“forever and ever”……………..“singular/PLURAL” in LXX
Eph 3:21………….“world without end”……………“singular/PLURAL”
Last edited by rodgertutt; 12-03-2010 at 09:22 PM..
Reason: addition
It makes no difference who they are\were.
I guarantee they will all agree, unless they choose to lie, that the Greek form is as follows. Try contacting one of them and find out for yourself.
……………………..ENGLISH…………… …………..Greek Form
Mat 21:19……….“forever”………………… ………“singular”
Mat 6:13………….“forever”……………… ………..“PLURAL”
Heb 1:8……………“forever and ever”…………….“singular/singular”
Gal 1:5…………….“forever and ever”…………….“PLURAL/PLURAL”
Dan 7:18 LXX …“forever and ever”……………..“singular/PLURAL” in LXX
Eph 3:21………….“world without end”……………“singular/PLURAL”
Thanks for finally admitting why Finn_Jaber didn't respond. I wouldn't matter what was said.
You wanted proof..you wanted names ... you got it.
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It is simply indisputable
What does "soon enough" mean?
