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The powerful modern term of "infinite" may be preferred usage in many places today, as it conveys an immediate benefit rather than a distant one.
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'''Everlasting''' is a term often used in [[Bible]] translations, particularly by the [[King James Version]] and less so by modern versions.  Its use in the [[Old Testament]] is retained more than its use in the [[New Testament]], where "[[eternal]]" is often used instead.
 
'''Everlasting''' is a term often used in [[Bible]] translations, particularly by the [[King James Version]] and less so by modern versions.  Its use in the [[Old Testament]] is retained more than its use in the [[New Testament]], where "[[eternal]]" is often used instead.
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The powerful modern term of "[[infinite]]" may be preferred usage in many places today, as it conveys an immediate benefit rather than a distant one.
 
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