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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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Latest revision as of 03:13, January 29, 2023
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.
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.