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    Perish

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    ἀπόλλυμι means "be destroyed". The angel of the bottomless pit (Rev. 9:11) is named Apollyon, "the destroyer".

    "Death" is θάνατος.
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      Originally posted by One Bad Pig View Post
      ἀπόλλυμι means "be destroyed". The angel of the bottomless pit (Rev. 9:11) is named Apollyon, "the destroyer".

      "Death" is θάνατος.
      Thank you.

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        Just looking at the uses of "perish" in various texts it seem to point to something being destroyed.
        One can act in such a way so as to destroy one relationship with God by not doing as he says. (it perishes.)
        But in the long run it seems to point out that all faithful humans will live forever and faithless be destroyed or "perish" forever.
        BU

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