Usar "unquenchable" en una oración

1. It was an imperative, an unquenchable thirst, almost a universal longing for an end to this particular night

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2. The figure of unquenchable fire is

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3. A) What about the unquenchable fire in Mark 9:48?

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4. Even he needed to be removed from that hub of unending supply and unquenchable demand, to see how easy it was to be taken in by such

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5. sucked dry by the unquenchable thirst of the oncoming tsunami

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6. unquenchable thirst I was feeling

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7. Whose fan is in his hand, and he will throughly purge his floor, and will gather the wheat into his garner; but the chaff he will burn with fire unquenchable

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8. He will gather His wheat into the barn but He will burn up the chaff with unquenchable fire

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9. The righteous having succeeded both in enduring the trials and hating the indulgences of the soul whenever they witness how those who have swerved and denied Jesus by words or deeds are punished with grievous torments in fire unquenchable will give glory to their God and say "There will be hope for him who has served God with his whole heart

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10. unquenchable energy source that not only produced, but held all

11. It is a thirst that becomes unquenchable

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12. “A small body of determined spirits, fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter the course of history"

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13. A drink was proffered seemingly without payment, and this black fisherman (for what other occupation could such a man have?) gulped it down with the unquenchable thirst of a seasoned sot

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14. Zen…is simply this: An unquenchable thirst for truth and the sure belief that only somewhere in the inner space of self can truth be found

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15. rushed headlong in an effort to satisfy their team mates' unquenchable thirsts

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16. unquenchable fire growing stronger inside of him

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17. and this unquenchable zest

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18. Is not dread of thirst when your well is full, the thirst that is unquenchable?

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19. "The villain has fled," he told Priscilla, coming back drenched in body but unquenchable in spirit

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20. unquenchable thirst for it

21. “Because I have a thirst that is unquenchable

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22. "Unquenchable fire" and "their worm dies not" as they are used in the Old and

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23. John the Baptist used "Unquenchable fire" on one occasion

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24. gather his wheat into the garner, but the chaff he will burn up with unquenchable fire"

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25. Will this unquenchable fire forever torment the chaff, which

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26. When firefighter cannot put out a burning building, they say it is an unquenchable fire,

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27. An unquenchable fire is one

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28. Unquenchable fire is used on one occasion by Christ of the burning of trash in the city

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29. on the only occasion Christ used "Unquenchable fire" was repeated two times or five

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30. [1] The only occasion Christ used "unquenchable fire" in Mark 9:43 and 9:48, He was

31. When fire fighters cannot put out a fire they call it an unquenchable fire but it goes out

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32. Those who believe in Hell change "unquenchable"

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33. were on the earth that were being consumed by the unquenchable fire and undying

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34. eternally torment a dead body? It is the fire that is unquenchable and both Isaiah and

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35. There is not even a hint that the corpses that were in the unquenchable fire were

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36. Without doubt, this unquenchable fire burning those that had been slain by

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37. unquenchable fire went out when it had did it’s work, not a punishment in Hell that

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38. God‘s judgment on Israel was unquenchable, no one could stop it, but it

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39. judgment on Edom that has long passed, not an unquenchable fire in Hell after the

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40. These passages show that the writers of the Old Testament used "unquenchable

41. His audience would know the way unquenchable fire and

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42. Summary: The worm that dies not, and the unquenchable fire, as used in the Old

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43. saved] into the garner, but He will burn up the chaff [the lost] with unquenchable fire"

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44. building they say it is an unquenchable fire, but it is not a fire that will burn forever; no

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45. An unquenchable fire is not an eternal fire, but one that cannot

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46. (1) The only occasion Christ used "unquenchable fire" is in Mark 9:43 and 9:48,

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47. consumed by the unquenchable fire and undying maggots, it was “those slain by the

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48. It is the fire that is unquenchable and both Isaiah and Christ speak only of the

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49. There is not even a hint that the corpses that were in the unquenchable

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50. Without doubt, this unquenchable fire burning those that had been slain

51. fields, and the fruit of the ground be in unquenchable fire in Hell

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52. “the palaces of Jerusalem” that would be destroyed by an unquenchable fire; are “the

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53. know the way unquenchable fire and undying worms were used in the Old Testament and

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54. saved) into the garner, but He will burn up the chaff (the lost) with unquenchable fire"

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55. They cared no comfort of their own, though they knew they were on a collapsing planet rent apart from its Sun! The army marched ahead with unquenchable thirst for Human and Ultiman blood

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56. The evil will have an unquenchable appetite

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57. gather his wheat into the garner, but the chaff he will BURN UP with unquenchable fire"

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58. When firefighter cannot put out a burning building, they say it is an unquenchable fire

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59. unquenchable fire is not used in the rest of the New Testament; it was never used by Paul,

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60. with an "unquenchable fire

61. out when there was nothing more to consume; then the unquenchable fire went out

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62. TORMENT A DEAD BODY? It is the fire that is unquenchable and both Isaiah and

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63. God’s judgment on Israel was unquenchable, no one could stop it, but it

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64. BUT THE CHAFF HE WILL BURN UP WITH UNQUENCHABLE FIRE" [Matthew 3:7-

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65. "Unquenchable fire" and "their worm dies not" as they are used in the Old and New Testaments: utter destruction

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66. He says Christ "will gather his wheat into the garner, but the chaff he will burn up with unquenchable fire" (Matthew 3:12; Luke 3:17)

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67. Will this unquenchable fire forever torment the chaff, which has been burned up?

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68. When a fire surpasses the ability of firefighter, and they cannot put out a burning building they say it is an unquenchable fire, but it is not a fire that will burn forever; no one will be able to escape from it by putting it out, but it will go out when there is nothing more to burn

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69. An unquenchable fire is not an eternal fire, but one that cannot be put out unto there is nothing to burn

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70. Unquenchable fire is used on one occasion by Christ of the burning of trash in the city dump in Mark 9:43 where He repeats it a second time in verses 48 in the American Standard Version, Revised Standard Version, New International Version

71. "Unquenchable fire" is repeated five times in Mark 6:43, 44, 45, 46 and 48 in the King James Version

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72. ” If on the only occasion Christ used "Unquenchable fire" was repeated two times or five times, what He was telling them was the same, what ever was cast into Gehenna was consumed, not tormented

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73. Gehenna was not used in the rest of the New Testament, and neither is unquenchable fire; Paul, Peter, John, etc never used it

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74. (1) The only occasion Christ used "unquenchable fire" is in Mark 9:43 and 9:48, where He was quoting from Isaiah 66:24

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75. Jeremiah’s warning was fulfilled in 2 Chronicles 36:19-21when Jerusalem was destroyed with an "unquenchable fire

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76. " It consumed all, and was not quenched unto it went out when there was nothing more to consume; then the unquenchable fire went out

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77. THE UNQUENCHABLE FIRE WAS A JUDGMENT ON A NATION

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78. Those who believe in Hell change "unquenchable" into "eternal" then move the unquenchable fire that destroyed Jerusalem from Jerusalem on this earth, and put this "eternal fire" in their "Hell," which they say is not on this earth

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79. It was corpses, carcasses, dead bodies, which were on the earth that were being consumed by the unquenchable fire and undying maggots, it was “those slain by the Lord” slain “by His sword,” dead bodies that was being burn up by fire and eaten by maggots (Isaiah 66:16), not “those tormented by the Lord,” not deathless immortal souls in Hell that cannot be slain screaming in anguish and pain; Isaiah 66:16; 66:24 describes the aftermath of a battle with the dead unburied; there is no suggestion of unending torment or of any torment of the dead bodies that were being eaten by the worms

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