Theological Discussion: Being an Examination of the Doctrine of Universalism, in a Series of Letters

according admit aion aionios answer apostle applied argument assertion authority believe body called cast charge Christ christians Clarke coming concerning consequently consider critics death deny destroy destruction doctrine duration earth endless eternal everlasting evident existence express fact faith figure final fire future Gehenna give given glory gospel Greek happiness heaven hell Hence instance Jerusalem Jewish Jews John judgment kingdom language letter limited lived Lord Luke mankind Mark Matt means means endless ment misery nature never occurs once opinion parable passage Paul phrase position present promise proof prove punishment question quoted reader reason refer relate remarks reply respecting salvation saved scripture sense signifies Skinner speaking spirit suppose Targums teach Testament things tion true truth Universalism Universalists unto views whole wicked word writers written