extinction

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extinction. See also death: spiritual death; divine executioners; iniquity; judgment: divine judgment; sin; survival (of mortal death)
Ancients of Days
alone may decree e. (2:3.3) (15:12.2) (18:3.7) (20:3.2) (33:2.1)
executioners of Ancients of Days (2:3.6) (53:3.5)
mandated new rebels’ instantaneous e. during Michael’s bestowal (54:4.5) (120:1.5-6)
seldom execute wrongdoers without full hearing (54:5.7)
described as
automatic result of conscious and wholehearted embrace of evil (2:3.2) (54:3.2)
blotting out of existence (37:3.7)
direct act of superuniverse judges (2:3.3) (15:12.2) (33:7.4)
effected by Uversa executionary broadcast (53:9.1,7)
everlasting and eternal; no resurrection from (2:3.4)
sin-identified individuals’ self-destruction through becoming unreal (2:3.2) (2:6.8)
Father takes from vine branches not bearing fruit (180:2.1,6)
cf: God not willing that any perish (2:5.2)
local universe courts may not decree (33:7.4)
Magisterial Sons render judgments of e., but do not execute (20:3.2)
mandates for e. originate in local universes (15:12.2)
may not transpire until all moral values are extinct in evildoer and all sympathizers (54:3.2-3)
mind subservient to matter destined to suffer e. (1:3.7)
planetary council first approves petition for e. (2:3.3)
Solitary Messengers function as executioners (23:2.17)
usually decreed at dispensational adjudications (2:3.3)
wages of sin is death (46:8.4)
what mercy cannot rehabilitate, justice annihilates (21:5.7)

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