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Even if they do succeed in reaching and attacking its ramparts , God cannot be injured or destroyed . He would soon cast off Hell's fires and emerge once more victorious . And in His anger , He would destroy the devils completely .
Even if they do succeed in reaching and attacking its ramparts , God cannot be injured or destroyed . He would soon cast off Hell's fires and emerge once more victorious . And in His anger , He would destroy the devils completely .
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I don't think that God will destroy us whom He has created to be lords of the Earth . Then the Devil , in triumph , could say , ' God destroys whom He most loves - first me , now man- kind . Who will be next ?
I don't think that God will destroy us whom He has created to be lords of the Earth . Then the Devil , in triumph , could say , ' God destroys whom He most loves - first me , now man- kind . Who will be next ?
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The flood will destroy Paradise , forcing it into a gulf where it will be an island inhabited only by animals of the sea . For no place is sanctified in the eyes of God unless men make it holy by good deeds . ( Lines 840-901 ) Then Adam ...
The flood will destroy Paradise , forcing it into a gulf where it will be an island inhabited only by animals of the sea . For no place is sanctified in the eyes of God unless men make it holy by good deeds . ( Lines 840-901 ) Then Adam ...
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Contents
JOHN MILTON | 5 |
three MILTONS MAJOR WORKS | 15 |
four PARADISE LOST | 26 |
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| Title | Paradise lost |
| Author | John Milton |
| Published | 1966 |
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