Transcendent Mythology

Translation: "Ackchyually, it's not 'no end' its 'endless' - this is key, because I don't actually mean 'no end', I mean something completely different."

*Even though God is apparently too stupid to realize that it actually IS written as "no end" at least 3 times in just the BOM.

Translation: "I intentionally said 'endless' and 'eternal' in order to be more stimulating and manipulate people into a greater degree of fear and urgency."

Reference:

https://hanziyuan.net/

Search for: 道 Dao，目 eye， 首 head/leader， 人 person， 水 water，草 grass， 鹿 deer，眉 eyebrow

Verses describing hell (neighboring verses are sometimes included in grey when they aren't explicitly about hell, just to add context, the darker the color the more explicitly descriptive about hell):

Word Count

Hell: 50

ETERNAL DURATION:

Everlasting: 11 Forever: 10

Endless: 8

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