Final impenitence refers to the state of a person who dies in a condition of unrepentant sin, having refused to seek forgiveness or change their ways. In many religious contexts, particularly within Christianity, it signifies a conscious rejection of God's mercy and an unwillingness to repent, which can lead to eternal separation from God. This concept emphasizes the importance of repentance and the dangers of persisting in sin until death.
Specifically, attributing to Satan that which is accomplished or only can be accomplished by the power of God, as in the biblical example. Generally, final impenitence in spite of the prevenient grace enabling you to be converted or the sufficient grace that empowers repentence.
Nicolas Proffet has written: 'England's impenitence under smiting'
It is "once and for all" meaning the final answer to what ever is being discussed
only, final or lass
the president
The supreme court
If you are asking how you say final in german it is Finale (as in the end) If you want a test like an exam/final it is Prufung (with the first u umlautted.)
yes, the accomplish meaning is closed on doing or attempting something like the final aim, while the achieve meaning is closed on conquest the same final aim.
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finitum -- final, end; as in 'this will end'
extreme, decisive, final
"Finally" is the adverbial form of "final" which comes from the Latin finis, meaning "end."