It was thanks to this spiritual unity that our forefathers for the first time and forevermore saw themselves as a united nation.
"The BAM lobby as a milling swarm of black-clad hipsters was born then," muses Mr Rockwell, "and it redefined BAM's image forevermore".
And though it's comforting to know that they are happy forevermore, their dialogue is leaden and Ms James does not manage to inspire that happiness with much spark.
Abraham, "the friend of God," was forevermore the depositary of the promise, the beneficiary of the Covenant, sealed not by the death of Isaac but by the sacrifice of the ram that was offered up in place of the child on Mount Moriah.
The long-term effects of Psycho on both the grammar of the cinema and the implicit trust between an audience and a director which Hitchcock had now forevermore compromised with this shocking plotline were enormous.
Forget pristine costumes worn once and bundled into the wardrobe van forevermore, some costumes are worn repeatedly in this period drama.
And that is how I will justify it forevermore.
And in addition to making it pretty much impossible to trust in any kind of safe reality forevermore, that ingrained and very real fear – that if you speak out, then the world will end – takes hold at a cellular level and rarely, if ever, leaves.
The resolutions are non-binding, but thirteen legislatures would have to summon the strength of character to walk away from them in order to keep this sad little campaign talking point from becoming forevermore part of the Constitution.
Of greater and longer-lasting concern was the deal he'd signed, which basically gave Ripp the rights to everything, forevermore.
I wrote in August about the California Comeback Myth: the idea, which seems to come around every time California starts doing well again, that what goes up must go up forevermore.
