The fundamental difference between time and eternity is that "as it is proper and essential to time to flow or cease to be, so it is proper and essential to eternity to remain and stand still" (OO I, 683b; Teske 1998a, 102).
The spiral shape has been with humankind since the very beginning and will remain for eternity as it is eternal itself.
"Religions dissipate like fog, kingdoms vanish, but the works of scientists remain for eternity," he proclaimed.
Additional tablets will be near the monument, with this inscription translated into 18 languages: "Let this place remain for eternity as a cry of despair, and a warning to humanity.
The statement will be accompanied by a quotation from the Book of Job: "O Earth, cover not up my blood / And let my cry never cease," and by the words "Let this place remain for eternity as a cry of despair and a warning to humanity".
From here to eternity, those phrases will remain vivid for many of those who heard them.
He'll still probably remain stranded for eternity on 99 Test wickets though, the poor bloke.
Mellor may have shuffled, trousers bulging, off this mortal coil but his legacy looks likely to remain intact for eternity.
When I look back now at that submersion, I'm still gripped with panic: my wedding will never occur, my unborn children will remain so through eternity — tragedies that were wreaked by my vain insistence on striking out alone.
It is an olfactory work of art and is on my wish list, where it will remain for all eternity, a 1 percent solution to the inequities in this world.
