'everlasting joy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express a feeling of joy that is lasting and eternal. For example, "The love of my family brings me an everlasting joy."
I know you are proud of me, and that fills me with everlasting joy".
It calls on "beloved ones" to Rejoice with everlasting joy [Un]ceasingly, worship in the common assembly.
There is finally joy, everlasting joy, for the wary fans who wondered if this season would end as miserably as all the rest.
To the Tuttle-Berssenbrugge family, I would say only this: one day you will be happy for the everlasting joy of the experience.
"But then they started to win, and I was reminded, as if I ever really forgot, that baseball has such a long season that you can derive everlasting joy from one great game, or one stretch run.
"There was something about it that filled my soul with an everlasting joy".
And seriously, if you're watching beach volleyball to see sandy, sweat-covered, athletic bodies and the off-chance of a nip-slip, you should really invest in broadband and discover the everlasting joys of internet pornography.
A plaque by the door read: "This house was erected in 1928 by Federico Gasparini-Bondi and his consort Maria Laura for enhance the youthful joys of their children and for the everlasting delight of their descendants".
Just as there can be no light without dark, and no sound without silence, so everlasting celestial joys depend on a contrast of everlasting horror.
Yet the residual feeling is hardly one of joy everlasting.
The "Helping Friendly Book" is said to contain "the ancient secrets to eternal joy and everlasting splendor," or so goes a line from the song "Lizards," part of the cycle.
