[2] Now a man who is sent out is not hindered from returning at some subsequent time; but he who is cast out by God must endure an eternal banishment, for it is granted to him who has not yet been completely and violently taken prisoner by wickedness, to repent, and so to return back to virtue, from which he has been driven, as to his great country; but he who is weighed down by, and wholly subjected to, a violent and incurable disease, must bear his misfortunes for ever, being for all times unalterably cast out into the place of the wicked,
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that there he may endure unmitigated and everlasting misery.
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De Cherubim. Philo Judaeus. Charles Duke Yonge (Translator). Germany. 2023-08-01.
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