Issue 70. Hypothetical - example added
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##### Contrafactual situation in the future
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> Therefore, see, days are coming—this is Yahweh's declaration—when I will punish her carved idols, and the wounded people will groan in all of her land. For <u>even if Babylon went up to the heavens or fortified her highest fortresses, destroyers would come from me to her</u>—this is Yahweh's declaration. (Jeremiah 51:52-53 ULB)
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God was talking about a future time when he would destroy Babylon. It did not matter what Babylon might do in the future. God would certainly send people to destroy Babylon.
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><u>Unless those days are shortened, no flesh would be saved;</u> but for the sake of the elect, those days will be shortened. (Matthew 24:22 ULB)
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Jesus was talking about a future time when very bad things would happen. He told what would happen if those days of trouble were to last a long time. He did this to show about how bad those days will be - so bad that if they lasted a long time, no one would be saved. But then he clarified that God will shorten those days of trouble, so that the elect (those he has chosen) will be saved.
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Jesus was talking about a future time when very bad things would happen. He told what would happen if those days of trouble were to last a long time. He did this to show how bad those days will be - so bad that if they lasted a long time, no one would be saved. But then he clarified that God will shorten those days of trouble, so that the elect (those he has chosen) will be saved.
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##### Expressing emotion about a contrafactual situation
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