eternalist (eternalist)

[ I would ask eternalists what mark is there that they could expect or desire of the novelty of a world, that is not found in this? Bp. Burnet , Theory of the Earth. eternality (e-ter-nal'i-ti), п. [Early mod. E. eternal i tie, eternal i tee ; = It. eternal ità ; as eter nal +-ity.] The condition or quality of being eternal; eternalne . The great goodne of God... dyd, in the fayth of the sayd Media tour, remytte and forgeue theim the eternal i tie of the payne dew unto theyr offence. Sir T. More, Works, p. 1292. For thus he speaketh unto Moses, I am that I am; signifying an eternal i tee , and a nature that cannot chaunge. J. Udall , On John ix. eternalize (ē-ter'nal-iz), v. t.; pret. and pp. eternalized , ppr. eternalizing . [ eternal + -ize .] To make eternal; give endle existence to; eternize. [Rare.] We do not eternalize memory by making it inherent in them [atoms). G. S. Hall, German Culture, p. 96. eternally (e-ter'nal-i), adv. 1. Without beginning or end of duration, or without end only; with reference to or throughout eternity. That which is morally good must be also eternally and unchangeably so. South , Sermon. Both body and soul live eternally in unspeakable bli . Sharp, Works, I. xii. 2. Perpetually; ince antly; at all times. Where western gales eternally reside. Add is on , Letter from Italy, 1. 65. Eternally in pursuit of happine , which keeps eternally before us. Jefferson, Correspondence, II. 95. Thus maketh thai of thaire fertilitee In helping nature a feire eternytee. Palladius , Husbondrie (E. E. T. S.), p. 121. Call this eternity which is to-day, Nor dream that this our love can pa away. William Morris , Earthly Paradise, I. 238. Small matters acting constantly in the eternities , or in the vast tracts of space and periods of time, produce great The Century, Feb., 1884. effects. eternization (ē-tér-ni-zā'shon), n. [