Examples of using Continues to exist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The human soul is released and continues to exist after leaving the physical body, and the consciousness moves to another dimension.
but the box continues to exist;
I get the feeling,” she said,“that he can't stand the fact that the National Front continues to exist when he no longer heads it.”.
Danielle My daughter died in the MAGLEV bombing, but she continues to exist in the virtual World.
Vulcans believe that a person's katra… what some might call a soul… continues to exist after the body dies.
Concerned, however, that despite these various instruments extensive discrimination against women continues to exist.
The fact that[Jewry] continues to exist is a mistake of world history whose consequences are unavoidable".
The primary social-psychological reason why religion continues to exist is because it answers existential questions that are difficult, if not impossible,
it will become a large tribulation if it continues to exist for a long time.
his metaphorical essence, continues to exist within our world in a certain sense.
his'name'- his metaphysical essence- continues to exist in our world under certain conditions.".
critical media, which continues to exist even when large parts of the public are unhappy with it.
Plato taught the Greeks that there is an immortal conscious essence of man which continues to exist after the death of the body.
Rembrandt did many self-portraits through his life, and each one continues to exist.
But so long as the old world continues to exist, I will hurl forth My rage upon its nations,
like culture and as part of it, continues to exist in the consciousness and memory of life here
It continues to exist alongside Jewish nationalism
but ISIS continues to exist as a terrorist and guerrilla organization in Syria,
now include Sealand- and the British government refuses to recognise its claim- the principality continues to exist unmolested.
The Yehowist Movement(frequently referred to by its members as Brotherhood) continues to exist in parts of the former Soviet Union, particularly in Kazakhstan,