110 and Hezekiah for the people in the days of Sennacherib, and many for many people?
111 If, therefore, the just prayed for the wicked when corruption had increased and injustice had multiplied, why won’t it be the same then?"
112 He answered me: "The present world isn’t the end. Glory does not continuously remain in it, and so those who were able prayed for the weak.
113 But the Judgment Day will be the end of this time and the beginning of the future, endless time in which decay is no more,
114 indulgence is undone, unbelief is cut off, but justice is fully grown, and truth arisen.
115 Therefore, no one will then be able to have mercy on someone who has been condemned in the judgment, nor to overwhelm one who has conquered."
116 I answered: "This is my first and last word: It would have been better if the earth hadn’t brought forth Adam, or when it had brought him forth, that it had forced him not to sin.