The difference between Condemned and Saved

When used as adjectives, condemned means having received a curse to be doomed to suffer eternally, whereas saved means rescued from the consequences of sin.

Condemned is also noun with the meaning: a person sentenced to death.

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  1. Condemned as an adjective:

    Having received a curse to be doomed to suffer eternally.

  2. Condemned as an adjective:

    Having been sharply scolded.

  3. Condemned as an adjective:

    Adjudged or sentenced to punishment, destruction, or confiscation.

  4. Condemned as an adjective (of a building):

    Officially marked uninhabitable.

  1. Condemned as a noun:

    A person sentenced to death.

  1. Condemned as a verb:

  1. Saved as a verb:

  1. Saved as an adjective (Christianity):

    Rescued from the consequences of sin.

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