suffer damnation

I will suffer damnation for eternity for this deed.

If fact, he had made an offer to God to trade souls with the Devil and suffer damnation in his place."

In which case he would suffer damnation and tortures beyond imagination for ten million times ten million years.

To veer from it is to suffer damnation" Stainless steel doors parted smoothly to reveal a corridor of gloaming metal walls and dark plastic floor.

Wasn't it better to take part even in the crimes of people you loved, if it was necessary hate as they did, and if that were the end of everything suffer damnation with them, rather than be saved alone?

In the text of the revelation, Christ commands the practice of polygamy or plural marriage in a "new and an everlasting covenant" and declares that anyone who rejects the new practices will suffer damnation and will not "be permitted to enter into my glory."