Why does Death Die?

[Terence Nesbit]

If you understand what life everlasting means, you should understand why
death itself will die. To die means not to exist as it existed before. All
things on earth die, just as stars die, but that does not mean all things
are dead. Death was necessary for a little while, because that is what some
wanted to have happen so that they could advance their own agenda. Death
has to die when the threat is no more.
Why are butterflies so unique to us? Is it because of the specter of hope
that their ability to transform embodies? Our lives have a purpose - we
have been given a chance to earn eternal life. What we do on earth is that
chance. Some think God is unfair for demanding obedience, for making humans
choose, but I disagree. But I question you, how many chances has he given
us? One? Are you sure about that? The answers are there for us if we look
for them, and some may already have an inkling, but most probably don't.
But one thing is certain, death will be no more. We will not use death as
an excuse to do whatever it is that we want to do, or not to do what we know
we should do. It will not be a source of fear, no one will be able to
corrupt due to the fear of death. It will no longer be used as a way to
instill respect. God will not have to let people know what it is to die in
order for them to learn how to value life. It will not be reared in heaven
either. No more pretenders will challenge for the throne, no more battles
will be fought there. It is for this reason that we choose on earth. So
choose, and choose now and again later. Because there is one more chance to
lose out. God wants peace, and we can only praise him when we are at peace,
but remember, peacetime is idle time too, where people tend to forget.
There is a reason for the lull between the "death of earthly enemies" and
the day of judgment. Even if you make it past the day of the "rapture"
(which isn't what you think, probably, and isn't what is depicted in those
movies), you can still lose out, that is why there is a time of peace
between the day of the "rapture" and the day of judgment. There is a reason
that all will be judged on that day too. Think about it.

[Bob & Holly Wilson]

Terence Nesbit <Terr...@att.net> wrote:

> If you understand what life everlasting means, . . .

There was a great movie about it:

"Death Becomes Her"

Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep, Isabella Rosselini and Bruce Willis made a
great movie that addressed the issues of "life everlating." Liternally,
being alive while your body rots and falls apart.

Bob Wilson

[RVG]

"Terence Nesbit" <Terr...@att.net> a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : QIGxk.209996$102....@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...

> If you understand what life everlasting means, you should understand why
> death itself will die.

And does shit shit ?

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