What Does The Bible Say Happens When You Die นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Lisa and Olivia were lying quietly on the platform, as if they had fallen asleep peacefully. There were flowers surrounding them and a piece of sad music was playing in the background. Stephen looked at his children calmly. Natalie walked up to him and stood beside him, "For Christians, there's no death but only eternal happiness. For Catholics, death is the end of the human probation or the testing of one's loyalty to God. It ends all possibility of merit or demerit." Stephen looked at Natalie, "They were still alive and active yesterday. Yet, they are laying there so still right now. After tomorrow, I won't be able to see them again."

Hajiya Kaltumi joined them in crying, it's was Baba that did everything for the corpse to be taken to there house for Aisha's final bath before she will be be taken to her destination ___________________________ Kulunafsin Zayikatul maut (Every Living Soul Shall Taste Death) Who knows this would be Aisha's end. That's how life is death does not care who you are, where you are, when or how to take you. Let's forget about this Earth and Strive for the hereafter

"Well, Love isn't, men just choose to listen to the community cause they believe God, (breaks) doesn't exist." She giggled slowly and calmly. It wasn't long before her giggle reached the nine layers of hell as thus, it was as loud as an aggressive thunder in a stormy sky. "Evolution, atheism!" "Thus what did your bible say about the last of days John?" Isn't it...coming..to pass. She vanished instantly still leaving John standing still and having no utterance of words.

I struggled, I tried to bring myself up, I tried to swim but the hands kept me down, I couldn't hear anything anymore, just a faint laughter and footsteps that were fading away, until I couldn't hear or see anything. I couldn't breath anymore, a light appeared in front of me. Usually when people die and come back, they fo say they saw a light just after dying, was this it for me?. Is anyone out there?, can someone help? T. B. C

She decided to stand at the back instead of moving forward to join her friends. The priest began, “ In the Name of God, the merciful Father, we commit the body of Kai Maximillian to the peace of the grave." God, our Father, we entrust Kai Maximillian into your hands," he said, letting three handfuls of earth fall onto the coffin and said : “ From dust you came, to dust you shall return. Jesus Christ, our Saviour, shall raise you up on the last day or... letting three hand-fulls of earth fall onto the coffin, he continued,

Staring down coldly at the fallen Undead who was still reeling from the shock of having his head slammed into the ground, Kylie spoke the words he would hear for the last time before going into the underworld. “Creatures who have died and should have been buried in the dust, are not meant to occupy the sky.” And then he lost his life.

“Everything in life is a lesson, Lucy…everything.” “No, it’s not.” She bit her lip. “I was told something quite different when I was dead.” At that statement, Lucy paused just enough that it even caught her off guard. “What?” “You heard me. I died in the hospital, and when I was dead, I was told some things, but I guess that doesn’t matter to you.” She looked back down at her book. “Bull…”

I wave. "My pleasure, Ajay. This may seem weird, but I was compelled to come and share a word with you." With a curious look, Jude mutters, "Okay." "Matthew 8 and 22 says let the dead bury the dead. Does that mean anything to you?" "Who's Matthew?" Jude asks. The man jokes, "An apostle." "I'm sorry," Jude squints. Almost dumbfounded, Corey informs us, "Matthew is an apostle in the Bible. I quoted out of the book of Matthew. Sorry for assuming."

Asher There’s a saying that people know when they are about to die. Some people even get so much time that they get to put their affairs in order. Well, in my case, I didn’t. It was really sudden but I was satisfied. I could feel life leaving my body but I knew I couldn’t leave without letting her know how much I love her. If there was an afterlife, I’d still keep loving her. And when I drew my last breath, I had so much joy and satisfaction.

“Honestly? Even as a god, there are things I was never told. I don’t know how I came into existence, how I was formed. Some of us, we just are. Only gods like Lioren, born from divine unions, truly know their origin.” “That’s weird,” I giggled, but the mystery lingered in the air like smoke. “I know,” he said quietly. I hesitated, then asked the question that had been stirring in my mind. “Do gods die? I mean, not as mortals, but as gods?” Zevarion nodded, his expression solemn. “Yes. But unlike mortals who pass on to heaven or hell, when a god dies, we don’t go anywhere. We disappear. We become nothing.”