Should Christians Practice CREMATION When They Die?

Should Christians Practice CREMATION When They Die?
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[@joeyhorton3969]

Ecliseasits 12,7 conforms that the body turns to dust and the soul returns to the father

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Absolutely, Ecclesiastes 12:7 beautifully illustrates the cycle of life and the ultimate destination of both our physical bodies and our souls. It acknowledges the mortality of our earthly bodies, which return to the dust from which they came, while also emphasizing the eternal nature of our souls, which return to God, our Heavenly Father. This verse underscores the importance of our spiritual connection with God and highlights His grace in providing us with the promise of eternal life beyond our earthly existence. It's a comforting reminder of God's love and care for us throughout all stages of our journey. Amen.

[@joeyhorton3969]

Revaliton ch 10 verse 6

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for mentioning Revelation 10:6. In this verse, it states, 'And he swore by him who lives for ever and ever, who created the heavens and all that is in them, the earth and all that is in it, and the sea and all that is in it, and said, "There will be no more delay!"' This verse highlights the sovereignty of God over all creation and emphasizes His ultimate authority. Despite the trials and tribulations described in Revelation, God's grace ensures that His purposes will be fulfilled according to His perfect timing. Let us trust in His grace and mercy as we await the fulfillment of His promises.

[@joeyhorton3969]

Matthew 24:13

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for mentioning Matthew 24:13. In that verse, Jesus says, 'But the one who endures to the end will be saved.' This passage reminds us of the importance of perseverance and endurance in our faith journey. Despite facing trials and tribulations, we are encouraged to remain steadfast in our commitment to Christ. It's a testament to the grace of God that He empowers us to endure and ultimately receive salvation. May we continue to rely on His strength and grace as we persevere in our walk with Him.

[@joeyhorton3969]

You are given a spiritual body you do not need your old body you have a spiritual body the old one is gone

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for sharing your viewpoint. Indeed, the Bible speaks about the transformation of our bodies at the resurrection. In 1 Corinthians 15:51-52, it says, 'Behold! I tell you a mystery. We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised imperishable, and we shall be changed.' This passage highlights the truth that our earthly bodies will be transformed into spiritual bodies, but it doesn't necessarily mean our old bodies are discarded. Rather, they are glorified and perfected in accordance with God's grace. So, while our bodies are transformed, the essence of who we are remains, and we are united with Christ in both spirit and body."

[@joeyhorton3969]

@@LightOfTheGospel7 that scripture is talking about the dead in christ not our already dead body they are dust no need for it when your in the spirit

[@joeyhorton3969]

2 thesalonins ch 6, 6-7

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for referencing that passage. However, there isn't a chapter 6 in the book of 2 Thessalonians. It's possible you might be referring to a different book or chapter. If you could provide more details, I'd be happy to help clarify or discuss the scripture you have in mind."

[@joeyhorton3969]

@@LightOfTheGospel7 sorry chapter 2 not 6

[@joeyhorton3969]

Ecliseasits ch 12 veres 7

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for mentioning Ecclesiastes 12:7. This verse reads, 'and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.' It reflects the transient nature of life on earth and the eternal destiny of our souls. Despite the temporary nature of our physical bodies, the spirit returns to God, highlighting the importance of our spiritual relationship with Him. It's a reminder of God's grace in giving us life and offering us the opportunity for eternal fellowship with Him. Let us cherish this gift and seek to live in alignment with His will.

[@joeyhorton3969]

Raise in spirits not flesh

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for sharing your perspective. While it's true that the spiritual aspect of our being is paramount, the Bible also teaches about the resurrection of the body. In 1 Corinthians 15:52-53, it says, 'For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised imperishable, and we shall be changed. For this perishable body must put on the imperishable, and this mortal body must put on immortality.' This passage suggests that our physical bodies will be transformed and glorified at the resurrection, along with our spirits. So, while the spiritual dimension is crucial, the resurrection involves both spirit and body, reflecting God's grace in redeeming all aspects of our being."

[@joeyhorton3969]

Matthew ch 24 veres 24

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for mentioning Matthew 24:24. In this verse, Jesus warns, 'For false messiahs and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect.' This verse underscores the importance of discernment and being grounded in the truth of God's Word. Even amidst deceptive teachings and false miracles, God's grace is sufficient to keep His elect from being led astray. Let us remain vigilant, anchored in the grace and truth of Jesus Christ, as we navigate through the challenges of life and faith.

[@joeyhorton3969]

Mark ch 13 veres 20

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for bringing up Mark 13:20. In this verse, Jesus says, 'And if the Lord had not cut short the days, no one would be saved. But for the sake of the elect, whom he chose, he has shortened them.' This verse underscores God's grace and mercy in limiting the severity of tribulation for the sake of His chosen ones. It's a reminder of His love and care for His people, ensuring that they are not overwhelmed beyond what they can bear. Let us take comfort in God's provision and trust in His sovereign plan for our lives.

[@joeyhorton3969]

Gods elected stand before satan in the tribulation and will have the holy spirit speake throughout them and if denied that is the only unfortunate sin that can only be done and only done at this time period. So why would Jesus only take some christians awsy and leave others here? And if your rsptuerd awsy where and why would you want to go if the 1000 years of jesuse is on earth and Gods kingdom is to be on earth its the pariebel of the to people working in the field the first one tske is takem by satan not christ in the raptur. Jesus does not return till the seventh trump

[@joeyhorton3969]

The resarection of the dead happens instanly upon death the soul returns to the father immediately after death that is the resarection Christians should use the strongs concordance to look at the real meaning of these scripturs

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for sharing your interpretation. The understanding of the timing and nature of resurrection can indeed vary among Christians. While some may interpret certain scriptures to suggest an immediate resurrection upon death, others may hold different views. It's important for believers to study scripture diligently, including consulting resources like the Strong's Concordance, to deepen their understanding. Regardless of differing interpretations, we can find unity in the grace of God and the hope of eternal life through Jesus Christ. Let us continue to seek wisdom and understanding in the Scriptures as we grow in our faith together."

[@joeyhorton3969]

Well i know we have diffrent interpretation but i dont know why there is only the word of God and if the strongs is used it should clarify the true and original meaning of the word and its true interpretation

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Indeed, the study of scripture can lead to various interpretations, and tools like Strong's Concordance can be helpful in gaining deeper insights into the original meanings of words. While different interpretations may arise, it's essential to approach our understanding of God's word with humility and a willingness to learn from one another. Ultimately, our focus should remain on seeking God's truth and allowing His grace to guide us in our journey of faith. Let us continue to study and grow in our understanding of His word together."

[@joeyhorton3969]

Matthwew 22,24 which is Gods elect and that we will be in the trubulation and that its shorten for the sake of Gods elect.

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for referencing Matthew 22:24. However, it seems there might be a confusion with the passage. Matthew 22:24 actually discusses a scenario presented to Jesus about marriage and resurrection, not specifically about God's elect or the tribulation. Nevertheless, the concept of God's elect and the tribulation is discussed in other parts of the Bible, such as Matthew 24:22, where Jesus speaks about the great tribulation being shortened for the sake of the elect. As believers, we find comfort in knowing that God is mindful of His chosen ones and intervenes on their behalf. It's a reminder of His grace and protection even in the midst of challenging times. Let us continue to trust in His sovereignty and cling to His promises as we navigate through life's trials.

[@joeyhorton3969]

1 thesalonins people need to use there strong concordance and look up the true meaning of the raptur it has nothing to really do with the rapture

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for your input. It's always valuable to delve into the scriptures with careful study and reflection. While interpretations may vary, many Christians understand passages like 1 Thessalonians to refer to the concept of the rapture, where believers are caught up to meet the Lord. However, I appreciate your suggestion to explore the true meaning further. Regardless of differing interpretations, what unites us is the grace of God and our shared faith in Jesus Christ."

[@joeyhorton3969]

And if the gearatuon of the fig tree really started in 1948 when Israel became a nation that all profacy sould be reaveld before that nation dies out .but how do we know it is the generation of the fig tree if it is truly that the next step will be the to prophates in Jerusalem preaching then being killed and riseing from the dead after three day.but if it truly is the generation of the fig tree should there not be any war in Israel do you have any insite on this

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and questions. The interpretation of prophetic passages, especially regarding the significance of the generation of the fig tree, can vary among scholars and theologians. While some associate the fig tree with the re-establishment of Israel as a nation in 1948, others may have different perspectives. Regarding the sequence of events, such as the preaching of the two prophets in Jerusalem, their death, and resurrection, these are detailed in Revelation 11. As for the absence of war in Israel if it truly is the generation of the fig tree, it's essential to remember that prophecy fulfillment may not always unfold in expected ways or timelines. Additionally, the Bible warns against setting specific dates or making dogmatic assertions about future events (Matthew 24:36). Instead, our focus should be on living faithfully, sharing the message of God's grace and love, and being prepared for Christ's return at any time. Let us continue to seek understanding through prayer, study of scripture, and reliance on the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

[@joeyhorton3969]

@@LightOfTheGospel7 you keep say there are diffrent ideals on this why is there so many of them the word of God should have one way not many

[@joeyhorton3969]

All these scripturs are talking about the tribulation and Gods elect that are still her for it his christan people

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Indeed, the scriptures you've referenced emphasize the endurance and perseverance of God's elect, especially during times of tribulation. It's a testament to God's grace and faithfulness that He sustains His people even in the midst of trials. As Christians, we are encouraged to remain steadfast in our faith, trusting in God's provision and ultimate victory. Let us continue to rely on His grace and strength as we navigate through challenging times, knowing that He is with us every step of the way.

[@joeyhorton3969]

I cant remember the scripture but i will find the that Gods elect will stand befor satan for the holy spirt to speake through them. And if it is denied the is the only time the unforgivable sin can be committed

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. The concept you're referring to might be found in Matthew 10:19-20, where Jesus speaks about believers being brought before authorities and given the opportunity to speak through the Holy Spirit. However, the idea of committing the unforgivable sin in that context may require further examination. The Bible teaches that the unforgivable sin, often referred to as blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, is the deliberate and persistent rejection of God's grace and the work of the Holy Spirit in convicting hearts. While this is a serious matter, we also trust in God's abundant grace and His willingness to forgive those who genuinely repent. Let us continue to seek understanding and rely on God's grace in all aspects of our faith journey.

[@joeyhorton3969]

So why would God just take some christans and leave others theres just not something right about

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

Thank you for sharing your concerns. The concept of the rapture, where some Christians are taken up to be with the Lord while others remain, can indeed raise questions and uncertainties. However, it's important to remember that God's ways are higher than our ways, and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts (Isaiah 55:8-9). While the specifics of the rapture and end times events may not be fully clear to us, we can trust in God's sovereignty, wisdom, and perfect plan for His people. Additionally, God's grace extends to all who believe in Him, and our focus should be on living faithfully and sharing His love with others rather than speculating about future events. Let us continue to trust in God's goodness and grace as we navigate our faith journey together.

[@joeyhorton3969]

You should look up doctor Arnold murry and his teaching on the raptur theory. It was started in the 17th century by Margaret mcdonald shes the one that stared the raptuer teaching look it up

[@joeyhorton3969]

The raptur is not biblical and you dont need your body when you die ashes to ashes dust to dust

[@LightOfTheGospel7]

"Thank you for sharing your perspective. While interpretations of biblical prophecy may vary, many Christians believe in the concept of the rapture based on passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, which speaks of believers being caught up to meet the Lord in the air. Regarding the idea of needing our bodies after death, while it's true that our physical bodies return to dust, the Bible also speaks of the resurrection of the body. In 1 Corinthians 15:42-44, it says, 'So will it be with the resurrection of the dead. The body that is sown is perishable, it is raised imperishable; it is sown in dishonor, it is raised in glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised in power; it is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual body.' This suggests that our bodies will be transformed and glorified in the resurrection. Ultimately, our hope lies in the grace of God and the promise of eternal life through Jesus Christ."

[@joeyhorton3969]

You should study deeper in to these scripturs with a strong concordance and ready the true meanings of these scripturs from the origanl manuscripts before they were translated to english that is not what they truly mean

[@joeyhorton3969]

Your spirt is not in a deas body

[@joeyhorton3969]

It also is talking about the dead in christ .not the actual body