At the Resurrection What Happens to Those Who Were Cremated?
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Hank Hanegraaff, the host of the Bible Answer Man broadcast, talks to Sheri who wants to know at the resurrection, what will happen to people who have been cremated? Is cremation wrong?
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For further reading on burial and cremation, see the following articles: www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/ and www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
Honey .. scripture is clear ... at first He dOES hapazo (snatch) us up in the clouds with Him and theN later around Armagheddon time we come back down with Him . 💥
It matters not how a person dies, be it in fire, sea, blown apart by a bomb, squashed by a massive rock, minced up by a harvester, buried in the ground, etc.. The physical body is of no consequence once a person dies as it turns to "dust" regardless. The soul is what really matters. At or after Jesus returns, all will be resurrected to receive new bodies to be judged regardless of how a person's dead body was handled. Those whose names are in the Book of Life will be judged to receive rewards, while those who are not will be judged guilty and thrown into the Lake of Fire as per Revelation 20:15. As Jesus says let the dead bury the dead. The Word of God says nothing for or against cremation. The decision to cremate or not is a personal one and no one else can make a judgement call as to whether it ought to be allowed or not. Let each individual make up their own mind as to how they want his/her dead body handled.
@@TheGreatSkull123 The same as anyone else. Their physical bodies turn to "dust". Now if you are referring to their souls then that's depends. I'm not God so I can't say where their souls go. Some would have gone to Christ.. If you are referring to how they will get their new bodies afterwards, well that's the Power of God.
@@TheGreatSkull123 True, for God anything is possible. After all God did create the Universe out of nothing. Giving new bodies to our souls would be too simple for Him, so to speak.
Ecc.12:6 Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, or the wheel broken at the cistern.
7 Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.
We have 2 bodies flesh and spirit,
( 1 Corinthians 15:40-44 ).
Once the flesh dies we have no need for it again,we have a much better body that never ages..
We know if we belive the bible the spirit goes to God as soon as we die..
Christ teaches this in Luke 16:19 forward..
Soul sleep is not biblical, eternal life doesn't take a pause,to be eternal it must continue constantly.
@@awordofwisdomwithcharlotte4670 Yes, the belief in “soul sleep” is not biblical. Those in the faith who die a pyhsical death are currently withiout a physical body but are present with the Lord. They will reaacquire physcial bodies at the resurrection.
@@xenofonz7640 they have their spirit body already. Their resurrection is complete at flesh death.
With God all things are possible!!
To say we could not be resurrected if cremated , is to detract power from God, nothing is beyond his power cremated or burried!
Affirmative.
Why do they overcharge so much for a funeral? What does God think about these so called pastors, reverends, priests charging 14,000 dollars and up for a box and small piece of dirt?
I have been a minister since 2004. You are confusing those in ministry with the funeral home directors and those who offer the services of actually handling, burying, or cremating a body. I don’t even charge for my services as a minister to offer support to grieving families. Most ministers don’t. The funeral home at times will build in a cost and ask the family if they would like to compensate the minister. In my area of the country that ranges from $50-$150 dollars.
Ashes to ashes dust to dust
Yupper
The Lord knows my heart and He knows me. Both my parents are cremated and believers in Christ Jesus. We chose cremation but the Lord will make All the dead rise on that DAY who believe in Him born again and baptized can only enter the kingdom of God. Remember the Father sends them to the Son and we were already chosen by God..He knew us already from the beginning. How you die and get buried or burned doesn't matter Jesus is the resurrection and those will rise with Him.
I agree. If cremated people can't be resurrected then what happens to those burned in fires, eaten by animals, drowned and eaten by sharks, cut up or chopped in machine accidents etc.? We can't put our human limitations on God. I don't believe in giving greedy funeral homes $15,000 and we often hear reports of them doing inappropriate things with the body. I want my descendants to use my life insurance for something more beneficial. I want to be cremated and scattered over water (preferably the lake I got baptized in). And I think it would be soooooo cool to resurrect out of the water :)
Revelation 20:13 "The sea gave up its dead, and death and the grave gave up their dead. And all were judged according to their deeds." Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Period. Noone will escape Judgment
If you believe in God, nothing is impossible to God!!!!
Exactly!!!
I know that *sounds good, but that isn't true. There are things God can not do. For example, God can not lie. God can not move against his own nature. God can not un-know the past, present and future.
@@humanheart5229 God can resurrect the cremated.
Amen! If God can create us from dirt surely He can resurrect us from ashes ♥
Amen 🙏 praise Jesus 🙏🙌!!
God is God. He is quite capable of reforming our bodies, just as He did in our mother's womb. Funeral costs are prohibitive for many people these day. Also, there are other manners of death where the body has been simply obliterated.
Wonderful thinking.
Yes, ashes to ashes dust to dust. Our souls are not our bodies. Bodies are simply overcoats that have expired for whatever reason.
@@cheryllightfoot2260Im not going to be cremated on this earth.
God is not HE.God has no gender.
I am a firm believer in christ Jesus and I do not believe cremation is against the teachings of the scripture and is certainly not a sin sins are spiritual transgressions against love physical death is a carnal thing and has very little to do with spiritual resurrection in the last days
To cream
To cremate is a hedren practice
@@edits4ever379 It's also broke people practice because not everyone could afford a casket. Don't say insurance because, I have family members who didn't have insurance nor money left in their name.
"From dust to dust we shall return". I heard a priest say cremation is now accepted in the Catholic Church. It only makes the process of returning to dust faster.
Unfortunately our world has made it economically too costly for the poor to bury their loved ones. A standard funeral can cost between $9000 +. Many can't afford to bury their loved ones. Change that reality and most people would choose body burial. Sad reality for many. Can't afford food, housing, heat, electric and now the ability to bury family. Lord Have Mercy!
My mother was creamated,,,her ashes will be changed to a heavenly body,,,praise God, ,King Solomon was creamated
God will restore and give a glorious body to all saved believers at the resurrection, because all will be ashes, the buried and the cremated, even to those martyrs who were eaten in Rome in the coliseum or those eaten in seas or buried in seas. All dead in the faith will be glorified with a new body and follow the Lord to heaven.
The body eventually turns to dust, so isn’t cremation merely speeding up the process?
Excellent point
Who really believes that cremation is just burning the corpse into ash? What religion is that?
Please see the following articles on cremation…
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
@@BibleAnswerMan What difference does it make what religions think?
Shouldn't what the Bible says be of the most importance?
Flesh is just dirt we don't need it again once,it dies..
We have a spirit body,that is much better.
@Ioannis Grivas the Lord was transfigured, with a couple of exceptions, the rest of are not. We leave the flesh to return to dust.
The spirit body is our true body.
@Ioannis Grivas yeah it does I will get the scripture for u
I want my ashes to be used to salt the walk of my church, so that I may be of final service till Kingdom come.
Um, you realize there’s no salt in it right? It is the same kind of dust that settles on furniture- dead skin cells.
God says, “Ashes to ashes, dust back to dust” Our bodies were taken from the ground, and shall return to the ground- whether by burial or cremation. A true Christian does not see decay. Jesus said to the man on the cross, “TODAY you will be with Me in Paradise.” They did not take their bodies with them- we have proof of that. Jesus needed to preserve His because, lol, He needed it back. That will not be the case for us. SO WHY would you leave your family with a financial burden they can’t afford? The population today is much different than then. The land should be for the living, not the dead. “I’m sorry” says mom, “we can’t live on that land, or that one, or that one, no schools or playgrounds because that land is reserved for burying the dead.” “Then where do we live, work, and play mommy?” “We can’t sweetheart.” Do you see how ridiculous? You can still have a funeral with ashes, and remember the love of that person. “If you surrender your body to flames, but have not love, then you gain nothing.” I’ve lost my childhood teeth, some nail clippings, and cut hair, I even have my umbilical cord reserved just for you. I give you my body parts so that you can remember me. (ridiculous) We are not our bodies, but rather IN our bodies, and someday when we die our souls will come out of our bodies- just as we come out of a car it truck. Our bodies are just a temporary vehicle in this life. (Read 1 Samual 31:12).
That is crazy
I can not find anywhere in the Bible that talks about cremation
Although Dust to Dust And Ashes to Ashes is said at Funerals
need to take this to God (Cremation)
maybe its different if by accident
maybe not by choice????
Burning the body is not natural it is a form of vandalism
I had to cremate two brothers for financial reasons and yes my family is Christian.... and I seam to remember a famous person in history by the name of Jone of Arc who was burned and reduced to ashes and cried out to God her lordand savior. So if God only brings back the dead from the ground, I will still love my creator🙏
God can find people everywhere. Those who were cremated those who are in caskets those who died in a plane crashes with body parts spread all over the place those who had the Ashes spread over the water or mountains or where they used to live.
Our spirits will be raised and have new bodies. It's stated very clear in the bible
Jesus said God can make children of Abraham out of stones, I think He can do the same with those cremated.
God knows where every atom of you is
I think you made that up, ma'am. He knows all but He made us from dust, on Earth. This is our physical form and we have a Heavenly form. I don't think we get a second chance of a body if we've corrupted the one we were gifted.
@@mistymockingbird3511 oh ye of little faith.
True! He knows every hair on your head and knows everything. He is the Creator. Jesus is not the
God of the dead but the living. Excellent! He can exist everywhere as omnipresent. You made an excellent point. Have a fabulous week
@@mistymockingbird3511 God is omnipresent. Can exist everywhere.
"Who thinks that they are Christian" is judging someone's faith and God says a true Christians dont notice when others do it wrong
In South Africa it is dangerous to visit your loved ones in a graveyeard...due to criminals hiding there to rob you.
I live in the US and people will dig up caskets to steal jewelry off the skeletons and any other valuables they can find (especially in areas with a lot of addicts). I'd much rather just be cremated.
What about those who are buried at sea, lost at sea, remains cremated and scattered to the four winds, beheaded, dismembered, quartered, drawn, etc etc.
The lost at sea can be found by God. The real question to the one who wants to be buried at sea or the people who want to bury their dead at sea is why do you do what you do? There is a belief about the afterlife that comes with the package of burying the dead at sea. Does the package of burying at sea comport with the Christian message of resurrection? Can it be redeemed? Does it confound, confuse, and contradict the Christian hope in resurrection? See www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/ and www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
So....what about believers who have perished in so many house fires and fires of all kinds, those who really had no choice in the matter of non-cremation. They may have chosen burial bodily, but this fire accident occurs and destroys their plan. Something is not right about this necessary burial thing as we know also that God can do all things as He is God. If He (God) can not reconstruct a human body, if He wants to, who is He really? Do not tempt the Lord. What Paul says about the rapture is quite literal and should be accepted as it is written, do not interpret the Word. If it says we shall resurrect then so be it. No reading into the matter of the text. You will have to do better than this to convince me that their is a genuine concern here especially when it is considered that we now live under the Grace program of God and not under the Mosaic Law He gave to the Jew. We live by the law of Jesus Christ according to the cross and His program elivered at the post stoning of Stephen. Thanks for the opportunity to respond.
Most people are being cremated because a burial now is so expensive that many cannot afford it.
I know in the philippines that there is very little cremation and burials are affordable even to the poorest of them. America even takes advantage of the grieving. They should be ashamed.
Im sorry but this is very similar to taking about how many angels dance on the head of a pin. How am I wrong here?
Angels on the needle is a categorical error. Angels are non-corporeal. They never really occupy any coordinate point in physical space. The needle is a physical object, and the head of a needle is a particular area of physical space occupied by the needle. To ask about angels dancing on the head of a needles confuses categories. It is like inquiring about the color of taste, wherein the categories of color and taste are being confused.
The resurrection is a little different. The question has to do with the correspondence between the present body and the future resurrected body. Our bodies do succumb to disease, death, and decay, but God can resurrect the body immortal, imperishable, incorruptible. Even though the remains of myriads of deceased have disappeared over time for various reasons, God can reconstitute whatever has been lost. The dead will come out of the sea, Death and Hades to stand before the judgment seat of Christ (Rev. 20:14).
If its a very tiny angel, just one. ok? Now stop asking cute questions. You believe in Jesus or you dont.
If cremation is wrong so what funerals cost so much so.me dont have the money to do anything else. Cremation costs 3000 this year next year 4000 and small casket funeral 10,000 and up.
Aint no grave can hold my body down by johnny cash songs.
Just simply costs too much to be buried the usual way. It is about the bottom line for some of us.
It's a *spiritual* resurrection. "Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither doth corruption inherit incorruption." 1Cor 15:50
God created Adam from the dust of the Earth, why would he have a problem doing it again?
If God can create Adam from the dust of the ground, then why is it too hard for Him to physically resurrect a person from ashes?
@1234567mrbob The problem is never God having to reconstitute the body that has disintegrated. That’s not impossible for God. The issue has to do with testifying to the gospel of Jesus Christ in life and death. The burial of one’s body parallels Christ’s burial in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, and Christ’s bodily resurrection on the third day will be paralleled in the believer’s resurrection to everlasting life at the time of Christ’s return. See www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/ and www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
The cost of a traditional burial is prohibitive nowadays. Cremation is a tenth or less of the cost. I know, because we just went through this with my Dad. Cremation merely hastens the physical body returning to dust and skips over the worms and rot parts of decay. My Dad is with Jesus not his remains. It doesn't matter what pagans believe about cremation. I'm not even interested.
@P N I noticed that. It was less when my aunt passed away several years ago.
So you'll cremate for money, is that it? No one every buried in beautiful caskets in old times. They just buried them. It doesn't have to be costly. There is plenty of land.
@@mistymockingbird3511 Not everyone can throw down 10 to 20 thousand dollars. And at least in the states you cannot just bury people any old where. There's laws that govern that.
@@mistymockingbird3511 ignorant imbecil👤
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
@Bludobi9001 We all are reminded of our mortality. But death comes on account of sin. But Christ defeats death. The resurrection is coming.
What about Christian's who died in the great fire of London or forest fires or by accident or arson?
If the remains disappear for whatever reason, God can still reconstitute the body. But the intent is to follow the pattern set in the life of Christ - He was buried and raised again. So the Christian is buried in belief that the Lord will appear a second time, the dead will be raised, and the believer to the resurrection of everlasting life.
See this article > www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
Actually I prefer burial at sea. To be taken out beyond the territorial limits and slipped overboard seems to be perfect. And Biblical too. What do you think?
Nothing in Scripture hints to the burial at sea as having any precedence among the faithful in Old Testament and New Testament times; though there is an acknowledgement that many ancient mariners perished in the sea, but even the sea would give up the dead at the resurrection.
Christians are to do all that is possible to have their remains handled with respect and that even in their death they would give testimony to the hope of the resurrection in Christ. That is the most important thing, to let your surviving family, friends, and acquaintances know that though the body has died, your hope is in Christ, and that Christ will raise us up to eternal life.
See the following….
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
Yes i agree as long as im not alive when it happens
The worst would be if that person was not saved or never repented before their death or were apostates... because then God will send them into conscious eternal torture and destruction and they never will stop feeling agony of being ripped or cut into pieces, eaten alive by their own worm who will never die, pelted, melting, burning, incinerating and being eternally destroyed bodily and spiritually and they’ll be aware of it in the Lake of Fire. :(
Sounds exciting
Jesus comes down out of Heaven and the dead are raised and we that remain will be caught up together in the clouds to meet them in the air, that’s what the Bible says why you down play that saying he somehow comes down and stays with us don’t make any sense
I agree, to many of us are interpreting the text. You are absolutely right. We will have new Spiritual bodies when we resurrect. Jesus showed us how to do this, no sweat. He is our Hope.
Specially after all the is going on with the C19 a lot of people are being burn in the hospital then giving the family the ashes...SO SAD 😔
He sounds like Dave Ramsey
What about the Christians that were eat in the early days when Christians were fed to the lions and others that were eaten by other wild animals. How are they going to be resurrected?
God has nary a problem with reconstituting corpses lost through predation. The main point is for the Christian to honor Christ even in death, so many believers who go on to be with the Lord will make arrangements for their corpses, and burial is a way to symbolically testify to the hope in resurrection.
See the following articles…
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
What about those that are burned to death by accident? And the Bible says dust you come from dust you will return.
You will be changed in the twinkling of an eye to put on a pure body because as we are you can not enter into heaven.
I have a question 👋 I don't see any place in the Bible that says a body should be embalmed ??? Why preserve the body because when we are called up it won't be these bodies going to heaven !!!
@Deborah W Both Jacob (Israel) and Joseph were embalmed (Gen. 50:2-3, 26). The fact of embalming never precludes the Christian teaching on burial.
Jesus was never embalmed per se, but His body was wrapped in linen and covered w/ spices (Jn. 19:40). For Jewish people to do this presupposes a corpse - they were convinced Jesus was dead. The witnessing of the living Jesus on the third convinced them the resurrection took place. This parallels the Christian practice of burial in anticipation of resurrection.
OT still participate, including Israel and Joseph, are part of the “all” who arise and participate in the future resurrection to everlasting life (cf. Jn. 5:28-29).
All this follows the pattern of Christ. He died; He was buried; He rose again the third day. Thus, the Christian dies; The Christian is buried; The Christian will rise to everlasting life.
They will be taken up in the clouds of heaven, to meet the Lord Jesus Christ forever, in their new immortal bodies, as well as those who will be alive at that time. This is what the bible teaches.
Our bodies are just a vessel on earth. When the new system comes, Jehovah will restore us to when we were our healthiest. Usually @ 33yrs old, the same age as Jesus was, when he was killed for our earthly sins. The bible doesn't say burial or cremation is the proper way. Unfortunately, most folks today, cannot afford funeral/burial costs anymore, hence more families are turning to cremation.
We all turn to dust regardless of what happens. People dead and buried in Christ’s day will likely be dust by now. It literally makes no difference it’s only speeding up the process. People buried underground without caskets years ago have now become trees and grass and are completely not the body they were at death anyhow. I don’t think that stops the resurrection. It’s foolishness in my opinion for people to argue about. We all become dust again.
This sounds stupid anyway. Since you guys believe you’re going to be resurrected, the people that are buried turn to dust also same as the cremated remains.
To answer the question with a question.
What's the difference between those who have sadly been burned alive, and cremated remains?
When the body is resurrected on that Glorious Day, ALL bodies will be TRANSFORMED. NO FLESH SHALL ENTER INTO HEAVEN.
@imaliveinjesus Are not the two examples mutually exclusive? How do you respectfully handle the remains of someone whose death resulted from incineration? That’s one thing. How do you respectfully handle the remains of a Christian who dies sans any destruction to the corpse, well burial is a good way of testifying the that Christian’s hope in his/her future resurrection from the dead when Jesus returns to judge the living and the dead? So, Jesus died, was buried, rose again, why not when the Christian dies, he/she gets buried, because we know what happens next? See www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/ and www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
But can't god do all things?
When you die doesn't your soul leave your body and go to heaven? If that's true, what difference does it make what happens to your body? Put in the ground, dumped into the ocean, burned in a house fire, eaten by a shark, cremated by a funeral home?
@Roger Dysert The Christian testimony is that Jesus Christ will appear again, the dead will be resurrected, and the righteous will be resurrected to everlasting life but the unrighteous to everlasting condemnation. Christ was buried and rose again on the third day, so the Christ follower follows Christ in baptism, burial, and resurrection.
See these articles…
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
Honey .. scripture is clear ... at first He dOES hapazo (snatch) us up in the clouds with Him and theN later around Armagheddon time we come back down with Him . 💥
@jasongclj6945 Where exactly do Scriptures say that?
@@BibleAnswerMan
1st Thessalonians 4 : 17
What about those lost at sea?
Good point and those burned in a fire, I agree the body will be reborn even in fragments.
Revelatio 20:13 The sea gave up its dead, and death and the grave gave up their dead. And all were judged according to their deeds.
How unfortunate it would be to be blown apart by a bomb and that disqualify you from resurrection..!
@Andrew Jaques-Francis How so?
What about Christian people who have been eaten by animals, died at sea or were cremated against their will or chose to b cremated for financial reasons are just cuz they dont want to rot in the ground! R u saying they wont go to Heaven? What u r saying could b law based. I cant see Jesus by passing those folks, since He doesnt want anyone to perish! The scriptures you quoted were old covenant based and those ppl were not Christians. 😀 we will b given new bodies, God created the Heaven and the earth, he can certainly create a new body out of dust.
@Sultan You know not the Scriptures nor the power of God. God says, “I Am the God of Abraham, the God Isaac, and the God Jacob.” He does not say, “I was the God of Abraham….” God is the God of the living and not the dead. So, if the body is destroyed on account of predation or decomposition, the Almighty can still reconstitute the body for the future resurrection.
@@BibleAnswerMan i do know the scriptures. Asking questions and questioning you means i dont? That is wrong. It seems to me we r both saying God can raise ppl no matter what has happened to their bodies. After-all many ppl will b dust when Jesus returns!
Lol, “ GOOD LUCK TYNDALE”
The Rapture happens after the Tribulation period. But she is right about the Resurrection. No many were killed by fire. Your soul is with him and will be Resurrected.
I am a not self chosen atheist. I am raised as one. Does God love me as well? I am so scared of death, please somebody help me.
God loves everyone! Look for a church that seems right. Churches want new members and to save souls. Best wishes!
If you have accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior, there is no fear in death.
If you’re an adult you cannot say you’re not a self chosen atheist. You have free will. What you were raised as is meaningless. At any time you can receive Jesus Christ as your Lord and savior just by expressing it. Then choose to love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your mind and all your soul. God loves you. Just choose to love him back.
Cremation??: The Lord has complete control on the day you were conceived and the date n time n circumstances of your death. So, burned in fire to ashes, on the titanic, etc the Lord knows how He in those particular deaths that was directed by God in their walk...He will deal with it. There are/were many born again Christians who were brought to the stake for death because they would not recant the Word of God and Jesus Christ and those martyrs death by fire, etc brought Glory to the name of God and of "whom the world was not worthy."
3 thoughts ....that orginally cremation was/is a pagan practice, the Bible study of just who was cremated and under what circumstances, AND the last thought that it was Hitler who used cremation to dispose of Jewish masses/millions....gives a long pause to a major thought... does God have to specifically, in black n white, forbid cremation for a born again Christian?
If you say "Lord, Lord...What IF u chose the roll of your dice/decision for cremation....it may be His response will be "I never knew you."
How would you know if the rising cost of burial is the world's/Satan's way of detering what pleases the Lord and making it easy for you to decide for cremation to save $$. Quite a quandary for a born again Christian's walk or is it???
They're toast.
God knew us before we were born. So how were we created
By minerals ects needed to create this vessel we cal a body.
God knew us before we were born so would you agree that our soul or spirit are then fused with our earthly made out of dust body.
The day we die we leave this body
Even Jesus said we would be like angels with no need to marry eat ect so our body returns back to dust whether cremated or burial that taakes longer.
You cant enter heaven with a resurrected physical body that needs food water ectt
These commercials suck!!! I hate hoping to get some answers from your video and get an ad. Not bothering to watch. Have a good day!
The question is stupid! People's body must go back to dust. Paul put this way, if this body is destroyed, I have one in heaven! Then God Himself said, from dust you are, and dust you shall return! Speaking of the body. It is not wrong!
Many Christians have been burned at the stake, many killed in wars,
Its not a issue. But burial is preferred imo without imbaulming fluid is optimal imo...
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Ashes2ashes,dust2dust
As God hath made man from
So shall the remains return
Period
Those saints hung on poles and burned ...
Ashes to ashes... you get ashes by burning folks.
how about people who die in fires?
@Phil Koch God reconstitutes the body. But burial is the more consistent way the Christian can despite of having died still testify in death to the hope of the resurrection.
The only reason I would be cremated this to make sure I’m really dead. I read stories of people who were buried and then woke up in their caskets are full of blood because they tried to scratch the way out. That’s what scares me. I don’t wanna do anything against God
I've got mixed feelings on cremation, but can't really find anything definite about it as a forbidden practice?
The biblical teaching on cremation is dealt with in the following articles…
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
Tead all the above!!
Read..sorry!
@@BibleAnswerMan can you site scripture instead of articles written by man in your organization?
Bit nauty putting that out there,?
Considering it says the whole world will see him & there's mention of collection of his church before the tribulation period?
1 Corinthians 15:50 kjv flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God
Dust to dust , ashes to ashes. When I lost my son, I
asked for him to be cremated for the sake of his
siblings. I had to look at my brother for three days in
a coffin.Did not want to put my other kids through it.
I believe that God can restore those who have been
cremated. What about those who died in ways that
destroyed the whole body or those who have been
long dead so that remains are disarticulated?I have
not read that particular verse in the bible, but I will
look for it now. I don't believe there is anything God
cannot do.
The body is an empty shell that is not needed once the spirit has left,
Are you mixing the rapture with Gods return after the tribulation o reign on earth?
Yeah....I'm pretty sure he's mistaken. There are 7 examples of " rapture" in the Bible. I'm not sure of this speaker's escotological views.
Burying a body does not point to resurrection. Where did that come from?
Jesus Christ. See John 5:28-29.
Check out the following articles >
www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/
This commentor is definately Not knowing the power of God.
What happen to those who died in the fire?
God can reconstitute the body incinerated.
But that has nothing to do with the Christian practice of burial in testimonial to the blessed hope of future resurrection at the time Jesus appears again. Christians who get buried know and believe the power of God.
See www.equip.org/articles/is-cremation-christian-/ and www.equip.org/bible_answers/is-cremation-consistent-with-the-christian-worldview/
Pandemic, cremation. No problem.
We wont come in body form. Only our souls will.
The soul cannot live without the body.
Interesting
Truth matters, life matters more? Isnt truth life?
Hank clarifies Truth Matters Life Matters More here … ruclips.net/video/WhudfKO23fo/видео.html
In the Eastern Orthodox Church the cremating of those who have slept in the Lord is totally forbidden!
Yeah,the Lord doesn't care though
..He says the flesh goes to dust..
The spirit goes to the Lord that gave it. Ecc.12:6,7
We have 2 bodies flesh and spirit..
We don't need the flesh again,once we die we are done with it.
@Ioannis Grivas the flesh goes to dust we don't need it we have a much better body,the spirit body
What happens if a true Orthodox believer dies, but his relatives decide to get his body cremated, what will happen to the true Orthodox believer? I am a new Orthodox believer still learning
@ Dan Hudson I have no answer for that! It's better to consult an Orthodox Priest!
Agreed. Jesus is still raising people from the dead. It happened to a Buddhist monk. He came back alive while in coffin. God does care about our bodies.
Hank is on target.
Not really the flesh goes to dust..we have a much better body and the flesh is never needed again.
When one dies the spirit goes at that instant to the Lord who gave it.
No one is laying in a hole in the ground,they are with the Lord already.
Agreed. Jesus is still performing miracles to this day, raising people from the dead. It happened to. Buddhist monk. He has since then become a follower of Jesus Christ preaching the good news. Don’t understand this recent trend in Christian churches of using scripture against burial. The early Christian also chose burial over cremation to set them apart from pagans Gnostics, and other religions
@@cslewis1404 In today's world, people can't afford burial so cremation it is. I had an Grand Aunty who didn't have insurance, nor contributions, nor did her children have money to bury her. So they left it in my family hands. My family doesn't have money like that so we did what we could and there was a service and cremation.
My Grand Aunty's children talk to my family bad because they wanted a burial but they themselves didn't have the money and when the people ask who is going to deal with the preparations of her death, they gave them our phone number and address. So you see, the bible had burial because it was in a time when people could either afford it or dig any site and call it a burial ground. Now it's all about money, which the dead don't sometimes leave.
No cremation for me I have life insurance..unless I burn up in.accident..then have no choice
CREMATION??? Ok then, how about those with rotten bodies? What a pointless discussion.