 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Search Our Website:
Angels
Antichrist
Apostles
Armageddon
Atonement
Baptism
Bible
Children
Christ
Christianity
Chronology
Church
Church-State
Creation
Death
Demons
Evolution
Faith
Fear
Flood
Gifts of Spirit
Grave
Great Pyramid
Heaven
Hell
Holy Spirit
Immortality
Israel
Jehovah
Jesus
Judgment Day
Kingdom
Last Supper
Man of Sin
Military Service
Millennium
New Creation
Parenting
Passover
Prayer
Prophecy
Rapture
Resurrection
Revelation
Sabbath
Salvation
Satan
Second Coming
Soul
Suffering
Tabernacle
Tithing
Tribulation
Trinity
United States
War
SOUL
There is a longing hope within men that death does not end all existence; that somehow and somewhere, the life now begun will have a continuation. The most common belief of all religions is that people possess souls, and at death their consciousness in the form of that soul departs from the body to abide in either a paradise or a place of punishment. But what does the Bible really teach about the soul? What is the historical Jewish view? What is the difference between the spirit and the soul? In the Bible, the word in both the Hebrew and the Greek for soul clarifies that man "is" a soul and not that he "has" a soul. This may sound like a refined difference, but a brief study will shed valuable light on this subject which will straighten out many misconceptions about life, death and the afterlife.
WHAT IS THE SOUL (Booklet)
SHEDDING LIGHT ON DARK AGE DOCTRINES (Article)
THE IMMORTAL SOUL
THE ATONEMENT BETWEEN GOD AND MAN (Chapter in Book)
THE OBJECT OF ATONEMENT — MAN