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Discover the biblical perspective on death as a transition to a new existence beyond earthly life. Explore the concepts of separation, departure, and gain according to Philippians 1:21 and other scriptures. Unveil the victory over death through the lens of faith and hope, as illustrated by the defeat of this enemy in Hebrews 2:9, 14-15. Reflect on the promises of a better body, dwelling place, and the joyful reunions in the afterlife. Embrace the concept of union with Jesus as the ultimate gain in the journey from life to eternity.
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To Die Is Gain Philippians 1:21 “A permanent cessation of all vital functions: the end of life.” (Webster) Separation of the spirit from the body (Jas. 2:26). Departure (Phil. 1:23).
To Die Is Gain Philippians 1:21 Although death brings our existence upon this physical earth to an end, it does not bring us to an absolute end. THERE IS LIFE AFTER DEATH
To Die Is Gain Philippians 1:21 ✘ It is humanity’s greatest enemy (1 Cor. 15:25-26). ✘ It is a defeated enemy(Heb. 2:9, 14-15).
What do we GAIN? To Die Is Gain Philippians 1:21 ☙ A better body. ☙ A better dwelling place. ☙ Reunion with those whom we have loved and then lost for awhile. ☙ Union with Jesus.
What do we GAIN? To Die Is Gain Philippians 1:21 ☙ Union with Jesus.