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Psalm 146:4

The Bible shows that the dead know nothing, and even their very thoughts perish when they die. In other words, all mental and physical processes cease when an individual dies. Solomon's definition of death concurs with Webster's Dictionary: "a permanent cessation of all vital functions: the end of life."

Earl L. Henn
Basic Doctrines: The Fate of the Wicked




Other Forerunner Commentary entries containing Psalms 146:4:

Genesis 2:7
Genesis 3:4-5
Psalm 146:3
Luke 1:26-30
Luke 1:41-42
Luke 16:22-23
Luke 16:27-30
Luke 23:46
John 3:13
1 Peter 3:19
Revelation 2:11
Revelation 20:10
Revelation 20:10

 

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