Death

Death

The dead are dead, and not alive in some other place in some other form. In the Scriptures always speak of the dead to be where their bodies are. Thus, death is likened to sleep - a state where there is no consciousness. The only solution to death is resurrection.

 

Here are some resources on the subject of death:

 

VIDEOS

 

“When You Die, You’ll Be Really Dead” - Clyde Pilkington https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxb_kXizr_w  

 

“What is Death?” – Clyde Pilkington & Stephen Hill

https://youtu.be/IaIuacHqeIY

 

“What Happens to the Soul at Death?” - Bob Steele https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IkDYB2qMI3g&t=908s

 

“Death” - “The Divine Lockup” (4 of 4): - Clyde Pilkington https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nRU1tubTNJs&t=575s

 

ARTICLE

 

“Death” (Bible Student’s Dictionary)

https://www.biblestudentsnotebook.com/bsn751.pdf


“Facts from the Scriptures Concerning Death”

by Joseph E. Kirk

http://www.biblestudentsnotebook.com/bsn623.pdf

 

BOOK

 

“Death, the Intermediate State and the Resurrection”

(A Comprehensive Compilation)

8 works, 13 authors, spanning over 100 years, 268 pages. Bible Student's Press https://pilkingtonandsons.com/compilations.htm#3234

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