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Certainly, we all know at some point we will die.
What troubles me the most however is that I have never heard any feedback from the dead.
Whether they are living pretty well wherever they are or it is just hellish is a mystery.
Nobody knows as to where do people go when they expire.
Only Jehovah God, the only Sovereign Lord, who created all things on earth, in heaven or under water, knows.
During my childhood in the things of Jehovah, I used to hear so many theories of what happens to people when they pass on.
A school of thought would suggest the dead immediately became ancestral spirits to watch over their former kith and kin.
Cardinal: “Ramadan Is Everyone’s Holiday”
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Cardinal: “Ramadan Is Everyone’s Holiday”
Muslims in Burkina Faso celebrated Eid El Fitr on 13 May, marking the end of the fasting month of Ramadan.
They gathered in the capital Ouagadougou at the Place de Nation for prayer.
Despite the Ascension which was celebrated on the same day, Cardinal Philipe Ouédraogo, 76, attended the Eid El Fitr prayer, thus showing the “solidarity” of the Church to the Muslim community, Burkina24.com (May 13) writes. We are happy to express our best wishes to our Muslim brothers and sisters, Ouédraogo said. For him, what belongs to the pond belongs to the cayman (meaning: your joy is our joy). With these words, the Cardinal expressed believes “that Ramadan is the feast of everyone.”
How Isaiah Promises God Will Give Us âBeauty for Ashesâ in Painful Seasons
Ashley Hooker 15 May
I have attended many funerals in my life, but nothing like the one for my grandmother. She was the rock of our family and helped raise me alongside my mom. On the day of her funeral, I was overwhelmed by the display of grief by my mother. She cried uncontrollably, begged the funeral director not to close the casket, and even screamed a few times.
To this day, that funeral and the mourning that took place afterward have stuck with me for one reason. I was asked almost a week after the funeral why I had not cried over the death of my grandmother. Why was I not mourning?