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- What Is a Soul? | Bible Questions - JW. ORG
Is the soul immortal? Where did belief in an immortal soul come from? The Bible refers to a living soul using the original-language words nephesh and psykhe
- Soul - Definition and Meaning | Bible Dictionary - JW. ORG
Define ‘soul’ as used in the Bible Locate examples of ‘soul’ in Bible verses
- The Soul - JW. ORG
Is the soul immortal? Is it separate from the body? What happens to it at death? Let the Bible provide you with a clear explanation
- What is a Soul? What is the Spirit? —Meaning of Bible Terms | Bible Teach
Do ‘soul’ and ‘spirit’ have the same meaning? Do people and animals have souls, or are they souls? The Bible’s answers may surprise you
- Is Reincarnation in the Bible? - JW. ORG
Is reincarnation real? Belief in reincarnation is based on the teaching of the immortality of the soul, the Bible’s teaching of a resurrection is not
- Immortality of the Soul—The Birth of the Doctrine - JW. ORG
6 The teaching of the immortality of the soul was also a part of the pre-Zoroastrian Iranian religion Ancient tribes of Iran, for example, cared for the souls of the departed by offering them food and clothing to benefit them in the underworld 7, 8 What did the ancient Egyptians believe about the soul’s surviving the death of the body?
- The Soul According to the Bible - JW. ORG
Hence, “soul” can refer to a living creature, whether human or animal “Soul” as the Life of a Creature 9 (a) What extended meaning can be attributed to the word “soul”? (b) Does this conflict with the idea that the soul is the person himself? 9 At times, the word “soul” refers to the life that a person or an animal enjoys
- What Happens to the Soul at Death? - JW. ORG
What Happens to the Soul at Death? “The doctrine that the human soul is immortal and will continue to exist after man’s death and the dissolution of his body is one of the cornerstones of Christian philosophy and theology ”—“NEW CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA ” 1 What does the New Catholic Encyclopedia admit regarding the soul’s surviving death? THE above-quoted reference work, however
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