If God promised to bless and prosper His people, what gives man the right to put limits on this? Does Acts 5:32 teach that the Holy Spirit is only given to obedient children of God? What should we make of believers lying on the graves of past giants of the faith to receive some kind of spiritual impartation? Listen live here 2-4 pm EST, and call into the show at (866) 348 7884 with your questions and comments.
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After lying down on their graves, I hope they get up and do some of the things they did.
What does scripture say about the bodies of the deceased? What if someone who is born again is cremated? Does it matter what happens to the body after the spirit has left it? I think the body becomes an empty shell incapable of providing anything. The smell of the decomposition should serve as a testament to that. You don’t eat rotten food. You must discard it. One should not expect spiritual blessing from what is dead. The body should be respectfully discarded. Am I wrong?
Dr. Brown. Stop blaming Me for your own bad ideas.
God
No, I don’t think you are wrong.