All Men die


This is one of the classic logic axioms, all men die.  But have we ever as Christians and believers in Christ's death and resurrection, God's perfect creation EVER thought to question this.  All men die?  Okay, through observation everyone I know appears to grow old and die.  I know that previously there are records of men that have died.

Biblical examples:  Adam died; Moses died; David died; John the Baptist died; Herod died; James died; and even Jesus died.  But what happened to Enoch?  He walked with God and then he was no longer.  Did he disappear similar to Moses?  Was he taken into heaven as the "Early Church" and Jewish Rabbis teach?  Then I hope you have not forgotten about Elijah who was taken into heaven.

So do All men Die.  Are all men designed to die and there are just a few exceptions?  Was Adam created with the intent that he die (or just the foreknowledge he would fall and suffer the repercussions)?  Adam was made perfect.  Death is considered an enemy to God (and humanity).  Death is the last enemy to be destroyed.  All men die?

No human was created to die.  Death comes as a result of sin.  I guess I cannot tell you have anyone who hasn’t died (with the exception of Elijah and Enoch whom I have never met).  But I am certain that one day, I will be able to point out to any believer people who have never died.  People will be alive when Christ returns and they will never die (if they are believers).  Come Lord Jesus and Come quickly.  Thank you.

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