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Subject The soul comes to being post mortem. It is released from its earthly host upon death. This truth is revealed in Gen 2 chp. Take a look...

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I propose this revelation for you to consider. The creation of the first man presented in Genesis chp 2 pertains to the raising of the soul, post mortem. Take a look:

Gen 2:7	And the LORD God [b]formed [/b]man of the [b]dust of the ground[/b], and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a [b]living soul[/b].

In the above, "dust of the ground" is the earth where the dead is buried. The "formed man" is the inanimate soul of the corpse. When God forms man of the dust of the ground he is releasing from the buried corpse its inanimate soul. God then breaths into the soul's nostrils "breath of life," which quickens or animates the soul. This very act brings to life or animates the soul. It is generally known as resurrection.

Man while alive grows an inanimate soul with the potential to live, in the afterlife; however, it takes an act of God to bring to life the soul of the dead. Man cannot do this himself as he is in a state of death. Without God acting on that soul,  the dead cannot resurrect. They remain forever dead.
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Original Message I propose this revelation for you to consider. The creation of the first man presented in Genesis chp 2 pertains to the raising of the soul, post mortem. Take a look:

Gen 2:7 And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.

In the above, "dust of the ground" is the earth where the dead is buried. The "formed man" is the inanimate soul of the corpse. When God forms man of the dust of the ground he is releasing from the buried corpse its inanimate soul. God then breaths into the soul's nostrils "breath of life," which quickens or animates the soul. This very act brings to life or animates the soul. It is generally known as resurrection.

Man while alive grows an inanimate soul with the potential to live, in the afterlife; however, it takes an act of God to bring to life the soul of the dead. Man cannot do this himself as he is in a state of death. Without God acting on that soul, the dead cannot resurrect. They remain forever dead.

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