Things Hard to be Understood | by Rob Thiele | Volume 22, Issue 4 | July - August 2016
Zechariah 14:7 concludes: “...but it shall come to pass, that at evening time it shall be light.” This expression has been taken to relate, somewhat poetically, to the transition of souls on death to heaven that the evening time, life’s mortal end, is being subsumed in the wonderful light of heaven is the assumption. This interpretation rests uncomfortably on the unscriptural teaching of the immortality of the soul. But if this explanation be incorrect, what does the passage in question really mean?
We will not stay to review the Scriptural teaching in respect to the mortality of man and the error of the immortality of the soul. Brother Robert Roberts, as a young man in his early twenties, covered that ground thoroughly over one hundred and fifty years ago. Give yourself a treat and read or r…
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