The Questions of Death

WHO causes the suffering and mourning around us?

No one knows for sure.

Some think about it in religious manners, other in reality.

Is it God himself?

Many firm believers would say it is.

The Bible and the Christian faith make them believe.

Could it be this higher power? Or is this just natural selection?

Science only goes so far then comes God.

Medication and treatment can only aid the sick and dying. The rest is up to Him.

WHAT is demise? Is it really forever?

Death is the shutting down of bodily organs and slipping away.

Scientifically, death is truly forever, and so is life.

When death comes, is it permanent? Is there an afterlife?

Death is permanent. Afterlife is unknown but very much believed.

There are talks of afterlife from scripture and how there is such a thing.

Is there a Heaven? A Hell? Or just a hole in the ground?

As described, Heaven would be the way to go.

Puffy clouds, Pearly Gates, and a place of joy without worry.

WHEN does death happen? Is it random or is it planned?

God has a plan for when it’s time to take people away.

There are no names in a hat that makes his decision to take them away.

Is your time of death scheduled? Do you not know when?

No one knows for sure the time for their demise.

He is the only one who can decide the fate and when.

Can you have an idea that death is coming? Or is it unknown?

Premonitions of death have been brought to some, others are unlucky.

Many people with close calls to death have said that they can feel it.

WHERE is He when death happens? Is He up there watching?

He’s there, watching, waiting, and bracing Himself to take another life.

He carries his loved ones away and lifts their spirit into the sky.

Is He smiling because He’s saving them? Is He mourning too?

There’s a smile on his face, another of His children is coming home.

He does mourn over the loss he has caused.

Does He ever want to hug the ones who lost?

He works in mysterious ways. There’s got to be compassion.

God holds onto the hands of the mourning and guides them back to life.

WHY is death a part of life? Is it truly a necessity for our world?

Death is necessary for the lives of others to move on.

There are too many people here and there is a time for all of us.

Is losing loved ones the right answer? Is it the wrong one?

There is no right or wrong answer when dealing with the death clock.

The hour and minute hands tick away and there’s nothing to do but wait.

Does losing make us stronger? Or does it kick us down a flight of stairs?

Losing makes people stronger. They realize what they had and rejoice.

Memories of the lost are never forgotten, just moved to the back of the brain.

HOW does passing happen? Many Earth ways, but what about after?

Passing is described to be a white tunnel with a light at the end.

The soul lifts from the body of the deceased and finds its way to its life after death.

Do you really see the bright light? Or is it all darkness and falling?

The light has been told from people’s close calls with the Grim Reaper.

The darkness and falling can only appear to me to be a spiral into Hell.

Is it a meeting with the others in afterlife? Or are you alone?

Family is waiting in the Pearly Gates, just like an airport.

You’re never alone when you walk hand in hand with God.