Eternal life in the Bible

The Bible makes 44 times reference to the eternal life. Once in the Old Testament (Daniel 12:2) and 43 times in the New Testament. The author who makes of it more mention is the apostle Jean (17 mentions in its Gospel, 6 in its first epistle).

One of these references is a definition stated by Jesus of the eternal life: “But, the eternal life, it is that they know you, you, only true God, and that which you sent, Jesus-Christ” (Jn 17:3).

Eternal life for the Egyptians of Antiquity

Isis, as a wife of Osiris, is the goddess associated with the funerary rites. After having found thirteen of the fourteen parts of the body of its beloved, having assassinated and having cut up by Seth, her jealous brother, it insufflated the soufflé of the eternal life to him, and a son Horus gave him.

To be able to enjoy the eternal life, the Égyptiens needed to make preserve intact their body and their name. To be private one or other was in their eyes the ultimate punishment. The name of Akhénaton was conscencieusement unobtrusive of everywhere.

The Palmier is the symbol of the eternal life .

Eternal life in the theology of the mormonism

Perpetual existence in family in the presence of God. The eternal life is the greatest gift of God to the man. Eternal life and Exaltation are synonymous.

External bonds

Quotations on the eternal life (quotations of presidents of the Church of Jesus-Christ of the Saints of the Last Days)

Simple: Afterlife

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