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After Death Then What
Mar Mari Emmanuel
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Mar Mari Emmanuel

After Death Then What

Mar Mari Emmanuel explains that after death, believers receive glorified spiritual bodies free from sin and memory, living eternally with Christ as their sole recognition.
In this insightful teaching, Mar Mari Emmanuel explores the profound truths about life after death, focusing on the nature of the glorified body, the cessation of sin, and the wiping of memory at the final judgment. He explains how believers will rise with spiritual bodies like Jesus, bearing His wounds as eternal reminders of salvation. The sermon offers hope and clarity about eternal life, emphasizing the joy and comfort awaiting believers in the Father's house.

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God did not come to redeem slaves. He came to redeem us and make us sons of God, free. The son is free, the slave is not.

So therefore, my beloveds, since I have the will, I can do things my way, not God's. When do I stop sinning? When do I stop using my will? When I'm buried. When I die, then and then only I can say, I cannot sin anymore.

For when you cannot sin anymore, you're living. Because what is the weight of sin? Death. The moment you stop sinning, you're living.

Now it all depends whether you live in heaven or elsewhere, but you're living. You with me? Good. Now, when the Lord Jesus rose from the dead, look what he says.

By the way, the Lord Jesus rose with the glorified body, spiritual three-dimensional. You see, the way you are now, this is the way you're going to rise. But in a spiritual body, this body will have no bones, no flesh, nothing.

It's a spiritual three-dimensional. The way you rose, exactly the way you're going to rise in that glorified body. But you will have the same age of Jesus Christ and the same height of Jesus Christ.

So if you came to this world for an hour and died, you will rise at the age of 33. And if you live 969 years in the Old Testament, you will rise at the age of 33 and the height of Christ. The only difference between this glorified body and the Lord's glorified body, the wounds.

Even the glorified body of Jesus Christ will have the wounds of the cross forever. So in the next life for eternities to come, when he comes, we will see the wounds in the hands and in the feet. We will see them.

As a reminder for those who will make it to the Father's house, this will be a reminder for all of us, my wounds got you here. I kept them so that you never forget why you are here. It was not what you've done, it was what I have done on the cross that got you here.

I'll be a reminder for all of us and we'll love him forever and ever and ever. Now when the Lord rose from the dead, there is no soul, S-O-U-L. There is the body and the spirit only.

Why? Because look at the Lord Jesus, what he said after resurrection in Luke 24 39. He says, behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself. I'm the risen one.

Come touch me. Behold my hands and my feet. Why are you just staring at me? Touch me.

Handle me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have. The spirit what? Has, does not have flesh and bones. He did not mention blood.

The spirit does not have flesh nor bones. He didn't bring the word blood. Now since there is no blood, there is no soul because the soul lives in the blood.

Now the soul, one of the components that make up the soul is the subconscious mind. The subconscious mind is the hard drive of your computer, the memory where everything is stored. In the second coming, the Lord will give you the glorified body and he will bring back your spirit and put it in this glorified body but the soul will be wiped because your memory will be wiped then.

Because when you when the Lord takes you to the father's house which is the final frontier, you cannot carry your memory with you there. Now in paradise now, yes your memory is with you. That's why the saints remember.

Even those in Hades remember because the soul is still there. But in the final judgment, the Lord will wipe your memory. Imagine this, the father enters with the Lord, the son goes to hell.

How can this father be happy and enjoying the presence of the Lord remembering his son is in hell? He will wipe it. So there you will not see and you will not recognize none of that. The memory is gone.

You'll only recognize one, Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Everyone in the father's house will know Jesus only. Your father standing next to you, you won't even know.

It's your dad. The memory is gone because the Lord is fair. He says, you suffered enough on earth.

The time has come to give you comfort and joy. I'll be your joy. I'll be your comfort.

There will be no more aging, no more teas, no more Centrelink payments, no more nothing. And definitely no more Elon Musk and no more Bill Gates and no more Anthony Fauci. None of that.

Sermon Outline

  1. I. Freedom from Sin through Death
    • God redeems us as sons, not slaves
    • Sin ceases only at death
    • Living means being free from sin
  2. II. The Glorified Body of the Resurrection
    • Jesus rose with a spiritual, glorified body
    • Believers will rise with similar glorified bodies
    • The wounds of Christ remain as a reminder
  3. III. The Nature of Body, Spirit, and Soul After Death
    • Post-resurrection, only body and spirit remain, no soul
    • The soul is tied to blood and memory
    • Memory will be wiped at the final judgment
  4. IV. Eternal Life in the Father's House
    • No memory of earthly suffering or relationships
    • Only Jesus will be recognized
    • Eternal comfort and joy without earthly troubles

Key Quotes

“God did not come to redeem slaves. He came to redeem us and make us sons of God, free.” — Mar Mari Emmanuel
“When you stop sinning, you're living.” — Mar Mari Emmanuel
“The wounds of Christ will be a reminder for all of us, so we never forget why we are here.” — Mar Mari Emmanuel

Application Points

  • Live with the awareness that sin's power ends at death, encouraging holiness now.
  • Focus on the eternal identity in Christ rather than earthly memories or relationships.
  • Find comfort in the promise of a glorified body and eternal joy free from earthly struggles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to sin after death according to the sermon?
Sin ceases at death because the believer's will to sin ends, allowing them to live truly free.
How does the glorified body differ from our current body?
The glorified body is spiritual, three-dimensional, without flesh or bones, but retains the wounds of Christ.
What happens to the soul and memory after death?
The soul, associated with blood and memory, is wiped clean at the final judgment, erasing earthly memories.
Will believers recognize their loved ones in heaven?
No, because memories are wiped, believers will only recognize Jesus Christ in the Father's house.
Why does Jesus retain his wounds in the glorified body?
The wounds serve as a reminder of the sacrifice that made salvation possible for believers.

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