Ce que la Bible dit sur la crémation – La vérité que tout chrétien doit connaître

Imagine for a second that a faithful Christian, someone who has loved God all his life, dies in a fire. His body was reduced to ashes. And now, here is the question that no one dares to ask out loud. Has God lost the ability to resurrect him? Does this hateful Christian no longer have the hope of eternal life

because his body has been consumed by fire? If your immediate response was of course no, then God can resurrect anyone. So you have just unwittingly answered one of the most controversial questions in modern Christianity. For if God can resurrect someone whose body has been destroyed by fire, why would there be a difference if that same body were

intentionally cremated? And before you think you already know where this video is going, let me tell you one thing. What we are going to do today is neither defend nor condemn cremation. What we are going to do is something that very few people do. We are going to open the Bible. We will examine each

verse that mentions fire and human bodies. We will listen to the arguments on both sides and let the scriptures speak for themselves because this issue has divided families. It caused anguish to people who had a loved one cremated before being told they had committed a sin. It has sparked disputes in churches between pastors who

claim completely opposing things. And most surprisingly of all, when you actually open the Bible and look for the word cremation, it does not appear even once in any book, in any chapter, in any verse. The word "hateful cremation" simply does not exist in the scriptures. But that does not mean that the Bible has nothing to say on this subject.