Reincarnation Words and Phrases in the Bible

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The Christian Bible teaches Earth to Earth reincarnation for the unredeemed. From Genesis to Revelation, themes of reincarnation can be found interwoven into the holy text.

Since Christians are told the lie that reincarnation is not Biblical, they are unable to see the plethora of words and phrases used to describe reincarnation, even though said is right in front of them.

This thread will list some of the words and phrases used in the Bible in order to help those that are tired of the blasphemous lies the Church teaches and wish to 'deprogram' themselves.

Earth Dwellers

Those that are unwilling to leave Earth behind are doomed to repeat another cycle of reincarnation back here again. Scripture uses the phrase 'those that dwell on the Earth' to describe them.

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It is the Spirit that reincarnates. The Body and Soul is destroyed.

What is the difference between the soul and the spirit ?

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If that were the case, the verse would grossly contradict what the rest of the Bible teaches, like:

• The Second Death
• Becoming Born Again
• Enoch and Elias never dying
• The dead coming back to life only to die again later (e.g. Lazarus)
• Etc.

Hebrews 9:27 is teaching that every death will be judged. If anything, it supports reincarnation by clarifying that those who believe they can 'do what thou wilt' and get away with it are sadly mistaken.

In Biblical point of view this "life" can be called the first death and the second death is the "hell", where your soul and body are destroyed.

Being born again is something that can happen in this life and doesn't mean you die first.

Isn't never dying a contradiction to the idea of reincarnation? In a way it is true that some people never dies, if it means the soul or spirit.

But concerning the resurrection of the dead, have you not read that spoken to you by God, saying: "I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob?" God is not God of the dead, but of the living.
Matt. 22:31-32

Dead being resurrected is not exactly the same as coming back to life, or reincarnation. In Biblical point of view death of a body is not the end, soul doesn't die in that moment.

....What separates Christian Reincarnation from all the other religions is that

No, the difference is that in Christians, or Biblical point of view you don't get another chance and another life here continuously. And that you are not for example born again as some animal.

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In Biblical point of view death of a body is not the end, soul doesn't die in that moment.

When dies thd soul die?

Ezekiel 18:20: "The Soul That Sinneth, It Shall Die"

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I asked about animals being reincarnated, Satan was not an animal.

Humans and animals are both made of eukaryotic cells.

Some people are called 'beasts' in the Bible...

2 Peter 2:12
But these, as natural brute beasts, made to be taken and destroyed, speak evil of the things that they understand not; and shall utterly perish in their own corruption;

Jude 1:10
But these speak evil of those things which they know not: but what they know naturally, as brute beasts, in those things they corrupt themselves.

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... Resurrection does not have the physical Body yet.

Was Lazarus not resurrected ?

No, he was just brought back to life in the same Body, Soul and Spirit.

The First Resurrection has not happened yet...

Revelation 20:6
"Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection: on such the second death hath no power, but they shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years."

Until then, the Redeemed are in Abraham's Bosom.

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It is the Spirit that reincarnates. The Body and Soul is destroyed.

What is the difference between the soul and the spirit ?

A Soul is a living organism's Genome Sequence. It is information that lives on after death. It is that which programs DNA.

Spirit is the Electromagnetism that 'quickens' and makes the Genome Sequence come to life. It is also a person's main character, memories, personality, wisdom, essence, etc.

It is the Spirit that reincarnates, not the Soul.

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No, the difference is that in Christians, or Biblical point of view you don't get another chance and another life here continuously. And that you are not for example born again as some animal.

The story of Adam and Eve is a story of reincarnation...

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The story of Jonah and the Whale is also a tale of reincarnation. Folks have no idea what they are actually reading.

The so called 'great fish' Jonah was swallowed by is symbolic of the sperm we all started out as before conception. He was bound to it and trapped by it.

He was at the 'bottom of the mountains'. Mountains are symbolic of the phallus. The 'bottom of the mountains' is symbolic of testicles. The Bible calls it 'outer darkness' where the unredeemed are 'bundled' together gnashing their teeth and crying before being cast into the Lake of Fire reincarnation portal. Mother Earth surrounded Jonah during the act of procreation.

The 'climax' is when Jonah is 'vomited' out of the erect phallus. Get it? He is now in the wilderness of the womb where he looks for the 'great city' where the Ovum are.

This is the 'meat of the word', i.e., euphemism. It is the Adult Education that is never taught. 99.999% of Christians are still on the milk.

Again, folks have no idea how insanely profound it all is.

Second chances...

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In Biblical point of view death of a body is not the end, soul doesn't die in that moment.

When dies thd soul die?

Ezekiel 18:20: "The Soul That Sinneth, It Shall Die"

The word 'Soul' in the Bible can sometimes mean an individual person. The deeper meaning is that the Soul is a separate and unique component of the Tripartite being. It just depends on the context as to which is which.

Therefore, a Soul (as in a physical being) can die a physical death, but the Soul (the Genome Sequence of a being) can die in the Second Death.

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Child of Hell

When Jesus used the phrase 'child of Hell' or 'son of Gehenna', he was being literal. Jesus was describing reincarnation.

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This is Elias

Simple and to the point. Jesus again was being literal when he said that about John the Baptist.