seeing this narrated and using the terms of “Nanny” killed me, I’m Autistic and I’m watching this to help me prepare for my own Nannys funeral, my heart is broken but I feel a little more prepared about what to expect now.
Thank you for helping explain this hard time to my children. Sometimes I don't have the words to say.... this certainly helped them understand and feel better.
I also lost my grandfather Just a few days ago, the day before I wanted to visit my grandpa again, He Died. Today is the funeral. He taught me everything I knew, sad to See him Go, Hope to See him in heaven one day
THIS WAS WONDERFUL!!! It will help children understand the death, and a funeral. You might explain that it's ok to touch their loved one. It's ok to hold their hand. The body will feel firm, but that's because of a special fluid they put into the body. You might mention the fluid in that way, or you might not. Your choice, but When I went to a funeral for the first time, My Mom did explain that Elijah would feel hard, and feel unusual, but that this was a normal thing after death. Now I know all about the embalming process. But DO NOT explain the embalming process to a child.
Today, I am going to attend the funeral of my aunt's husband, who died from cancer. Now, I won't really attend it per say, because it will take place in London. But I will watch a live video of it, if I can that is. I'm watching this video so that I can understand how this stuff works. UPDATE: So, I watched the live video of the funeral with my sister and grandmother. Both of them cried while I sat all silent. I was feeling sad and numb at the same time. But that's my way of grieving. If you don't feel like crying during a funeral, that's okay. Everyone have their own different way of grieving. Some fall into depression and some stay silent and numb for who knows what.
This is a super resource, but I was wondering if you had created, or were considering creating, separate cuts of the burial version and cremation version. As a celebrant I feel that would be a more useful thing to share with families with children.
I lots my auntie in April I cry so much because She was the best gorgeous Auntie in the world but I know she is in better place now I think she will be so proud me but I will remember the beautiful time we had together
This did not make sence one time you are fellowing the cascate to were she was bared and were grandpa going to bared the next thing you do is put a rose I am where she is buried then you say you follow the casket up to the front of the wire in the church or whatever and then the next thing you know she’s cremated so was she cremated or was she buried or was she buried and then you zoomed about the body back up she could cremator her
What Happen when a Person Die? In order to get the correct answer, let us consult the infallible word of God. And the safest way to start is to ask the question: Q. 1) How did God create or form man? A. Genesis 2:7; And God formed man from the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and man became a living soul. Note: In forming man, God used two substances namely: 1. Dust of the ground 2. Breath of life Note: Now that we know how God formed man, we can safely answer the above question by reversing the process in which God formed man. To illustrate: At Creation: Dust of the ground plus breath of life = man or a living soul At Death: Living Soul minus breath = Dust Q. 2) What happen to these two substances when a person die? A. 1.) Ecclesiastes 12:7; Then the dust return to the earth as it was, and the spirit (or breath of life, Genesis 2:7) return to God who gave it. A. 2) Job 27:3; All the while my breath is in me, and the spirit of God is in my nostrils. A. 3) Genesis 3:17; In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat thy bread, till thou return to the ground, for out of it was thou taken, for dust thou art, and unto dust shall thou return. Note: The three texts above clearly explained what happen to the two substances that God used in forming man at the time of death. At the same time, they also clearly answer the question. What happen when a person dies? The body return to dust of the ground where it was taken, and the spirit or breath return to God who gave it. ( Ecclesiastes 12:7) The belief that when a person dies, there is a soul (immortal) that leave the body, and depending on how the person lived when alive, will determine where the soul will spend eternity, either in hell, to be punished and tortured for all eternity, in purgatory, with the hope of being brought to heaven or direct to heaven as the case maybe. This belief is contradictory to Ezekiel 18:20; The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The truth is, this belief is based on the Greek Philosophy called “Dualism” (pls check dualism in the internet) which teaches that the body and the mind are two separate entity, In that the body is physical while the mind is spiritual and immortal. Here lies this very dangerous belief. Why? Because if the soul is immortal, of course it is not subject to death. That is why, when a sinner die, based on this belief, the soul will go to hell to be tortured and burned forever and ever without end. What kind of punishment is this? Endless. Don’t make sense. It is because the soul is not subject to death, immortal. This is unbiblical. To dispel this erroneous belief, simple questions need to be asked. 1. Would our gracious, loving, merciful and longsuffering God, allow eternal torture and eternal life to co-exist? Of course not. 2. What kind of sin does anyone do, to deserve this kind of endless torture? It does’nt make sense at all. According to Galatians 6:7; Whatsoever a man soweth, that he also reap. The truth is, God did not create anything or anyone immortal. For had he done this, then sin would be immortalized. The Bible said, that God alone is immortal. 1 Timothy 6:15,16. The reason is obvious, God knows the end from the beginning, Isaiah 46:9,10. Thus, he knew that Adam and Eve would commit sin, Genesis 3:6. and Romans 5:12; For by one man sin enter the world, and death by sin, in the death passed to all men, for all have sinned. The wages of sin is death. (Romans 6:23) Q. When will the person that died and who return to the dust, be made alive again? A. 1. John 5:28,29; Marvel not at this, for the hour is coming in the which, all that are in the graves shall hear his voice. And shall come forth, they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life, and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation. 2. Daniel 12:2; And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt. Note: The two texts, clearly explained that the dead sleep in the dust and will come to life, when the voice of the Lord is heard. Q. What event does the Bible say, would take place, when the dead which came forth from the graves/dust, and who have done good? A. 1 Thessalonians 4:16,17; For the Lord himself, shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the Archangel, and with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first. Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air, and so shall we ever be with the Lord. Note: The event described in the above text, is referring to the second coming of Christ. (John 14:1-3.) Q. How about those that have done evil, when will they come to life? A. Revelation 20:5; But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished. Note: In conclusion, with this text, the resurrection of all that died and in their graves, (John 5:28,29) from Adam and Eve at the beginning, up to the last person who will die just before Christ second coming, is hereby completed. The reward of them that hath done good, is described in 1 Thessalonians 4:16,17, and in Revelation 20:6; Blessed and holy is he who hath part in the first resurrection, for the second death hath no power. In contrast, the punishment of them that hath done evil is described in Revelation 22:8, and is called the second death. .
If you’re saved by Jesus Christ’s atonement, you won’t go into a state of torment after death. And btw there is no purgatory. Those who die in their sins will never accept Christ. Jesus spoke of the terror of dying in sin. Everyone is a sinner, nobody is good but Jesus Christ. To be saved, trust in the Lord Jesus Christ’s sacrifice, and plead with Him to save you.
Burning a dead body IS like burning a rubbish. Whenever I see such videos I thank ALLAH/God that I am Muslim and that these things does not exist in my religion. I invite you to read about Islam you'll see the difference.
seeing this narrated and using the terms of “Nanny” killed me, I’m Autistic and I’m watching this to help me prepare for my own Nannys funeral, my heart is broken but I feel a little more prepared about what to expect now.
@jademiley5904 I am glad the video provided you with some comfort and helped you feel more prepared for what to expect for your Nannys funeral.
They had respect and dignity for the loved one who passed away! Beautiful picture!
This is a really great idea. Thank you for making it, I wish there had been something like this avaliable when I was younger
They were showing what happens in both instances , cremation or grave. This was very useful thank you
Very eloquently and respectfully put together. 🙏
This was beautifully made! Thank you for taking the time to explain from both sides.
Thank you for helping explain this hard time to my children. Sometimes I don't have the words to say.... this certainly helped them understand and feel better.
So Beautiful - thank you
I lost my grandfather in May but you have made it less painful 💔 Keziah Ayeza Kakitahi
It is always a privilege to look after loved ones and their families at such a difficult time.
I also lost my grandfather Just a few days ago, the day before I wanted to visit my grandpa again, He Died. Today is the funeral. He taught me everything I knew, sad to See him Go, Hope to See him in heaven one day
THIS WAS WONDERFUL!!! It will help children understand the death, and a funeral. You might explain that it's ok to touch their loved one. It's ok to hold their hand. The body will feel firm, but that's because of a special fluid they put into the body. You might mention the fluid in that way, or you might not. Your choice, but When I went to a funeral for the first time, My Mom did explain that Elijah would feel hard, and feel unusual, but that this was a normal thing after death. Now I know all about the embalming process. But DO NOT explain the embalming process to a child.
Today, I am going to attend the funeral of my aunt's husband, who died from cancer. Now, I won't really attend it per say, because it will take place in London. But I will watch a live video of it, if I can that is. I'm watching this video so that I can understand how this stuff works.
UPDATE: So, I watched the live video of the funeral with my sister and grandmother. Both of them cried while I sat all silent. I was feeling sad and numb at the same time. But that's my way of grieving. If you don't feel like crying during a funeral, that's okay. Everyone have their own different way of grieving. Some fall into depression and some stay silent and numb for who knows what.
5:15 The longest walk.
This is a super resource, but I was wondering if you had created, or were considering creating, separate cuts of the burial version and cremation version. As a celebrant I feel that would be a more useful thing to share with families with children.
This is a re- enactment she's still alive.❤
Yes of course she is as there is 2 funerals burial and crematorium. Well she might be dead now but in the video she is yes.
I lots my auntie in April I cry so much because She was the best gorgeous Auntie in the world but I know she is in better place now I think she will be so proud me but I will remember the beautiful time we had together
how’d she die?
She was buried then cremated??
Maybe she wanted it both ways
I think it’s if a beloved one was to be cremated. To Essentially show the process of either a funeral or cremation?
the video was showing what happens during each of them
R.I.P.
Why did nanny get buried ,Dug back up again then cremated ? Was it a mistake damn I hope that doesn’t happen to me .
RIP NANNY
in this video the lady wasnt actually dead, she was neither buried or cremated. they were showing the steps for both.
Was she buried or cremated??
in this video the lady wasnt actually dead, she was neither buried or cremated. they were showing the steps for both.
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This did not make sence one time you are fellowing the cascate to were she was bared and were grandpa going to bared the next thing you do is put a rose I am where she is buried then you say you follow the casket up to the front of the wire in the church or whatever and then the next thing you know she’s cremated so was she cremated or was she buried or was she buried and then you zoomed about the body back up she could cremator her
Speak English. Wtf are you trying to say?
They trying to say that this is a dumb idea, disrupting a body only to cremate it!
@@lisamurad7805 is there any need to speak to someone like that?
@@sunnybein1 if a person isn’t making sense….absolutely! Get lost
@@lisamurad7805 you need help.
Why would u dig her up only to cremate her? Kinda stupid. Is this the way they do it over there??
It was to show children both ways that it could happen
in this video the lady wasnt actually dead, she was neither buried or cremated. they were showing the steps for both.
bye!
At a funeral?
Erst in der Erde bestattet dann mit einmal wieder crematorium sorry nicht verstanden
What Happen when a Person Die?
In order to get the correct answer, let us consult the infallible word of God. And the safest way to start is to ask the question:
Q. 1) How did God create or form man?
A. Genesis 2:7; And God formed man from the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and man became a living soul.
Note: In forming man, God used two substances namely:
1. Dust of the ground
2. Breath of life
Note: Now that we know how God formed man, we can safely answer the above question by reversing the process in which God formed man.
To illustrate:
At Creation: Dust of the ground plus breath of life = man or a living soul
At Death: Living Soul minus breath = Dust
Q. 2) What happen to these two substances when a person die?
A. 1.) Ecclesiastes 12:7; Then the dust return to the earth as it was, and the spirit (or breath of life, Genesis 2:7) return to God who gave it.
A. 2) Job 27:3; All the while my breath is in me, and the spirit of God is in my nostrils.
A. 3) Genesis 3:17; In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat thy bread, till thou return to the ground, for out of it was thou taken, for dust thou art, and unto dust shall thou return.
Note: The three texts above clearly explained what happen to the two substances that God used in forming man at the time of death. At the same time, they also clearly answer the question. What happen when a person dies? The body return to dust of the ground where it was taken, and the spirit or breath return to God who gave it. ( Ecclesiastes 12:7)
The belief that when a person dies, there is a soul (immortal) that leave the body, and depending on how the person lived when alive, will determine where the soul will spend eternity, either in hell, to be punished and tortured for all eternity, in purgatory, with the hope of being brought to heaven or direct to heaven as the case maybe. This belief is contradictory to Ezekiel 18:20; The soul that sinneth, it shall die.
The truth is, this belief is based on the Greek Philosophy called “Dualism” (pls check dualism in the internet) which teaches that the body and the mind are two separate entity, In that the body is physical while the mind is spiritual and immortal. Here lies this very dangerous belief. Why? Because if the soul is immortal, of course it is not subject to death. That is why, when a sinner die, based on this belief, the soul will go to hell to be tortured and burned forever and ever without end. What kind of punishment is this? Endless. Don’t make sense. It is because the soul is not subject to death, immortal. This is unbiblical.
To dispel this erroneous belief, simple questions need to be asked.
1. Would our gracious, loving, merciful and longsuffering God, allow eternal torture and eternal life to co-exist? Of course not.
2. What kind of sin does anyone do, to deserve this kind of endless torture?
It does’nt make sense at all. According to Galatians 6:7; Whatsoever a man soweth, that he also reap.
The truth is, God did not create anything or anyone immortal. For had he done this, then sin would be immortalized. The Bible said, that God alone is immortal. 1 Timothy 6:15,16. The reason is obvious, God knows the end from the beginning, Isaiah 46:9,10. Thus, he knew that Adam and Eve would commit sin, Genesis 3:6. and Romans 5:12; For by one man sin enter the world, and death by sin, in the death passed to all men, for all have sinned. The wages of sin is death. (Romans 6:23)
Q. When will the person that died and who return to the dust, be made alive again?
A. 1. John 5:28,29; Marvel not at this, for the hour is coming in the which, all that are in the graves shall hear his voice. And shall come forth, they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life, and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation.
2. Daniel 12:2; And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.
Note: The two texts, clearly explained that the dead sleep in the dust and will come to life, when the voice of the Lord is heard.
Q. What event does the Bible say, would take place, when the dead which came forth from the graves/dust, and who have done good?
A. 1 Thessalonians 4:16,17; For the Lord himself, shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the Archangel, and with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first. Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air, and so shall we ever be with the Lord.
Note: The event described in the above text, is referring to the second coming of Christ. (John 14:1-3.)
Q. How about those that have done evil, when will they come to life?
A. Revelation 20:5; But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished.
Note: In conclusion, with this text, the resurrection of all that died and in their graves, (John 5:28,29) from Adam and Eve at the beginning, up to the last person who will die just before Christ second coming, is hereby completed. The reward of them that hath done good, is described in 1 Thessalonians 4:16,17, and in Revelation 20:6; Blessed and holy is he who hath part in the first resurrection, for the second death hath no power. In contrast, the punishment of them that hath done evil is described in Revelation 22:8, and is called the second death.
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If you’re saved by Jesus Christ’s atonement, you won’t go into a state of torment after death. And btw there is no purgatory. Those who die in their sins will never accept Christ. Jesus spoke of the terror of dying in sin. Everyone is a sinner, nobody is good but Jesus Christ. To be saved, trust in the Lord Jesus Christ’s sacrifice, and plead with Him to save you.
fuck you and jesus. don’t force your views if no one asked and your religion won’t be getting disrespected
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Burning a dead body IS like burning a rubbish.
Whenever I see such videos I thank ALLAH/God that I am Muslim and that these things does not exist in my religion.
I invite you to read about Islam you'll see the difference.
Over my dead body mr muslim.
OVER MY DEAD BODY !