This book "After Death" delves into a theological exploration of what happens beyond the grave. It begins by examining the nature of human beings, focusing on the interplay between body, soul, and spirit. The soul and spirit, though distinct, form an indivisible spiritual essence that animates the physical body. Physical death occurs when this soul/spirit departs from the mortal frame. The book then explores the intermediate state, describing it as a conscious existence in which souls await final events. This waiting period emphasizes that death is not the ultimate end but a temporary transition.

The second coming of Jesus is presented as the defining moment that shapes Christian eschatological hope. Through Christ’s return, the cosmic order is dramatically altered, culminating in the resurrection of the dead. The book also teaches that in resurrection, the body is glorified and reunited with the soul/spirit. This mirrors the belief in a redeemed, imperishable form of human existence beyond earthly decay.

Following the resurrection, the final judgment takes place, holding every person accountable for their deeds. This moment of divine assessment highlights both God’s justice and His mercy. The final judgment also reinforces the moral dimension of earthly life, urging ethical and faithful living. Finally, the book illustrates the promise of a new heaven and a new earth as the culmination of God’s plan. In this renewed cosmos, evil, suffering, and death are permanently removed.