Does biblical life count?

What the Old Testament said about life can be summarized as follows.

1, God is the source of life, and the life of people and everything is given by God. Although life is conceived in the mother's body, it is given and accepted by God. There is a certain date for survival, and when it expires, it dies. Death is the end of life, and only God is immortal.

2. God is the protector of life. People live not only by food, but also by God's will. Love God, obey God and pursue "fairness and justice" to survive; If you deviate from God, blaspheme God and violate the law, you can't live.

God's laws protect life. Anyone who kills will be put to death; People who accidentally hurt people's lives can escape into the city to avoid death because of revenge; Those who attempt to kill others will be put to death even though they flee to the altar of God. People regard life as their greatest happiness and God's blessing, so people should abide by the law, choose life and abandon death. If the wicked can turn from evil to good, they can also save their lives.

4. Death is the curse and punishment of God. For example, God handed over the people of a city and a country to the enemy to be killed and destroyed; God sent famine, plague and skyfire, killing thousands of people; Wait a minute.

Life in the New Testament means eternal life. It is said that God gave Jesus to the world, and everyone who believes in Christ can live forever. He also said that it is the spirit that makes people alive, and the body is useless; The body died because of sin, and the spirit was resurrected through Christ. Only those who are loyal to Christ and rise from the dead can enter the kingdom of heaven and gain eternal life. Third, to sum up what the Bible says about life, the main idea is that life comes from God. The Old Testament emphasizes the fear of God, obeying the law, staying away from sin, avoiding punishment and seeking a long life. The New Testament emphasizes believing and loving Christ, repenting and approaching goodness, seeking gifts, and gaining eternal life from the resurrection.