I infer, Yohanan, since you have not mentioned any other family, that Steve and his wife your cousin may have had no children... No, not together. Rebecca had five children previously. Thank you, Yohanan. I'll pray for the extended family. In the context of the death of a believer, joy and mourning might both be deep. Yes, it is certainly mixed emotions when our loved ones suddenly leave this earth. On one hand we are so happy for them that they are no longer in any pain (if they were sick) and that they are safely home with Jesus! However, we who remain on earth continually go through much heartache from the loss of missing them. It doesn’t end until we are reunited again. I’m thankful for that benefit of living in the end time church era because we know that Grand Reunion is VERY VERY soon. Praying for your family Yohanan and that at Steve’s memorial / funeral services there will be decisions made in accepting Christ as their Savior. Everything that happens in our lives (good and bad) works out for a reason and will understand it better in the next life. I will continue to pray for Steve's family. Hopefully, any unsaved loved ones will be saved and the joyful reunion will be soon for everyone. I want to thank everyone for your prayers. Steve is now in the presence of the Lord and with his wife. Just so very tragic! But I know they are rejoicing together; an eternity together! :bible AMEN! TR That's right, Kolleen. And we all know there is no way he would ever want to come back here. He is at rest in the glorious presence of our Father and Jesus and there with his wife. he is truly, in every way imaginable, in Heaven. He was a very outspoken servant of our Lord and is now at rest.
