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What is the soul? The word soul translates the Hebrew term nefesch and the Greek psykje. The Hebrew term can literally mean "creature that breathes", and the Greek usually transmits the idea of ​​"being alive", "person, individual". * Therefore, it can be said that the soul refers to the very being, the creature or the person as a whole; not something that we have inside of us and survive the death of the body. Let's see some biblical passages that confirm it. Adam to be created, moment in which he became a living soul Adam did not receive a soul, but "he became a soul" When Jehovah created Adam, the first human being, the biblical account states that "man became a living soul" (Genesis 2: 7, Textual Bible). It should be noted that Adam did not receive a soul, but he became a soul, that is, a person. The Bible says that a soul can touch a corpse (Leviticus 5: 2, Jünemann), feed (Leviticus 7:20, Katznelson), work (Leviticus 23:30, Huerin), eagerly desire to eat meat (Deuteronomy 12:20, Nácar-Colunga, 1974) and obey laws (Romans 13: 1, Reina-Valera, 1909). Only one being in its totality can perform these actions. Is it immortal? No. The soul can certainly die. Dozens of biblical passages prove it. Here are some examples. The Bible says: "The soul that sinneth, it shall die" (Ezekiel 18: 4, 20, The Bible of the Americas).

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