Each experience in this life is separate from the experience of death. The past, present, and future are all different from the experience of death. Because possible death is unlike any other catastrophe.  Death is the ultimate mystery.

 All our experiences in this world are separate from the experience of death.  One of the things that makes possible death different from other catastrophes is the possibility of being in the state of shock when it happens.  Death is the event that reveals that there is a mystery that cannot be understood.

 No one alive can describe what happens after death because it is impossible to come back from the dead.  If, for example, there are a lot of dangers that could happen in this cruel world, there are some things you can do to prevent them.  As a result, we are keeping many people in the know to help us get through this.

 Because of the uncertainty of what is waiting for us on the other side of infinity, no one chooses to willingly risk the unknown.  If, for example, the world is brutal with disasters, then there are many.  As a result, we are firmly keeping many people in the know to help us get through it.

 The Psalmist is teaching that it is better to be happy that God has preserved you than to try to reconcile something that you have no experience or understanding about.

 116 1 I love the Lord because he has listened to my voice; he heard my cry of mercy. “The psalmist teaches unusually compelling ideas about death and eternal salvation. All of our experiences on this earth are separate from the experience of death. Because possible death is not like all other catastrophes. Death is a revelation that meets mystery. ”Death carries a challenge distinct from the challenges of life.Because we do not understand what is left on the other side of eternity because no one can voluntarily come back to describe it with precision. If, for example, potential disasters in this brutal world are common. As a result, we are firmly keeping many people in the know to help us get through it. The psalmist rightly teaches that we should not treat death as an ordinary disaster. We should naturally be happy when we hear of someone dying that God has faithfully preserved us.