Common causes of death worldwide, such as heart disease, chronic lung disease and cancer are often treatable. These treatments not only delay death, but also prolong the dying process. This slowing down makes it easier to recognize common signs that death is approaching.
i hear last breath
I have never called for help because my 2-year-old son was missing. I never had to hear the voice on the phone ask ... "Do you have a pool?" And knowing that my child may be floating face-down in it. I was the voice asking it and hearing her cries as she found the lifeless body of her son two feet under water.
I have seen my last tomorrow,I am holding my last breath,Goodbye, sweet world of sorrow,My new life, begins with death.I am standing on the mountain, I can hear the angels songs,I am reaching over Jordan, Take my hand, Lord lead me home.All my burdens, are behind me,I have prayed, my final pray,Don't you cry, over my body, Cause that ain't me, lying there.No, I am standing on the mountain, I can hear the angels songs,I am reaching over Jordan, Take my hand, Lord lead me home.I am standing (Lord, I am standing) on the mountain ( on the mountain ), I can hear ( I can hear the angels songs ) the angels songs,I am reaching over Jordan, ( over Jordan )Take my hand, Lord lead me home.Take my hand, Lord lead me home.
As the moment of death comes nearer, breathing usually slows down and becomes irregular. It might stop and then start again or there might be long pauses or stops between breaths . This is known as Cheyne-Stokes breathing. This can last for a short time or long time before breathing finally stops.
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An innovative study into the final moments of BC hospice patients has shown that, even when a dying person has lost all ability to move or communicate, they may still be able to hear and understand their surroundings.
On the first test, participants were asked to click a mouse whenever they heard an out-of-place tone pattern. On the second test, the now-unresponsive patient was simply asked to concentrate on the task as much as was possible.
But thus far, some of the only evidence to this has come from patients who have undergone near-death experiences, usually after a cardiac arrest. While most people who are brought back from the brink of death retain no memories of it, about 10% report having been aware of their surroundings during the experience, up to and including hearing their own pronouncement of death.
If you have ever witnessed someone dying, you will know the last breath of a person is something very moving and indescribable. Because it is something so final, it is something also so impressive. Many times we are not given to witness that last breath of a person, not even of our closest loved ones. Sometimes people can be sad when they miss not being there when their loved one actually breathed their last and died. The fact is, our last breath is not in our hands and not exactly in our control. But come with me now to witness the last breath of Jesus the Saviour. The Bible tells us how He was crucified in the open on a hill in a place where all could see Him. Jesus crucifixion and death was a very public event. The four gospels also each emphasize this, how that Jesus breathed His last and died. Our text now again is from Mark 15:37 where Gods Word states, And Jesus cried out with a loud voice, and gave up the ghost [breathed His last]. Notice with me how powerful was Jesus last breath, how purposeful, and how precious.Jesus last breath was powerful for clearly He gave Himself over to death rather than death overcoming Him. Jesus didnt succumb to death but He surrendered Himself over to death. Death didnt take hold of Jesus, but Jesus delivered Himself over to death. He breathed His last voluntarily, we can say. No one else has ever done that, but Jesus did it. How do we know this for sure? Well, consider how and when Jesus died.Notice the text says how that just before breathing His last, Jesus cried out with a loud voice. When people are on their deathbed about to breathe their last, normally if you are there and want to catch something such a person might yet say, you have to listen very closely to their words. For they speak then in a very soft whisper, sometimes with only their lips moving, and no sound at all coming out. But Jesus cried out with a loud voice, and breathed His last. The verb used in Matthews account for, cried out, can also be translated shouted out! It is the same verb used in Matthew 14:26&27 where the disciples, in a boat, experience Jesus coming to them walking on the water, and they, not knowing it was Jesus, cried out for fear in the midst of a fierce storm on the sea, it is a spirit [or ghost]!. You can imagine they didnt say that quietly. But then Jesus also responds saying, and again using this same word about crying out with a loud voice, Be of good cheer, it is I, be not afraid. Can you just imagine Jesus saying this with great volume above the noise of the fierce storm on the sea, and so that the disciples could hear His voice. Even as Jesus breathed His last, He cried out with this loud voice. One commentator expresses this loud cry of Jesus even as He was about to die was a loud and piercing exclamation. What was this loud cry with a great, literally mega, voice or sound that Jesus gave? Well, it was the last two sayings of Jesus on the cross which with the fourth word very closely followed upon each other. In John 19:30, we read, When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar [sour wine], He said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost [literally, handed over his breath]. You can imagine with what a loud and triumphant voice, Jesus cried out, It is finished! All that salvation work that was given Him to do from the Father for the salvation of sinners, He perfectly completed, and so goes on with a loud voice to His last word from the cross which we read about in Luke 23:46. And when Jesus had cried with a loud voice, he said, Father, into Thy hands, I commend my spirit; and having said thus, he gave up the ghost [breathed his last]. These two last sayings so demonstrate and prove Jesus, having accomplished what He had to do, voluntarily now gave Himself over to death. Jesus last breath is something so powerful if you think of how He spoke with such a loud voice just before, and what He then also said. But think too yet, of how much earlier Jesus died than the other two who were crucified with Him. In order to speed up their deaths, the two robbers on each side of Jesus had their legs broken so that they suffocated on the cross, but Jesus legs were not broken for He had already died. In Mark 15:44, we are told how Pilate marveled [he was amazed] that Jesus was already dead, and checked with the centurion in charge to make sure it was so. As one Study Bible note about this states, crucified men often lived two or three days before dying, and the early death of Jesus was therefore extraordinary. Indeed!Jesus last breath was something powerful, so impressive and magnificent you might say, proving and declaring beyond all doubt Jesus gave Himself triumphantly over to death. In John 10:18 we hear Jesus say in line with this also these magnificent words: No man takes it [my life] from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it [up] again. As we reflect om Jesus death and his last breath, just think of it. How Jesus breathed his last, literally giving Himself over to death, even the death of the cross. How powerfully He did so! Do you see that with me, dear friends, and does it move you and melt your heart the way Jesus so powerfully gave Himself up when He breathed His last?What makes it all so very meaningful of course is that Jesus not only powerfully breathed His last, but purposefully. Jesus, the Bible teaches us, came to this earth on a mission, sent of the Father to seek and to save sinners. And the only way sinners can be saved, including you and me, is through Jesus the Saviour in the sinners place living the prefect righteous life we are called to live and cannot live on account of our fall into sin, and through Jesus paying all the punishment for sin that we deserve, left to ourselves. Well, on the cross Jesus hung there as the perfect sinless Saviour, and He suffered all His life but especially on that cruel cross in body and soul. Jesus suffered and endured all the just and eternal punishment for sin we deserve for all our sins and sinfulness. In other words, Jesus breathing His last was most purposeful because in that He would pay the full wages of sin in the place of sinners. Jesus would be the Saviour of sinners for us from the womb to the tomb, and so, also as our text states, He breathed His last. It was something so purposeful on His part, for the wages of sin is death and Jesus would fully pay those wages. As Saviour of sinners, Jesus would do all that was required that not one of His sheep should be lost and perish in the way. Jesus thus consciously, lovingly, trustingly, wholeheartedly also breathed His last, and died. He allowed Himself to be put to death in the flesh that total payment for sin before God in the place of sinners might be gained and obtained. Think of how of Himself Jesus didnt have to die at all, and had no reason to die at all. He was in Himself sinless, perfectly so, therefore death was not necessary for Him. But as the Sinbearer and Saviour of sinners with our iniquities laid upon Him, Jesus had to die, and He even wanted to die, and He majestically and mercifully gave Himself over to die. Yes, for Jesus wanted to do the will of His Farther and He desired to be the gracious and glorious Saviour of sinners, even for as many as trust and obey Him. Jesus is the Good Shepherd Who said before in John 10:15, and I lay down my life for the sheep. Who are His sheep? Jesus answers that too in John 10:27. My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me. Are you one who hears His voice and who follows Him and His leading as given in His holy Word? When you are a true Christian you confess and acknowledge that without Jesus as Saviour from your sins and sinfulness you are without hope before God and all eternity. Gods people are those who look to Jesus and call out to Him to be their Saviour from sin, being sorry for sin and entrusting themselves wholly to Him. Is this what describes you too? Gods people who hear Christs voice and look to Him for salvation are also known in that they follow after the Lord and seek ever, and more and more, to walk and live in His ways, and to flee from all sin and evil. Is this honestly what describes you too, by Gods grace, both inside and outside your home? Are you joined to Christ by a living faith, finding in Him alone, outside of yourself, your salvation for body and soul, in life and death?How Jesus last breath should make us think too about our last breath. It will come to you and me, we do no know when or where, nor how even but are you ready for it now? Are you ready for your very last breath, which can come suddenly and even totally unexpectedly, and then death and judgment? Outside of faith in Christ in this life, no one can die in hope and peace. If you breathe your last not as a true believer in Jesus, not really joined to Him and not saved by Him, then you will perish in the way of eternal death. But hear now yet the gospel and be persuaded of it thinking only now of Jesus last breath on the cross. How powerful it was, and how purposeful, and notice yet, briefly, how very precious. Oh, the gospel message is that through Jesus last breath and His death on sinners behalf, all the wages of sin have been paid, and whoever believes on Jesus shall not perish but have everlasting life. The second Jesus breathed His last breath, Matthew tells us also in Matthew 27:51 then, exactly then, the veil of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom; and the earth quaked, and the rocks were split, and the graves were opened, and many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised. This all was proclaiming the worth of Jesus last breath. Jesus died as triumphant Saviour, and in and through His death on sinners behalf, we may find life and that more abundantly. Jesus breathed His last as the Victor over sin, Satan, death, and hell, and all on behalf of sinners, as the Saviour of sinners. We know Jesus didnt only die for our offences but He rose again also to minister His gospel to sinners all over the world throughout the ages. We have a Saviour Who died for His people but Who also rose again as we will remember on Easter Sunday. What a gospel is the gospel of Jesus last breath, calling to all to repent of sin and believe, and be saved, now and forevermore! My friend, dont wait till your last breath to hear Christs call to come unto Him as only Saviour and Lord, but call upon Him even today, while it is yet the day of grace. 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