-A Third Testament-

The reading in KJV of Hebrews 9:27 goes like this: "And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: " Hebrews 9:27

The literal interpretation of some leads them to believe that there is no way a spirit could reincarnate since man "only dies once". Of course, they haven´t bother to explain why then are not one, but three verses in The Book of Revelation whose writings oposse this assumption:

 "He that that overcometh shall not be hurt of the second death"
 "...were cast into the lake of fire.This is the second death."
 "...burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death".
      Revelation 2:11/20:14/21:8

And curiously enough, even in the same epistle to the Hebrews we find this:

	Women received their dead    <--(please note the use of past tense)
	raised to life again...
	   Hebrews 11:35		see also Was Paul wrong?

And just another question: What ever happened to Lazarus? Did he die just once, prior to his resurrection by the Lord as stated in John 11:17-44? Because if man dies only once, then the conspiracy of the priests to make him die again (John 12:9-11) failed miserably and Lazarus must be alive today somewhere -as well as the little girl in Matthew 9:25.