How much does one know of God when dead?

Answer

"For in death there is no; remembrance of Thee." Ps. 6: 5.
NOTE-There is not even a remembrance of God. As already seen, the Bible everywhere
represents the dead as asleep. If they were in heaven or in hell, would it be fitting to represent them thus?
Was Lazarus, whom Jesus loved, in heaven when the Savior said, "Our friend Lazarus sleeps"? John 11:11.
If so, calling him to life was really robbing him of the bliss of heaven that rightly belonged to him. The
parable of the rich man and Lazarus, recorded in Luke 16, was given to teach, not consciousness in death,
but that in the judgment riches will avail nothing unless rightly and beneficently used, and that poverty will
not keep one out of heaven.

How futile is it to attempt to hide sin from God?
To whom will the gates of the heavenly city finally be opened?
Did Christ know beforehand the treatment He was to receive?
What else has He promised to do?
What description is given of Gabriel in Daniel?
What will be the final doom of Satan and his angels?
How readily will their wants be supplied?

Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle