In this final article to the series, the author provides answers to more objections to the teaching of the existence of a separate state of souls between death and the resurrection. Predominant in these answers are the subjects of death, reward, and punishment.

In this continuing argument for what is called the separate state of souls, which occurs immediately after death, the author now sets out to refute arguments against it. Pertinent to the refutations here is the matter of the nature of the soul.

In continuation of this topic, the author now examines Scripture texts that present firm evidence for a separate state of the soul immediately after death. In doing so, the author also refutes other explanations that have been provided to argue against the separate state.

As a continuation of this topic, the author produces a number of scripture texts that may be taken as arguments that there is a separate state to which the soul goes after death and before the final judgment.

This article seeks to establish that there is a separate state that souls undergo between the death and resurrection of a person.