Mortal definition

Mortal means “subject to death”; “immortality” means “not subject to death”, “living for ever”. Leon Morris says the New Testament “understands eternal life not as the immortality of the soul, but in terms of the resurrection of the body.” In other words, those who trust in Jesus receive immortality at the Second Coming of Jesus. (More will be said about this in Topic 15.)
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Mortal means living but subject to death. It’s not the resurrection. This is talking about right now, the Spirit of God actualizing in the experience of the believer the resurrection life of the Lord Jesus Christ. Chapter 6:13 says “Yield yourselves unto God, as those that are alive from the dead.”
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Mortal means ‘causing death’. A mortal wound, for instance, is one that causes death.
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Examples of Mortal in a sentence

  • Mortal remains are repatriated to the member’s country of residence only, unless the family and Specialty Emergency Services both agree on a different destination for practical or cost reasons.

  • Benefit 3.2 - Repatriation of Mortal Remains We will pay for the necessary cost of transporting Your mortal remains to Malaysia in the event of Your death due to Accident or Illness during the Trip.

  • The maximum cost to Company for Medical Transport Services pursuant to Section 2.1.2 shall be US$500,000; for Local Field Rescue Services pursuant to Section 2.1.4 shall be USD$15,000; and for Transport of Mortal Remains services pursuant to Section 2.1.3 shall be US$15,000.

  • Contingent on 10-day prior notice of travel to MASA, Member has world-wide access to Non-Emergent Air Transport, Repatriation/Recuperation, Return Transportation, Escort Transportation, Visitor Transportation, and Mortal Remains Transportation.

  • Expenses related to the use of an air ambulance for the Repatriation of Mortal Remains are expressly excluded.

  • To the extent permitted by law and subject to the conditions, exclusions, and limitations of this Section 2.1.2, in the event a Traveling Member is Hospitalized or in need of Hospitalization, Company will provide and arrange all necessary and ordinary expenses for: (i) Field Rescue; (ii) air and/or surface transport to the hospital of choice located within the Member's Home Country; and/or (iii) Transport of Mortal Remains under 2.1.3 below (“Medical Transport Services”).

  • If during the Period of Insurance the Insured dies during the course of the Covered Study Trip as a result of Accidental Bodily Injury or Sickness, the Company shall pay for the Transfer Expenses incurred for the Transfer of the mortal remains from place of death to Hong Kong, or the cost of local burial at the place of death up to one hundred percent (100%) of the Amount of Benefit for Return of Mortal Remains stated in the Policy Schedule.

  • This Optional Cover includes six varied Benefits namely “Worldwide In-Patient Cover (for Emergency)”, “Worldwide OPD Cover”, “Loss of Passport”, “Loss of Checked-in Baggage”, “Repatriation of Mortal Remains” and “Medical Evacuation” which are explained below.

  • Cause all copyrights, trademarks, patents and other Intellectual Property owned by any of the Companies or any of their Affiliates and which is related solely to the Mortal Kombat Franchise to be owned by MAG including but not limited to obtaining such assignments from independent consultants and such other assignments of copyright rights as may be required under the “Work for Hire” doctrine under United States Copyright law.

  • MASA hereby agrees to provide services associated with the coordination and provision of vehicle return services to Member’s Residence for ground vehicles as a result of Member’s utilization of Emergent Air Transportation, Emergent Ground Transportation, Non-Emergent Air Transportation, Repatriation/Recuperation, Return Transportation or Mortal Remains Transportation.