Is my neighbor immortal?

Something has been happening that's starting to creep me out for real. The Bible states, "it is appointed unto men once to die, and after this the Judgement." Also, "And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before the Throne." Those are the unsaved, but even Christians die {Like ###, and other well-known Christians through history.} { I mean the physical body.} Since the Fall, we die physically {"through one man death entered in"}. But now I want to point out someone who DOESN'T die. I have a neighbor who lately, #.one, he was in the hospital then rehab for over a year, was in a coma, but came out; he's had end stage kidney failure, but survived: has survived diabetic coma, heart attacks. Lately, he was getting sepsis from a bad infection, was in intensive care, but "bounced back" and is on the mend {at ### years old}. What makes it stand out even more is others who had these problems, the drs. tell the family, "don't get your hopes up", recommend hospice, and they die But he always "bounces back." Now isn't he overriding God's law that death entered in after the Fall? Furthermore, he makes his health worse by smoking, drinking liquor, etc. But somehow he's "immune to the effects" of it. Is he also immune to death? What is actually going on here?

 

[Hammerston]

###, ###, if the guy is not saved.... they he needs to get saved. Fast and pray for that person to get saved and on their way to heaven. A Crown of Life awaits for you and for me when we arrive to the golden gate where Jesus Himself shall put that on our heads.