As long as it takes the body to be resurrected.
The deceased must be buried as soon as possible, preferably the same day as the day of death. The source for this halacha (law) is Dvarim (Deuteronomy) 21:23. Burial may delayed in some cases when it is for the honor of the dead such as close relatives having to come from a distance. Nevertheless, it should not be excessively delayed.
There had to be a reason for the death of Jesus and, since it brought his ministry to an end, it must have been of major importance. Christianity finds meaning in Christ's death by interpreting it as providing 'salvation' for all who believe.
It depends on the belief system they held and the local legislation.
Germans deal with death in a similar manner to many other countries. A death certificate must be obtained and funeral arrangements made within 96 hours of the actual death. A person may be buried or cremated.
The funeral prayer in Islam is called janaza. The body of the deceased must be washed and prepared for burial and buried shortly after death.
In the ground.
A Jew must be buried before sunset on the day he/she died. I hope this answers your question. I recommend askmoses.com
Obierika despairs for Okonkwo and blames the colonists for Okonkwo's death. His best friend, a man who took two titles, has been driven to dishonourable suicide and must be buried like a dog.
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Rocks buried deep underground must get exposed before they are weathered or eroded
With respect, this question doesn't make sense. In Germany, as in most countries, there are strict laws about how soon after death a corpse must be buried or cremated, so the notion that there is a significant percentage of the German population lying around waiting to be buried is bizarre.
The issue is typically not for "identifying" the dead person, because as we all know that is not what people should be worried about. In Islam, the person must be buried and relatively soon after being discovered dead. In Hinduism, the body must be cremated. This creates a need to know what religion the person was so that he/she can be buried quickly if he/she is Muslim.