Who was buried by god in bible?

Answer 1

Moses was buried by God in the Book of Deuteronomy.

Additionally:

Enoch, too, was buried by God, for he, too, like Moses, "was not found" [Heb.11:5 KJV].

It's generally assumed by certain religious factions in the world that Enoch was taken by God to heaven... but The Bible actually says otherwise. Especially, when one realizes WHO the Almighty Creator God of the Old Testament really was... and IS.

The God with whom Enoch "walked" was the same One who recruited Moses, and who spoke and walked and called all the other Old Testament prophets.

That God was the WORD -- Jesus Christ!

"All things were made by Him; and without Him was not any thing made that was made." (John 1:3 KJV)

That same God who "translated" or "transported" Enoch became flesh in these last days and declares that: "...NO MAN HATH ASCENDED UP TO HEAVEN, but He that came down from heaven, even the Son of Man which is in heaven." (John 3:13 KJV)

Despite what the word "translated" conjures up in the minds of men... the God who translated Enoch clearly states that it wasn't heaven where He took him.

That God says NO MAN, except Himself, has ever gone there. Even Moses, who was God's greatest prophet did not go there:

"And there arose not a prophet since in Israel like unto Moses, whom the LORD KNEW FACE TO FACE..." (Deut.34:10 KJV).

Hebrews 11 continues with its list of God's servants [which includes Enoch... and the prophets - among whom was Elijah; another servant who "walked with the WORD" whom some men also say "went to heaven;" which that God says didn't happen]. And Hebrews 11 concludes with this statement concerning all these servants of God:

"THESE ALL DIED IN FAITH, not having received the Promises..." (verse 13).

Therefore... like Moses... the Bible clearly says that God took Enoch [probably his dead body]... and, like Moses, Enoch's body was also not found. So, God [Jesus; the WORD] also buried Enoch.

Elijah was removed by God from his "prophet" status, which was given to Elisha... but Elijah was taken somewhere on earth where no one was able to find him, either [II Kings 2:17].

Yet, the Bible records a "letter" from Elijah some "ten years" after his disappearance, to king Jehoram, son of the Jewish king Jehoshaphat, who had ruled jointly with his father and was under Elijah's prophetic authority when he disappeared. Elijah... still alive somewhere on the earth ten years later... sent the letter to Jehoram because of his evil rule:

"And there came a writing to him FROM ELIJAH the prophet, saying, Thus saith the LORD God of David thy father, Because thou hast not walked in the ways of Jehoshaphat thy father... and hast made Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem to go a whoring..." (II Chron.21:12-13 KJV).

So, although God [the WORD; Jesus Christ] took Elijah, also, and he was also not found -- the Bible reveals that he continued to live some ten years further, somewhere else on earth, and that he remained informed about the kings who had been under his "Divine Authority."

The letter is the last we hear of Elijah still alive ten years after his disappearance. To the world, Elijah was not found... and it's very likely that God[Jesus; the WORD] also buried Elijah, too, when he finally died.