QUOTE(tinarhian @ Feb 27 2016, 05:28 PM)
If the person is an unbeliever, then the outcome is very clear. They don't get saved.
But if the person is a believer and they want to commit suicide, The Bible forbid that right?
Even The Bible forbid assisted suicide. Then its hard for a person to live in such a condition. Such a tragic situation.
How does one (a Christian) deal with that?
If you're asking what should the believer do, I wouldn't know. Like I said, the said believer maybe totally devastated to the point she's not in the position to do anything, thus it will take on another believer to pray and care for the person. If the said believer is conscious, then my take is for that person to spend time with God not like any other time, to aggressively seek God like really aggressive... refusing to give up until she can hear from God, to receive instruction on what to do.
If you're asking whether she should take on her own life in suicide?
First of all only & only she alone makes that decision, no one else can forcefully decide for her. The basis of saying the Bible forbids suicide is base on hard and fast rule, 1 is 1, 2 is 2, there are no in betweens. Some people say suicide is an unforgivable sin, some say otherwise.
Interestingly there isn't really Thou Shalt not suicide commandment. Most commentary linked suicide with the 6th commandment, do not murder which imo is not suicide.
The definition of murder is; the unlawful killing of another human being with malice or the killing of another human being without justification or valid excuse.
Suicide is often not an overnight decision and one should not dismiss it as something so simple, it is not.
However the New Covenant living is not about hard and fast rule.
Jesus made that quite clear when He healed people on the Sabbath. According to the High Priest, they take the law to the tip of the letter; there can be no form of work even healing on a Sabbath and Jesus says this interestingly.
Then he asked them, "If one of you has a child or an ox that falls into a well on the Sabbath day, will you not immediately pull it out?" And Again Jesus exhibited this when He and his disciple pick heads of grain and eat them on the sabbath. (Matthew 12:1)
With that being said; Only God alone is the rightful judge on what is right or wrong. Whether the believer who committed suicide will end up in heaven is something only God decide.
This explanation of suicide maybe beyond the scope of your intended question...but hey..just in case.