How could a child be considered 100 years old when it dies, if it is born and dies within 100 years? O. O. This is not the thought of the answer of the question. The 100 years pertains, if we understand it correctly, to that little period of time between the resurrection of the wicked and the utter destruction of all sin and sinners. Now in that great multitude that shall come up there will be the hardened sinners, and there will also be children who have rejected God, and are therefore responsible to Him for that rejection. We do not know that any children will be born during that period, but there may be those there who would really be called children, and yet who were morally responsible, that shall live during that time, and demonstrate during that time that there is no repentance in their heart for the sins committed. The thought is that this will be manifest in both the young and the old, and in all that great, wicked host that are there raised from the dead. But after that there shall be no more thence any of these things; all will have passed away in that last great judgment.