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7. Sept. 2011 · The Mystery of Heaven. I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. —Psalm 23:6. What will heaven be like? Just as there is a mystery to hell, so there is a mystery to heaven. Yet I believe the Bible teaches that heaven is a literal place. Is it one of the stars? I don’t know, I can’t even speculate. The Bible doesn’t inform us.
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1. Jan. 2009 · revealing the mysteries of heaven. David Jeremiah. 4.60. 232 ratings38 reviews. God's Word is full of detailed information about heaven, if we only know where to look. Dr. David Jeremiah wants you to understand this pivotal piece of God’s plan for your life.
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- Where Is Heaven located?
- How Do We Get there?
- Is There An Intermediate Heaven?
- How Big Is Heaven?
- Are The Streets Really Made of Gold?
- Will We Be Able to Enjoy The Beauty of Nature in Heaven?
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The Bible doesn’t give us longitude and latitude for heaven, but we do know one thing—heaven is up! Let’s look at a few verses that mention heaven’s location (emphasis added): 1. In Mark 6:41, Jesus received a boy’s lunch of bread and fish, and “He looked upto heaven, blessed and broke the loaves, and gave themto His disciples.” 2. In John 17:1, as...
Did you know that when a person says, “The angels came and took him,” it’s not just sentiment? It’s based on Scripture. When the beggar Lazarus died, Jesus said he “was carried by the angels to Abraham’s bosom” (Luke 16:22). Thus, we have it on the authority of Jesus Himself that God sends His angelsto user believers into eternity. The third heaven...
The Bible teaches that every believer who died prior to the Ascension of Christ went to an intermediate heaven called Paradise, also called Abraham’s bosom (Luke 16:19-23). But when Jesus ascended after His death, He went into Paradise and took all who were there—all the Old Testament saints, all who had died and believed in God before the Ascensio...
The Bible gives us dimensions for the New Jerusalem, the “capital city” of heaven and the home that Jesus is preparing for us: That translates to about 1,500 miles wide, 1,500 miles long, and 1,500 miles high. This city is far beyond what we can imagine and is large enough to comfortably house every one of us who will live there for eternity.
South of Cairo, travelers can walk about seven miles to a harbor on Lake Qarun. This little stretch of roadway has the distinction of being the oldest paved road in the world. People have been treading it for 4,600 years. It’s one of several ancient roads that still exist and conjure up feelings of wonder. Think of the Silk Road that traversed Asia...
Think of the most beautiful landscape you’ve seen on earth. Now let me tell you that it doesn’t compare to the beauty and majesty of nature we can expect in the new heaven and new earth. Revelation speaks of a river and trees in the New Jerusalem that you can’t find anywhere else: This river has been anticipated for a long time—even the psalmist sp...
In the New Jerusalem, there will be no light sockets, lanterns, or lamps. Light will emanate through the city from the throne of God where the Lamb, who is the Lord Jesus, sits. The Bible says that in that city, He will be the light, and there will be no need for any other light because the brilliance of the Lord Jesus in His glorification will fil...
Few scenes are as stunning as standing on the Brooklyn Bridge and scanning the glittering skyscrapers of New York City. The starry city spreads out like a sparkling earthbound sky, glamorous and glorious. But what you don’t see are the rats—millions of them. They can squeeze through tiny openings, leap distances of four feet, survive falls of fifty...
The Mystery of Heaven | Billy Graham's Daily Devotion. I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. —Psalm 23:6. What will heaven be like? Just as there is a mystery to hell, so there is a mystery to heaven. Yet I believe the Bible teaches that heaven is a literal place. Is it one of the stars? I don’t know, I can’t even speculate.
This series includes full-length video messages from Dr. Jeremiah—more than what airs on television. You can access these messages—and thousands of others—ANYTIME, on any device, with a subscription to TurningPoint+. When you truly know that heaven is a real place, it changes the way you live.
1. Jan. 2008 · The parable applying to the kingdom of heaven in its mystery form applies to the professing church which will continue in the world after the true church, the body of Christ, is caught up at the time of the rapture. To some extent, evil will extend even to the kingdom of God, which includes the body of true believers in the church as ...
