Conversation about...Open Heavens
The Biblical Creation Mapping website content presents information for consideration concerning the proper creation background of the kosmos of Genesis in the tabernacle of the heavens that controls the foundation for biblical conversation about the ministry of Christ in atonement and his present intercession for his people at death and judgment (Heb 9:27-28). The information is free and always open for congenial discussion, clarification, and your insights in conversation opportunities available. A Thesis, Dissertation, and 2024 book publication, with interaction to scholarly conversation are available to evaluate the evidence for plural heavens in a highly probable first-century tabernacle/temple background.
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Summary
This conversation provides a summary of the biblical mapping conversation about the final transformation of the dark temporary creation.
Question(s)
Questions are designed to focus the conversation and reveal either incoherence or knowledge gaps in hearing of God's speech. Each question links to related content in the biblical conversation below.
- Question: Why are the original conditions for people in Genesis and Eden so different than the promised new conditions of the new heaven and earth?
Myths
Myths consist of earthly focused philosophical and theological claims, which God has not spoken in his word-speech. These are commonly accepted as warrants among some people to flatten heavenly truth for correspondence with errant (supposed) earthly promises applied by adherents either alone or in a group over other people not in their group (Matt 24:4-12; cf. Col 2:8). Each listed myth links to related biblical conversation in the material below concerning God's speech about the ability of Christ to bring all things to himself in heaven.
- Myth: The dark world creation will be resusciated to better conditions as the eternal destiny of God's people.
Related Conversation of God's Speech
through Revelation of his Word
This conversation engages a more in-depth biblical evaluation into the topic.
Conclusion
This conversation...