Great insights. Why does he, Andreas, say in the end: "In heaven?" As if without earth. Yet, the stream of water from the throne of God alongside of which the tree of life is on eiher side, is it not for the healing of the nations under all heavens? Will He, the Son of Man, not be with his mankind that he bought back from death with his life? Isn't He the Coming One?
Or are the nations supposed to leave this earth that God created for us to live on, along with all the animals in midst of the garden of God?
Will He not make heavens and earth anew?
Your insights connect Him to the history of Israel and the world. Does He not fulfill rather than end the history of the world and mankind?
Why have the churches evaded the promise of God coming into his world? In order for the powers here never to be disturbed?
Is not a reading of αποκαλυψισ as dissolution and catastrophy a manichean, platonic, gnostic reading.
I was very fond and delighted to hear you both speak so highly of this great Coming One. Will we be able to bear his coming?
Most will not be able to. That's why it will mean catastrophy, too, because not many will be ready to welcome and bear his appearance in might.
Great insights. Why does he, Andreas, say in the end: "In heaven?" As if without earth. Yet, the stream of water from the throne of God alongside of which the tree of life is on eiher side, is it not for the healing of the nations under all heavens? Will He, the Son of Man, not be with his mankind that he bought back from death with his life? Isn't He the Coming One?
Or are the nations supposed to leave this earth that God created for us to live on, along with all the animals in midst of the garden of God?
Will He not make heavens and earth anew?
Your insights connect Him to the history of Israel and the world. Does He not fulfill rather than end the history of the world and mankind?
Why have the churches evaded the promise of God coming into his world? In order for the powers here never to be disturbed?
Is not a reading of αποκαλυψισ as dissolution and catastrophy a manichean, platonic, gnostic reading.
I was very fond and delighted to hear you both speak so highly of this great Coming One. Will we be able to bear his coming?
Most will not be able to. That's why it will mean catastrophy, too, because not many will be ready to welcome and bear his appearance in might.