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What does
Heaven look like? Read your Bible, you will maybe get a small look at
this place called Heaven. Genesis, the first chapter, God made a
perfect world. He made the earth, the
sun, the stars, the moon, all the green and growing trees, the grass,
the foods that grew from the earth. He
also made each and every animal, he then made man, He did all this in 6
days, and on the 7th day he rested. He looked at all he had made, he
was happy and well pleased with what he had here. In the next chapter,
we get the information of the Garden of Eden. He, God made a perfect
home for man. There was in this garden many fruits, many crops
growing, food for man and his Eve to enjoy. All the animals enjoyed a
life of peace, Mama Lion could have her children, and if Eve and Adam
had done as God told them, all could live together. Adam and Eve, their
children could play with Mama Lions children. That was the plan that
God wanted. Heaven on earth. A garden of plenty, fruits, vegetables, a
land of grains. Man was to eat of these, also all animals was to eat of
these things. All was to live together, there was no plan of death or
killing. Then along came Satan. Satan paints a different picture, and
man heard him loud and clear. Man liked the lies Satan told, much
better then the truth as told by God. Heaven on earth ended right
there and now.
Now then
read Isaiah, chapter 11. I believe if you read verse 6, 7, 8, you might
get an idea of the new Heaven. There will be peace in the valley, and
on the mountain. It is called the Holy Mountain. There will be no more
killing, death. All animals and man will live with one another. What
God intended the Garden of Edan to have been. Satan will be no more, he
and his Angels, and the ones that never believed the truth will be sent
to the Lake of Fire to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
While those
that believed what God said, and his Son, Jesus paid the price for will
live in the Manson on the Hill Top. I believe Jesus said he was leaving
to go build your Manson. I don't believe he said a flop house motel
room.
We don't
know really all of the beauty of Heaven, But I think if we study the
Bible, we do have a small idea of what, and how wonderful it must be.
We should know what the other place looks like.
The Bible tells us much about that
place. But many is still hearing what Satan says. His place has the
best golf courses, the best of flop house motel rooms, the best of every
thing, just come and give me a try. I will make it so nice for you.
And above all there is no place called Hell, God would never have made
such a place, and sure don't mean to send no one to such a place, if
there was such a place. Satan sure is a good political hack, should be
running for President, heck he might even be having a friend, or two or
three, or more of his doing that. Satan seems to always have friends in
strange places. If you look hard you might even find some that calls
themselves preachers or leaders of some strange church belief. Many the
Humble Man of about 2,000 years does not know. The Humble man that
walked, and at best rode a Donkey to town. Can't you just see that
Donkey in Heaven talking to the other animals. "I gave the master a ride
to town." Then there is the Donkey, that Mary rode that night to the
stable. I bet that is one proud Donkey also. Yes I believe there will
be animals in Heaven, the Bible tells me so.
Bill
Walker
missourisage@yahoo.com
Tinker
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