Rev. 16:17 "It is done" is speaking only about God's wrath contained in the vials, see vs. 1. This does "not" connect w/ Rev. 21:6-7 in any way. Scripture never actually calls the 'church" the bride of Christ, but that's a whole 'nother topic. BTW, What is the metaphor of the bride called? What does the church have in common w/ something called the NJ?
"The woman saith unto him, Sir, I perceive that thou art a prophet. Our fathers worshipped in this mountain; and ye say, that in Jerusalem is the place where men ought to worship.
Jesus saith unto her, Woman, believe me, the hour cometh, when ye shall neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father. Ye worship ye know not what: we know what we worship: for salvation is of the Jews. But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth." (John 4:19-24).
THREE GROUPS OF HUMANS WHO CAME FROM OUT OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH OF ABRAHAM, ISAAC AND JACOB (which Muslims do not believe in)
1. The tiny remainder of
the Samaritans who still live in "The West Bank" today. They are a mixed breed descended from (a) the remnant of Israelites whom the king of Assyria left in the land after exiling the rest, and (b) Gentiles whom the king resettled among them, in Samaria.
They still worship on the same mountain, Mt. Gerizim.
They believe the Word of God - but only the part
they are prepared to believe, which is the Torah - the five books of Moses - but the prophets and all the other Jewish books they do not believe.
Why?
It's because according to the prophets they (the ten northern tribes of Israel, collectively called "Ephraim" in scripture) ceased being a nation before God at the time of the exile brought about by the king of Assyria (Isaiah 7:8).
So they take away from the Word of God because they only believe the parts of the Word of God
that they are prepared to believe.
Therefore they do not understand how their eventual restoration to God
has been made possible in Christ (Hosea 1:9-11; Romans 9:25-26).
2. Later in terms of being cut off from being a people before God, they were joined (at the time of Christ) by those who took Christ's New Covenant away from the Word of God,
being prepared to believe only the part of the Word of God they had chosen to believe.
3. Still later, they have been joined by two groups of people:
(a) Those who take away from the Word of God
the parts of the Word of God that they are not prepared to believe (Preterism, for example); and
(b) Those who
add their own meanings to the Word of God that are not there, twisting scripture in their futile attempts to get scripture to conform or comply with the things they WANT to believe scripture is saying.
Both of the above two groups
change the meaning of scripture as though they can force scripture to comply with only what they are prepared to believe and WANT TO believe.
You fall into
both the first and second divisions of the third group mentioned above, IMO.
Go ahead now and say that I'm standing by a mirror pointing that finger at myself, because predictably that is what you will need to say in defense of your adding to, and taking away from,
biblical scripture,
but know this:
"The Father's house" in which are many mansions is the only House of God on earth - and Jesus suffered for ours sins and died, rose again from the dead and ascended into heaven, and then sent down His Spirit upon
His house in order to prepare a place for us
in His Father's house - as
He Himself had said.
God did not create Adam and Eve to live with Him in heaven. He created Adam and Eve to live on His created earth in their created bodies. Death is the enemy of God.
The time is coming when God is going to send strong delusion upon all those who claim to believe the Word of God
but only believe the parts that they are prepared to believe, choosing the lies they WANT to believe, which many in the third group mentioned above have (like yourself) gotten from "delving deeper into the Word of God"
while using their own human intellect that is based on the premise of (a)
choosing to only believe the parts of the Word of God that they are prepared to believe, and (b)
adding their own fantasies to the Word of God, and then
conflating their own human intellect with
"the teaching of the Holy Spirit."