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No, I am not mixing the two. But "world" is still a word, and it fits my comment pertaining to the "realm" of the earth, which is why I used it. It is also probably why you are making issue of it...because the same use of language has eluded you into believing they are different, when the only...

No. Perhaps you would like to explain what you see.

No. I am not mixing the two. As for "on earth, as it is in heaven", if you have not witnessed it, you have not seen what has been at hand since the time of Christ. But I, and many have witnessed it.

No, unlike God, you have only done so in part.

No, I am not mixing the fate of the world with that of the earth, but you are, and therefore you think I am evading the question. I am not. I answered it directly.

...And, so, I leave you to your own will.

Yeah, you misunderstood. I was saying the opposite. I said the created world is "finite." It is not that the created world does not have purpose, but it's purpose comes to and end.

I don't have a question. I just could not make out the meaning of what you posted.

Matthew 24:35 Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away. Revelation 21:1 Now I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away. Also there was no more sea. ...But, God is not wrong because we can quote Him saying just...

Just God's word...but do remember, His words are spirit: Isaiah 66:4 So will I choose their delusions, And bring their fears on them; Because, when I called, no one answered, When I spoke they did not hear; But they did evil before My eyes, And chose that in which I do not delight.” 2...

You have not accounted for the "end."

I do not doubt, nor is there any reason to, because God has stated His intentions and told us of the time of the "end."

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No. I know this, and you do not have to explain it again. But, why do you "doubt" that what came at His voice cannot also be gone the same way? But that is not the point. The point is (regarding the earth only, not to be confused with the world), the "new earth" is to be "new", no more recycled...

No. This, I have already explained to you. Christ's prayer of "on earth as it is in heaven", was the same as "thy kingdom come" - meaning "the kingdom of heaven is at hand." But not that it is on earth, which is passing away, but rather, that "if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come...

Your quote of Christ's statement is not a lie. But it is a lie to accuse one of not believing in His words, who has taken of Christ in spirit, knowing that He meant it spiritually and not literally. As He said, "My words are spirit."

The created world has a finite purpose, wherein there is no glory: "The flesh profits nothing." This is the word of God. So, if you make it a gospel (of good news), when it is not - you take up with Satan, the prince of this world. This is the "beauty" which you see, which is not good, but evil...

This, I explained: "of the seven churches, how many were on track with the gospel?" Yet you have quoted from their children as if they were infallible. If they also said that Christ was a literal sheep, would you make it your practice to bow before sheep? I was speaking facetiously, telling you...

Again, no need for quoting. I have been clear. The bread and wine of communion is no more Christ's literal body and blood, than He is a literal lamb. What I said, is that these things are symbolic and "practice" - not real, literal, or actual...which we do not do literally, but in "remembrance"...

There seems to be no convincing you that there is both darkness and light, good and evil manifest in the world. That God has no intention of being just with His enemies and those of them who love Him. That love does not triumph over hatred, but merely takes it in. That leaven does not actually...