.
Internet buzz typically focuses mostly upon how to get to Heaven rather
what there is to do there.
Well; personally I have no interest in the celestial sphere of the kingdom of
Heaven. To me, it's a foreign country. I want to stay right here on earth
during Messiah's 1,000 year administration and visit all the places to which I
have never gone, do all the things I've never done, and see all the things
I've never seen.
The new cosmos won't be constructed till after Messiah's millennial rein on
this corrupt earth is over, and the great white throne event wraps. Which is
fine with me 'cause there's a lot left to see and do that I won't get around to
in this life. I plan on making very good use of those thousand years to tour
ever square inch of this planet-- on land and sea.
Can you just imagine having free rein of this planet with an immortal body
and perpetual youth, and no fear of war, violence, poisonous snakes, toxic
insects, or wild animals!? I can hardly wait. One of the first things I want to
do in Messiah's kingdom is hike the triple crown: the Pacific Coast Trail, The
Continental Divide Trail, and the Appalachian Trail. Yeah, Cirque of the
Towers here I come!!!
People hike the big trails for a variety of personal reasons. Some march thru
like soldiers to get it done and chalked up, while other's take their time and
savor every minute of the adventure-- all the sights, sounds, smells, and
wild things that they encounter along the way: even the dirt, the dust, the
bugs, the hazards, and the discomforts. They are in no hurry to get done
because if they hurry, they might miss something.
YouTube adventurer Jennifer Mabus (a.k.a. Starburst) is one of those. She
even stopped for a while to watch two small lizards battle out a territorial
dispute. Hiker trash passing by thought she was nuts and wasting time; but
Jennifer was in Nirvana, so to speak.
Well; that's me. I want the whole nine yards. Charging ahead to the end of
one of those wonderful trails is just not my idea of a heavenly good time.
• Ps 16:11 . . You will make known to me the path of life; in Your presence
is fullness of joy; in Your right hand there are pleasures forever.
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Internet buzz typically focuses mostly upon how to get to Heaven rather
what there is to do there.
Well; personally I have no interest in the celestial sphere of the kingdom of
Heaven. To me, it's a foreign country. I want to stay right here on earth
during Messiah's 1,000 year administration and visit all the places to which I
have never gone, do all the things I've never done, and see all the things
I've never seen.
The new cosmos won't be constructed till after Messiah's millennial rein on
this corrupt earth is over, and the great white throne event wraps. Which is
fine with me 'cause there's a lot left to see and do that I won't get around to
in this life. I plan on making very good use of those thousand years to tour
ever square inch of this planet-- on land and sea.
Can you just imagine having free rein of this planet with an immortal body
and perpetual youth, and no fear of war, violence, poisonous snakes, toxic
insects, or wild animals!? I can hardly wait. One of the first things I want to
do in Messiah's kingdom is hike the triple crown: the Pacific Coast Trail, The
Continental Divide Trail, and the Appalachian Trail. Yeah, Cirque of the
Towers here I come!!!
People hike the big trails for a variety of personal reasons. Some march thru
like soldiers to get it done and chalked up, while other's take their time and
savor every minute of the adventure-- all the sights, sounds, smells, and
wild things that they encounter along the way: even the dirt, the dust, the
bugs, the hazards, and the discomforts. They are in no hurry to get done
because if they hurry, they might miss something.
YouTube adventurer Jennifer Mabus (a.k.a. Starburst) is one of those. She
even stopped for a while to watch two small lizards battle out a territorial
dispute. Hiker trash passing by thought she was nuts and wasting time; but
Jennifer was in Nirvana, so to speak.
Well; that's me. I want the whole nine yards. Charging ahead to the end of
one of those wonderful trails is just not my idea of a heavenly good time.
• Ps 16:11 . . You will make known to me the path of life; in Your presence
is fullness of joy; in Your right hand there are pleasures forever.
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