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God is My Judge, Daniel 1, OT S1:E569 (opens the original)
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Daniel and his three friends are among the first exiles deported from Judah to Babylon. They are remarkable young men, quickly elevated to leadership in the kingdom. But what most stands out about them is their faithfulness. Daniel's name means, "God is my Judge." He lives up to his name, as a faithful witness who served in the imperial courts of two of the most powerful kingdoms of all time.
River of Life, Ezekiel 47-48, OT S1:568 (opens the original)
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The River of Life and Tree of Life feature in the new creation. This river of love is so vast and sweet that it turns even the Dead Sea into a lush oasis. We taste this sweetness of God's love in baptism, but can't even begin to imagine the joy that will fill our hearts when we see these things with our own eyes.
No Greater Joy, III John NT 01:E289 (opens the original)
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John's final epistle is not hard to understand. He wants nothing more than to be with his spiritual children forever in heaven. Every parent and grandparent understands this. May we, motivated by love, be used by God to fill heaven with those we touch with God's redeeming love in Christ Jesus.
Feasting in Heaven, Ezekiel 45, OT S1:E567 (opens the original)
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Feasting has been a part of worship since the institution of animal sacrifice in the Garden. In heaven, even though all sin is already forgiven, worship will include feasting with God. All the savory succulence of a gourmet meal, mixed with the love and joy of a grand family reunion, barely begins to describe the joy we will know there.
Heavenly Jerusalem and Surroundings, Ezekiel 45, OT S1:E566 (opens the original)
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The physical measurements of the restored Jerusalem make it about the sized of Washington DC. It's huge! It's perfectly ordered. But more impressive than its physical aspect is its character. As the place where God will dwell with humanity forever, it's a place of perfect peace, love, harmony and righteousness.
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