New Earth

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New Earth is the renewed, perfected creation in Christian eschatology where the redeemed will dwell eternally in God’s presence.

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Generate an image of New Earth (New Earth is the renewed, perfected creation in Christian eschatology where the redeemed will dwell eternally in God’s presence.)

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New Earth canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological concept ⓘ
afterlife destination ⓘ
eschatological concept ⓘ
renewed creation ⓘ
associatedWith New Heavens ⓘ
basisText 2 Peter 3:13 ⓘ
Isaiah 65:17 ⓘ
Isaiah 66:22 ⓘ
Revelation 21:1 ⓘ
contrastedWith present fallen world ⓘ
describedIn Book of Revelation ⓘ
New Testament ⓘ
eschatologicalEvent eternal dwelling of the redeemed ⓘ
final state of creation ⓘ
eschatologicalOrder new heavens and new earth ⓘ
followsEvent final judgment ⓘ
resurrection of the dead ⓘ
governedBy God ⓘ
hasPart New Jerusalem ⓘ
hasProperty free from curse ⓘ
free from death ⓘ
free from sin ⓘ
free from suffering ⓘ
perfected ⓘ
renewed ⓘ
inhabitedBy redeemed humanity ⓘ
resurrected believers ⓘ
interpretedAs literal renewed cosmos ⓘ
symbolic depiction of ultimate redemption ⓘ
languageOf apocalyptic literature ⓘ
mentionedIn Revelation 21 ⓘ
linked to: Book of Revelation

Revelation 22 ⓘ
linked to: Book of Revelation
moralState perfect righteousness ⓘ
presenceOf God ⓘ
Lamb ⓘ
linked to: Ovis
relatedDoctrine kingdom of God ⓘ
linked to: Kingdom of God

new creation ⓘ
resurrection of the body ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
symbolism perfect fellowship with God ⓘ
restored Eden ⓘ
theologicalTheme consummation of salvation ⓘ
eschatological hope ⓘ
restoration of creation ⓘ
timeExtent eternal ⓘ
viewHeldBy many Catholic theologians ⓘ
many Eastern Orthodox theologians ⓘ
many Reformed theologians ⓘ
many evangelical Christians ⓘ

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