So God created earth in 7 days, but what about the rest of the the universe?
Is the other 99.99 repeating percent just "and the heavens"? Is the afterlife heaven one of the gazillion other planets? What is the purpose of the rest of those?
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GodSpeed63 · 70-79, M
God created the heavens and the earth in 6 days and on the seventh day, He rested.
@GodSpeed63 thanks for repeating what I said. Now on to the question: is it correct that the heavens are the rest of the universe then? And the particular heaven where the afterlife takes place, could that simply be Jupiter or a planet outside our solar system?
GodSpeed63 · 70-79, M
@NerdyPotato
I'll put it this way then: God created the universe and the earth in 6 days, and on the seventh day, He rested. Does that answer your question? BTW, you said that God created everything in 7 days.
thanks for repeating what I said. Now on to the question:
I'll put it this way then: God created the universe and the earth in 6 days, and on the seventh day, He rested. Does that answer your question? BTW, you said that God created everything in 7 days.
@GodSpeed63 recovery is part of the process too. Yes, that answers one question, namely that the universe is called the heavens. But does it say anything about which heaven/planet is the afterlife?
GodSpeed63 · 70-79, M
@NerdyPotato
In the book of Revelation chapter 21 and 22
But does it say anything about which heaven/planet is the afterlife?
In the book of Revelation chapter 21 and 22
@GodSpeed63 hmm, not much there to be honest. It only mentions that he created earth and one heaven (not which one) that's still in existence and then rambles on about Jerusalem as if that's the only part of earth he cares about. That does explain a lot about what's happening in the rest of the world, but doesn't explain how the rest of the universe came into existence or what's up with the gazillions of other planets.