[Basilissa]

Re: Resurrection Q&A: Will I be able to walk through walls? Will I get my nail clippings back?

Where the rain is sent from now, as you would have it, will not exist then.

As I have shown there can in fact be no food if what we are told is true.

Live men in space will miss out. Dead men with their ash on the moon or some far out place will not rise. Well they can't can they? They're more high than the sky to start with.

I'm glad we could sort that out.

Next we have gold.

Rev. 21:21 And the twelve gates were twelve pearls; every several gate was of one pearl: and the street of the city was pure gold, as it were transparent glass.

What sort of gold is that?

CAN YOU SEE THROUGH GOLD?


CAN YOU SEE THROUGH GLASS?


Why would you use glass OR gold to make a street?

My dear, why are you questioning God's abilities?

As Brother Jim pointed out, God doesn't need sea to make rain (although He sometimes dumps water from above through the windows of heaven, Genesis 7:11).

Therefore, it is not impossible for God to make gold transparent and common enough to use as street pavement. Seriously, which part of "omnipotent" don't you understand, dear?

[WWJDnow]

Re: Resurrection Q&A: Will I be able to walk through walls? Will I get my nail clippings back?

Why would you use glass OR gold to make a street?

Probably to help keep the streets in good repair. After all, the city is 375 miles high:

And the city lieth foursquare, and the length is as large as the breadth: and he measured the city with the reed, twelve thousand furlongs. The length and the breadth and the height of it are equal. Revelation 21:16

12,000 furlongs / 8 furlongs per mile / 4 sides = 375 miles per side, and the city is as high as each side is long.

A lot of dust can rain down from a city with buildings that are nearly 400 miles tall. So, when it rains in New Jerusalem, the streets will probably get covered with sludge. Gold does not form chemical reactions readily, so it takes less maintenance work to keep it clean.