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Summary
- God made all things; and he will continue unchanged, when they have all worn out.
Details and/or Comments
- This present system will come to an end. Scripture tells us that there will one day be a new heaven and earth. When this present order has perished, God's people will remain!
Scripture
Psalm 102:25-28
Scripture Passage | Comments and Links |
Psa 102:25 Of old, you laid the foundation of the earth. The heavens are the work of your hands. | God made all things |
Psa 102:26 They will perish, but you will endure. Yes, all of them will wear out like a garment. You will change them like a cloak, and they will be changed.
Psa 102:27 But you are the same. Your years will have no end. |
They will wear out; but you remain unchanged.
Even now, things are wearing out. This will continue until the final judgment, when things will be changed. A new heavens and earth will be formed. |
Psa 102:28 The children of your servants will continue. Their seed will be established before you." | Even so, your people will also continue in your presence! |
Scripture Passages
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—— To avoid any copyright issues, all Scripture is either from a public domain translation (such as the World English Bible), my own translation, or a combination of these. ——
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The name "Yahweh," when present in an Old Testament passage, represents the Hebrew name for the God of the Bible.
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Unless otherwise noted, all notes and comments are © by Dennis Hinks.
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