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Many people are concerned about the damage that they believe humans are doing to the earth and the life it supports
Will humans ruin the earth? Or will they ever be able to live in closer harmony with nature? Will Man Ruin the Earth Beyond Repair?
A reason for hope
The Bible gives us assurance that the future of our planet is secure. It explains why human efforts are not enough to save the earth, and it describes the real change that must be made. It also identifies how this change will come about.
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2 Peter 3:13 .But there are new heavens and a new earth that we are awaiting according to his promise, and in these righteousness is to dwell... Because of the many so-called gods, how is it known whose government personally the Kingdom is, and why is it inescapable that his will should be done on earth?
Since there are so many who are called gods today, how could we know whose government God’s kingdom really was unless we knew the name of this God, this Father in heaven o whom Jesus addressed the model prayer?
It is the kingdom of the great Life-giver in heaven, whose name is to e revered an hallowed. (Matt. 6:9, 10) That the Bible is a solid basis for faith is abundantly testified to by archaeology, geology, history and the fulfillment of prophecy found in the Bible itself. The Bible and Archaeology says: “The Bible can do nothing but gain from an increase of knowledge.” It is impossible to have the faith that pleases God without knowledge of his Word. It is impossible to have a solid faith without accurate knowledge.What a change! We have, though, considered so far only three of the four occurrences in the Bible of the phrase “new heavens an a new earth.” There s one more that ties in with what we have examined and that underscores why we have reason to look forward to when and how God will fulfill his promise to ‘make all things new .What marvelous love does Jehovah display, too, as he turns attention to this tiny speck, the earth, sweeping it clean of all sectarian religion and other wickedness, and establishing it as a sanctuary where men will live forever in peace and joy. Whether our destiny . incorruptibility. in the new heavens” or everlasting life with the “new earth,” all of us can humbly exclaim before Jehovah: “What is mortal man that you keep him in mind, and the son of earthling man that you take care of him ?”—Ps. 8:1, 4; 1 Cor. 15:42-45 Rev. 14:3.
Locust- I think you simply cut and paste Bible verses and chunks of JW Literature without any clear understanding of what you are saying.
What are the common threads in what you are saying? So far you have avoided a direct response to Revelation ch21v1 where the Bible states that a new heaven and a new earth will be created.
judge The Bible gives us assurance that the future of our planet is secure.
Locust-, Reason tells us that God must soon act to save the earth from man’s ruinous activities, and Bible prophecy confirms this. But what will he do? The Bible says that he will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” (Revelation 11:18; compare Matthew 24:3-14.) Just as a landlord ejects a destructive tenant, so God will “eject” those who ruin his beautiful creation, the earth.Is this an extreme or unjust solution? No, God, as the Creator of the earth, has the right to decide who will inhabit it. He also has the right to hold man responsible for his actions. Moreover, if God permits man to continue his course unchecked, the earth will be ruined for everyone, and life will become impossible. On the other hand, by ‘bringing to ruin those ruining the earth,’ God preserves our earthly heritage for appreciative ones. The Bible promises: “For the upright are the ones that will reside in the earth, and the blameless are the ones that will be left over in it. —Proverbs 2:21 Revelation 21:3
judge The Bible gives us assurance that the future of our planet is secure.
Locust-, Reason tells us that God must soon act to save the earth from man’s ruinous activities, and Bible prophecy confirms this. But what will he do? The Bible says that he will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.” (Revelation 11:18; compare Matthew 24:3-14.) Just as a landlord ejects a destructive tenant, so God will “eject” those who ruin his beautiful creation, the earth.Is this an extreme or unjust solution? No, God, as the Creator of the earth, has the right to decide who will inhabit it. He also has the right to hold man responsible for his actions. Moreover, if God permits man to continue his course unchecked, the earth will be ruined for everyone, and life will become impossible. On the other hand, by ‘bringing to ruin those ruining the earth,’ God preserves our earthly heritage for appreciative ones. The Bible promises: “For the upright are the ones that will reside in the earth, and the blameless are the ones that will be left over in it. —Proverbs 2:21 Revelation 21:3
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These pseudo-religious bible-thumpers are an interfering irritant on Answerbank, just like they are in other aspects of life.If anything will end this Earth it's these zealous fanatics intent on spreading their own particular fairy tale.//
Definitely a front-runner for one of the most ridiculous posts ever on AB //