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New “chadash”
New “chadash”
The Hebrew word for new appears 53x in OT.
It means recent/fresh, or something not previously existing.
[VCEDONTW, V1,p.160]
Only in does it mean “renew”.
New People
The Jews were a unique people with a unique function.
However, long before Isaiah they had failed in their mission and God would welcome anyone in to His presence who would be faithful to Him.
Isaiah 65:
For them a new heavens and a new earth was being prepared where they would have a new name.
Isa 65:
Man in his futility would try and shrink God.
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This exalted mountain is the new heavens and the new earth of .
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New Kingdom
My assertion is that the new heavens and the new earth of is the kingdom of God that John said was close (), and which Jesus preached, .
It is the same kingdom into which 1st century Christians were translated, .
It is the same kingdom that John was in, 9.
It is the same kingdom into which Gentiles and Jews were added, ; ; .
Matthew 5:3
Henbrews 11:6
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Acts 26:17-18
Isaiah’s vision is the work of the Messiah establishing the church that is Christ’s!
New Dwelling
Peter addresses the church but speaks of the new heavens and new earth as something for which we seek.
Why?
John saw a new heaven and a new earth and this after the final judgment scene of .
Why?
If Isaiah saw a new heavens and a new earth and that is the church, and Peter and John saw a new heavens and a new earth but in our future, how can they be one and the same thing?
Gen. 6:
Gen. 9:
When Noah left the ark after the flood, he would have seen a heavens and an earth that he had never seen before.
It was very different.
there was blue sky.
There were mountains that reached beyond the clouds.
This is the world we see.
We think it is beautiful, yet it was not the perfect world God created in .
Rather, it was the world refashioned as a habitation for God’s people and was born out of sin and corruption.
It was fashioned from death and rebellion.
God can take the wickedness of man and form something beautiful out of it.
If He can do that with the world that we see and the universe that surrounds us, can He not do it with your soul?
He took the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the wilderness where He gave them His law and His covenant.
He brought them to the mountain to worship Him.
He dwelt among them as their God.
He provided all that they needed to sustain their lives and their souls.
Was that not a new heavens and a new earth that they saw when they first walked upon Canaan’s soil.
No taskmasters.
No crack of the crocodile’s jaw upon the infant Hebrews.
No slavery to a foreign king.
For them a new heavens and a new earth was the hope of something better.
Yet, they rebelled and God raised up prophets like Isaiah to preach to the people to warn them and promise them of a new heavens and a new earth where both Jew and Gentile would dwell side by side.
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