The New World.

Thereafter and hereafter the world will be taken under the guide of the Holy Spirit.

This Spirit which spreads its wings across the globe like a hen clutching her chicks will not default, will not fail, will not weaken until we come in glory to that place which was made for us, to that sacred place conceived in the mind of God for the whole world.

A place of true paradise, true freedom.

A place where no ghetto exists, only mansions.

A place where healing plants line the shores of rivers and rivulets.

A place as yet unknown but seen in the hearts and minds of Christians everywhere.

This is why we are alive today, tomorrow and the next day.

To suffer the birth of this mysterious but golden new world.

It comes down from heaven from God, like a city dressed in its finest, without tools, without labour or sweat, like a fine jewel or a fresh pineapple; it just is.

Man did not create the Garden of Eden but was told to tend it.

So too will the paradise be tended, again, without sweat, without toil.
You will think it and it will happen.
You will desire it and it will be.

You will travel only through thought and you will arrive refreshed and not tired, on a shore or a lake, in a garden that you favour or a castle of such splendour that it will take your breath away.

These are the ways of the Cities of our God.

These are his fields and pastures,  of the Mighty One.

 Over them He is Lord and you are, we are, stewards, in his service.
The devil is no more, having been banished to the nether regions along with his evil pupils and name sakes.

And all this is brought about by our own free will, nothing more.
God, who is almighty does the rest, sharing with us his Kingdom as the extension of whom He himself is.
This favour bought for us by Gods Son, his only son, Jesus Christ, at the cost of his own humanity. A humanity which he took upon himself, gave up and received again, for our benefit and the survival of the human race through all ages to come, in a heaven without time as we know it,
without waking or sleeping, for we will always be at rest, yet fully alive!
We will always be attuned to the God of our creation.
And this is his purpose for us – to live in harmony with him, forever.