Bible Discussion Thread

 
  • Jocelynne Bell on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    If people say the sky never stops then where is heaven then?
  • Jcbu undercover - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    God bless Jocelynne Can you see the forest for the tree's?God is everywhere you look you see!Every breath you take! The oxygen he did make.Every small grain of sand.All built with the masters loving hands.Keep knocking keep asking keep receiving.Never ever stop beleiving.Soon you will find.God is with his people all the time.He sent his holy spirit down.Hang on to him for your very own heavenly crown.o o o o o o o o o See you all on another page.o o o ooo oo Never let your love turn to rage.o o o o oo oo Offer what ever gifts you can! o o o o o o oo That is the masters plan. o o o o o o
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    Jocelynne Another point heaven or heavens [shamayim raised or heaved up things],Gen.1:8 God called

    the firmament or expanse heaven. Again anything above earth is part of the expanse known as heaven,

    verse examples Gen1:20, 14:19,19:24,22:11, 22:15, these are but a few examples of usage pertaining to

    shamayim.
  • GiGi - In Reply - 2 years ago
    Hi Jocelynne,

    Some have given you some good answers here. From an astronomical perspective, what we consider as "sky" is our atmosphere that is the air between the surface of the earth and the outermost layer of our atmosphere (exosphere). Beyond the exosphere is outer space, called the "heavens" as as far as where the sun, moon, and stars are located. As far as the "heaven" as the abode of angels, this may be a purely spiritual dimension within space, or it may be an actual physical dimension somewhere in the universe. We really don't know the answer on that, as far as I know.
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    Jocelynne Last point sky which is atmosphere stops before space but still the expanse or heaven is anything

    above earth biblically.
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    Jocelynne It is interesting that heaven means raised up or heaved up things then you have Christ who

    now is seated in the heavenlies, and so are believers spiritually in Gods eyes. Na man will ever know where

    the expanse or heaven or heavenlies end.
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    Jocelynne Bell If we take a close look at Genesis it gives the answer. In gen. 1:6+7 the firmament is the word

    expanse and the word expanse in verse 8 God calls heaven so anything above the earth is called heaven. Notice

    verses 14-18 he set the stars and sun and moon in the firmament or expanse of heaven. Then there is heavens and

    heavenlies. Notice also the God put the firmament in the midst of the waters and separated the waters above the

    expanse from the waters below the expanse and let the dry land appear. Its interesting that astronomers have found

    beyond our solar system balls of water larger hat planets floating, also in Genesis 7:11 that the fountains of the great

    deep were opened up and the windows of heaven were opened and the rain was upon the earth forty day and nights.
  • Kent Bass - In Reply on Genesis 8 - 2 years ago
    Jocelynne Bell, There is a Heaven above the heavens which is where the most high sits. There, there is no darkness at all. We in our so called universe can not see the heaven above the heaven physically. We have to remember that Yah is infinite, this means that he is beyond our comprehension. Even the angels, desire to know the very essence of Yah. We as mere humans, are adopted into the body of Jesus and thus part-take by faith in all the blessings from on high.



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