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Your question, Why will there be no seas on the new earth as indicated in Revelation 21:1? Your question referred to the word “seas.” However, it doesn’t explicitly state “seas” but rather uses “sea,” which makes it singular. This distinction is significant because when you use the word “seas,” your mind naturally gravitates towards the bodies of water that exist on Earth. Once you comprehend the symbolic significance of the sea, you’ll grasp the reason behind its absence in the New Earth. There’s a scripture in Revelation that describes the Beast. It’s composed of seven kings, and ten smaller kings with horns will rule over the earth at different times. The scriptures mention that these kings came from the sea. Revelation 13:1 “And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy.” We know that each of these kings was born into this world and ruled according to their designated periods. Their origin was from the sea. This is why Jesus said the following. Matthew 22:29 “Jesus answered and said unto them, Ye do err, not knowing the scriptures, nor the power of God. For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are as the angels of God in heaven. Now, if these kings emerged from the sea, it would imply that all those born into this world originate from the sea. I refer to it as the sea of souls, which God decreed from the very beginning of the world to be born. If we apply this understanding to the new earth, no one will be born. That’s why it says “no more sea.”

Farobag Homi Cooper

September 8 marks the 185th birth anniversary of Antonin Dvořák who was born in Bohemia. A nationalist at heart, he embraced Czech folk idioms that were infused within a late romantic harmonic vocabulary. Yet, during a three-year hiatus in the US, he paved a way for succeeding American composers by introducing native and African American idioms in his compositions and some of his most profound works such as his Symphony "From the New World" and his Cello Concerto were conceived in America. An accomplished violist, he possessed a phenomenal gift for melodic motives which are immediately communicative through his rhythmic vitality. This is one reason his music can sound simultaneously spontaneous and meticulously constructed. This characteristic places him in an interesting lineage with Schubert, Brahms, and later Bartók, but Dvořák’s particular combination of rhythmic sophistication and natural dance impulse is truly unique and inimitable.

Happylife58

OK, I’m writing a post that I’m not happy about telling y’all, but I promised I would tell you things that I did that you can learn from and honey. My whole body hurts so bad right now from lifting that damn cat litter and cleaning that box cause I hadn’t cleaned it forever. My problem is I have a cat and a dog. They’re both rescued. You know how I feel about dogs. I am biased but I love ginger. I mean she was a puppy when my mom petted her and played with her a couple of times and you know when I see Ginger, I think about my mom and how they played together so I’m biased, but I don’t think I’m as fair to her as Charlie prime example of the litter box she’s been whining for a week and I’ve just told her to shut up and I’m like oh my God and so I went and cleaned the room clean the litter box got her some treats got her some fresh food and now I’m resting because I have heart problems and I have bad arthritis in my back and that’s why I kind of hadn’t been doing it. That’s my excuse but that’s bullshit. I was too lazy so here’s my lesson when you adopt an animal whether it’s a dog or cat don’t be biased to one or the other because you don’t do that to your children, so why would you do with your animals and I just learned that today as I’m sitting here bawling eating a piece of cheesecake with fresh strawberries on it because I feel so guilty I did that to her that I have to have some guilt food. Dogs I’m sorry but they’re different but so are cats half of the billion people like cats and half 1 billion people like dogs that’s OK but my dog and cat don’t get along like children and all they do is fight with each other so I let Ginger come up on the bed. She has her own section and Charlie has his own section, but then she hisses at them and they fight I separate them again. what’s a woman to do? I feel guilty taking her off the bed, but I can’t stand the hissing in the fighting so I’m in charge and that’s how it goes.

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