Hopes and dreams of the new world

Walk together · Aug 4, 2022

Sheila Davis said:
You may take an interest

Urbanization: 95% Of The World's Population Lives On 10% Of The Land

How much of the earth is inhabited by humans? Explained by FAQ Blog

Yes I read the links thank you and it looks to me like I was correct the earth is overpopulated.

Sheila Davis · Aug 4, 2022

Walk together said:
Moor than half of the earth's surface is unproductive like the desert and mountains snow and ice to hot or to cold land that is livable is privately owned or used for other reasons. All the inhabited areas on the earth that are occupied now are about all that is left. To spread out wider and bigger wich goverment has the funds to make the infrastructure the roads the dams the power grids and so on we can't even maintain the avalable equipment that we have now let alone make moor. this is one of the reasons the earth is dying.

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Yeah I have read the research on how much land they say is uninhabitable.
They say humans can't live in the mountains or on the desert but the ancients lived in the mountains and on the desert. And there's the ice in the Arctic and Antarctic - humans are there too. It's more like most modern humans don't want to live in those very icy climates or in the mountains or in the desert because it's much, much harder. We cluster up in cities. So many grabbed and own as much land as possible, hundreds if not thousands of acres that they will never use.
I've read about the infrastructure, one link may have talk to such things, a results of humans wanting an easier life.
And you are so correct humans are destroying the Earth.

Sheila Davis · Aug 4, 2022

Sheila Davis said:
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Yeah I have read the research on how much land they say is uninhabitable.
They say humans can't live in the mountains or on the desert but the ancients lived in the mountains and on the desert. And there's the ice in the Arctic and Antarctic - humans are there too. It's more like most modern humans don't want to live in those very icy climates or in the mountains or in the desert because it's much, much harder. We cluster up in cities. So many grabbed and own as much land as possible, hundreds if not thousands of acres that they will never use.
I've read about the infrastructure, one link may have talk to such things, a results of humans wanting an easier life.
And you are so correct humans are destroying the Earth.

Walk together · Aug 4, 2022

We are indeed destroying the earth and yes people have existed in the most extreme of places but we modern humans are not equipped to make that change and even if we did give it a go we would have to live as they did in biblical times. The people of the world now are all soft and I am just one of many billions. More than 20 minutes of extreme heat on my soft head and I will drop and too much cold and my hands can't even feed me. So we live in the cities and the forgiving countryside and drink the water from the rivers and eat the food from the land and so many of us overfish the oceans and are cruel to the life that we take. We are a sad lot but the new world will have to be very different maybe we can learn from our mistakes and survive and live better in the new world.

Sheila Davis · Aug 4, 2022

Walk together said:
Yes I read the links thank you and it looks to me like I was correct the earth is overpopulated.

There is 90% of land unoccupied by humans, humans don't want to live in the mountains, in the desert, or in the coldest regions like the ancients did.
It was broken down in percentages by infrastructures, forestry, farmland.
Modern humans want to cluster up and overpopulate cities and such, making life easier. And one study said even with what they term inhabitable land each human, 7.1 billion, could have two acres a piece - two acres is a good price of land. But modern humans are somewhat greedy and they always want more than they need.
To my understanding The government even put in place subsidies for farmers to grow less. And this has been going on in this country for a few decades.
Government Subsidies
Me, I wouldn't have mind living in the mountains, one would definitely learn how to survive or in the ice lands with a way to produce some form of heat, on a basically fish diet, or even in the jungles of South America, when I was younger.

Walk together · Aug 4, 2022

Sheila Davis said:
There is 90% of land unoccupied by humans, humans don't want to live in the mountains, in the desert, or in the coldest regions like the ancients did.
It was broken down in percentages by infrastructures, forestry, farmland.
Modern humans want to cluster up and overpopulate cities and such, making life easier. And one study said even with what they term inhabitable land each human, 7.1 billion, could have two acres a piece - two acres is a good price of land. But modern humans are somewhat greedy and they always want more than they need.
To my understanding The government even put in place subsidies for farmers to grow less. And this has been going on in this country for a few decades.
Government Subsidies
Me, I wouldn't have mind living in the mountains, one would definitely learn how to survive or in the ice lands with a way to produce some form of heat, on a basically fish diet, or even in the jungles of South America, when I was younger.

It would be a very hard life but I'm sure there are many that could manage such an existence in the past and even today the people that live in jungles and deserts have immunity to protect them from many venomous snakes and spiders that will kill us just by looking at us let alone biting us. But I think the human race has overstepped the mark and it is almost time for Jesus to return and that is God's plan for the end times it all must take place to make way for the new world that is soon to come.

Sheila Davis · Aug 4, 2022

VCR-2000 said:
If the new world to come is like that, if we can't remember the relationships we had and everything else we had before on earth, that doesn't sound like a "new world" as much as it sounds like God performing a cosmic lobotomy on us so we are no longer who we are.

Peace is being content, but is it really inherently happiness in itself? I imagine happiness as being able to fulfill one's great wishes and gifts without restraint, I imagine peace as more like laying on the lawn chair on a Summer warm day not doing anything. That's the difference I see.

I I understand what you're saying.
Scripture indicates that God knew us before we were born - so who are we really?
Jesus said we will be as the angels who neither marry or are given into marriage so we know that's out.
For me peace is harmony between everyone.

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Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

I think the new world is just around the corner and I can't wait to see who gets there.

Citizen of the Kingdom · Aug 5, 2022

9Rather, as it is written: “ No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no heart has imagined, what God has prepared for those who love Him.” 10But God has revealed it to us by the Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God.…

The Spirit has revealed it to us ... is that the topic? Unity with Him is what comes to mind with us as awareness of all His glory. I imagine that as one with His creation in all it's aspects but I don't have the compacity to experience fearlessly what could be as limitations exit in my doubts and physicality.

Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

Citizen of the Kingdom said:
9Rather, as it is written: “ No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no heart has imagined, what God has prepared for those who love Him.” 10But God has revealed it to us by the Spirit. The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God.…

The Spirit has revealed it to us ... is that the topic? Unity with Him is what comes to mind with us as awareness of all His glory. I imagine that as one with His creation in all it's aspects but I don't have the compacity to experience fearlessly what could be as limitations exit in my doubts and physicality.

I believe that the holy spirit has given me insight into the new world it may be imagination but then again it's not too hard to imagen a world that is far better than we have now.

Confused-by-christianity · Aug 5, 2022

Walk together said:
Post all the hopes and dreams of the new world to come. expectations, changes, improvements, and life in general.

haha ok........ummm
Howard Storm (HS) says he died and had a conversation with Jesus. He asked Jesus what the future would be like and Jesus showed him. I like what HS was shown.

Basically, people lived well, ate well, were healthy and not stressed. They spent most of their time raising children or, it seems, engaging in worthy recreational pursuits.

They lived in communities in beautiful places.

Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

Confused-by-christianity said:
haha ok........ummm
Howard Storm (HS) says he died and had a conversation with Jesus. He asked Jesus what the future would be like and Jesus showed him. I like what HS was shown.

Basically, people lived well, ate well, were healthy and not stressed. They spent most of their time raising children or, it seems, engaging in worthy recreational pursuits.

They lived in communities in beautiful places.

That sounds like a good world to be in I hope Good alows for cricket and snooker my favorite games.

Confused-by-christianity · Aug 5, 2022

Walk together said:
That sounds like a good world to be in I hope Good alows for cricket and snooker my favorite games.

He reckons every community seemed to have their own "interests". Sport, prayer, music, gardening, relaxation.

Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

Confused-by-christianity said:
He reckons every community seemed to have their own "interests". Sport, prayer, music, gardening, relaxation.

Was Jesus among them?

Confused-by-christianity · Aug 5, 2022

Walk together said:
Was Jesus among them?

Not at that time. He said it wasn't the second coming. He said the spirit of Jesus lived and was expressed fully in the hearts of everyone.

Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

Confused-by-christianity said:
Not at that time. He said it wasn't the second coming. He said the spirit of Jesus lived and was expressed fully in the hearts of everyone.

That was very interesting I hope what he experienced was just a taste of things to come.

Confused-by-christianity · Aug 5, 2022

Walk together said:
That was very interesting I hope what he experienced was just a taste of things to come.

Why do you ask?

I'm sure it gets better and better as you progress up through the afterlife. I think this was just a glimpse of a better world.

Citizen of the Kingdom · Aug 5, 2022

Confused-by-christianity said:
Not at that time. He said it wasn't the second coming. He said the spirit of Jesus lived and was expressed fully in the hearts of everyone.

It's not far off from this:

Psalm 23
A psalm of David.
1 The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.
2 He makes me lie down in green pastures,
he leads me beside quiet waters,
3 he refreshes my soul.
He guides me along the right paths
for his name’s sake.
4 Even though I walk
through the darkest valley,
I will fear no evil,
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.

5 You prepare a table before me
in the presence of my enemies.
You anoint my head with oil;
my cup overflows.
6 Surely your goodness and love will follow me
all the days of my life,
and I will dwell in the house of the Lord
forever.

Walk together · Aug 5, 2022

Confused-by-christianity said:
Why do you ask?

I'm sure it gets better and better as you progress up through the afterlife. I think this was just a glimpse of a better world.

It's good to know what to expect in the next world.

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