Death and Sin will never be done away with

[Phaedron777]

In Isaiah 65 we learn about God's new heavens and new earth.

"The days of man shall be as the days of a tree (1000)"

Adam lived to be close to 1000
Christ shall reign for 1000 years

"He that is 100 will still be a child, he that dies at 100 will be thought be accursed."

Here, once again we see a world starting with 1000 years and drifting again into an age where humanity will at best live to be 100. Here we see they will indeed die, and to be accursed they will indeed sin.



Everlasting Life
the day ye eat, ye will die
Ye shall not die, but surely live
One day with God is 1000 years on Earth
Lest they eat of the tree of life and live forever
Adam and his descendants lived to be close to 1000
For in Adam all men died, therefore in Christ all men shall live
In God's new earth the days of man shall be as the days of a tree (1000)
He that is 100 will still be a child, he that dies at 100 will be thought to be accursed
Death was the error of our ways. The last enemy is death. Death shall be swallowed up in victory
Ye do err, for in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage but shall be as the angels.
Blessed & Holy is he that has part in the first resurrection. They shall reign with Christ for 1000 years
No one who has left home or brothers or sisters or mother or father or wife or children or land for me and
the gospel will fail to receive a hundred times as much in this present age - homes, brothers,
sisters, mothers, children and fields ... and in the age to come, eternal life. (Mark 10:29-30)
Reincarnation in the present age, Resurrection in the Millennium age
The rest of the dead lived not again until after the 1000 years
God's new earth shall not be free from sin nor death
Dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return
The serpents meat shall be dust
Everlasting Death
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[Heavens]

(Rom 8:2) For the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin and death.

 

[Jpark]

In Isaiah 65 we learn about God's new heavens and new earth.

"The days of man shall be as the days of a tree (1000)"

Adam lived to be close to 1000
Christ shall reign for 1000 years

"He that is 100 will still be a child, he that dies at 100 will be thought be accursed."

Here, once again we see a world starting with 1000 years and drifting again into an age where humanity will at best live to be 100. Here we see they will indeed die, and to be accursed they will indeed sin.



Everlasting Life
the day ye eat, ye will die
Ye shall not die, but surely live
One day with God is 1000 years on Earth
Lest they eat of the tree of life and live forever
Adam and his descendants lived to be close to 1000
For in Adam all men died, therefore in Christ all men shall live
In God's new earth the days of man shall be as the days of a tree (1000)
He that is 100 will still be a child, he that dies at 100 will be thought to be accursed
Death was the error of our ways. The last enemy is death. Death shall be swallowed up in victory
Ye do err, for in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage but shall be as the angels.
Blessed & Holy is he that has part in the first resurrection. They shall reign with Christ for 1000 years
No one who has left home or brothers or sisters or mother or father or wife or children or land for me and
the gospel will fail to receive a hundred times as much in this present age - homes, brothers,
sisters, mothers, children and fields ... and in the age to come, eternal life. (Mark 10:29-30)
Reincarnation in the present age, Resurrection in the Millennium age
The rest of the dead lived not again until after the 1000 years
God's new earth shall not be free from sin nor death
Dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return
The serpents meat shall be dust
Everlasting Death
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The fallacy lies in the numbers, and also, your interpretation of Isaiah 65.

1. A day with God can be anything, even an instant. A day with God is like a thousand years and a thousand years like a day (2 Peter 3:8) isn't supposed to be interpreted as a fact.

2. Isaiah 65 only implies labor. On the other hand, Revelation says there will be no more curse, indicating that there will no death and sin associated with this labor.

Update:

Notice that it says the labor will not be in vain. In Ecclesiastes, the temporal labor is identified as vanity, but this new labor is not identified as vanity.

Furthermore, if there will still be sin and death, then why should we follow God?

1 Cor. 15:17 and if Christ has not been raised, your faith is worthless; you are still in your sins.