Do you think the sin of human lead the world to the end of the death?
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YES, when "Adam" and "Eve" ate from the tree of the Knowledge of good and evil, death was enacted. God had grace and banished them from the Garden of Eden but did not strike them dead right away. God then flooded the earth because all the ways and thoughts of the people were evil, saving only Noah and his family.
Ronald Nolette
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Can you restate this in a way that makes better sense? I am not sure what you are asking here.
Bob
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Thank you for your question.
On the one hand, because created us as social mammals, our basic instincts are to be self-centered, lusting after selfish desires and rationalizing behavior that will fulfill those desires.
On the other hand, God created us in His image, so that He could communicate expectations and promises. Having done so, He has consequences for those that ignore His commandments, whether by commission or omission.
The best human societies have always been those that live up to God’s expectations. The worst are far worst than those of any social mammal: prevaricated murder, slavery, and evil disguised as good intentions. And thus we have a war—good vs evil— taking place over many millennia.
In the end, because God loves us, we should have faith that He will fulfill His purposes for humanity.
Blessings.
On the one hand, because created us as social mammals, our basic instincts are to be self-centered, lusting after selfish desires and rationalizing behavior that will fulfill those desires.
On the other hand, God created us in His image, so that He could communicate expectations and promises. Having done so, He has consequences for those that ignore His commandments, whether by commission or omission.
The best human societies have always been those that live up to God’s expectations. The worst are far worst than those of any social mammal: prevaricated murder, slavery, and evil disguised as good intentions. And thus we have a war—good vs evil— taking place over many millennia.
In the end, because God loves us, we should have faith that He will fulfill His purposes for humanity.
Blessings.
What I want to express is whether the sum of all the sins of all people will lead to the death of the earth, Like one day it becomes as lifeless as Mars.
I ask because I see it in the Book of Revelation.
Yes, we all know the story of the Great Flood. I find it incredible that after the Great Flood, God said he would never do it again and would no longer destroy humanity with a catastrophe. But the apocalyptic vision described in the Book of Revelation seems to be God's way of doing it, and I think that's a mistake understanding. So I asked the question whether the sum of human sins led to catastrophe or the death of the earth as Mars.
It will all come to end on earth eventually. For earth to become lifeless, it would would take the sun gobbling us up or God decides to pull the plug. I don’t think it would be nukes b/c the roaches and tardigrades would still survive. It wouldn’t be an asteroid or AI or zombies.
The end of humanity is different. That could be from any of those and more. My guess is sin will play a major role in that. One theory why we haven’t seen any aliens is they probably annihilated themselves before they could venture far enough.
The end of humanity is different. That could be from any of those and more. My guess is sin will play a major role in that. One theory why we haven’t seen any aliens is they probably annihilated themselves before they could venture far enough.
The Revelations of Jesus Christ is about His sovereignty therefore the victory He will have over all - including sin. Giving His children a promise of a new home with Him for eternity. And God said He would not flood the earth again. The visions are symbolic and I don't think you understand that the earth will not truly catch fire as a whole. And I did answer your question but maybe you are overcomplicating it. The answers are very simple.
God created life, "man" disobeyed and brought sin into the world, man gets more and more evil, God steps in, some people surrender many don't, God will return for a final judgement.
People living in the flesh are evil. One must be born again and live in the Spirit. THE END.
There was a real alien sighting, and the laser guns used by the aliens were what they called tools, not murderous weapons. They reached the earth. I think that means at least one thing. There is no sin in their world, everything is possible, even travel in the universe. A world of sin, the result is destruction, the planet to death, and then the final judgment.The end.
If you see the whole Earth as a living body, the result of sin is death, then the end of the Earth is to perish in human sin. Why were Adam and Eve driven from the Garden of Eden to Earth because humans did not obey God's word? I think it's to learn the meaning of life, not just spiritual things, including knowledge of our physical world, Why does Earth support the existence of life? Disobeying God's word will destroy the Earth's life system until the prophecy of revelation comes true. Then the earth goes to the end, and the final judgment comes.
Read the Bible. GOD is in control. HIS will be done.
Why can't you accept that? The earth has no power, the universe has no power.
I don't understand. What do you think I don't accept?
Sin led to death. Earth is a life system, and sin leads to the collapse of the system and outright death.
If humans do not fully repent and understand, the prophecy of revelation will appear before the face of human. Of course no one can change the prophecy. So this is the end.
HIS will be done, Sin is death.
What do you want to say? Everyone will fully repent and understand before the death of the life system of earth?
No, they may be fully repent and understand after the final judgment.
Honestly, I really have a hard understanding what you are trying to say or ask.
"the end" of this world will come. When: we don't know, Why: God will proclaim justice on sin, How: The God decides.
Not sure what your intentions are on your original post. Maybe it is a language barrier?
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An understanding of God's wrath may help. God is perfect in every way, including his judgement. He will not allow a sin to go unaddressed, even between others. Eventually the cup of his wrath will fill and be poured out.
Matthew 23:34-36
34 Therefore I am sending you prophets and sages and teachers. Some of them you will kill and crucify; others you will flog in your synagogues and pursue from town to town. 35 And so upon you will come all the righteous blood that has been shed on earth, from the blood of righteous Abel to the blood of Zechariah son of Berekiah, whom you murdered between the temple and the altar. 36 Truly I tell you, all this will come on this generation.
Also refer to the parable of the tenants for more insight.
So we see that Jerusalem was destroyed due to a the blood of prophets. Now consider that the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than the most esteemed John the Baptist. So what will become of the nations when the wrath of God is unleashed against the inhabitants of the earth for killing millions of Christians? If the destruction of Jerusalem was a spilt cup, what will be unleashed in the tribulation will be like a ruptured dam.
Matthew 23:34-36
34 Therefore I am sending you prophets and sages and teachers. Some of them you will kill and crucify; others you will flog in your synagogues and pursue from town to town. 35 And so upon you will come all the righteous blood that has been shed on earth, from the blood of righteous Abel to the blood of Zechariah son of Berekiah, whom you murdered between the temple and the altar. 36 Truly I tell you, all this will come on this generation.
Also refer to the parable of the tenants for more insight.
So we see that Jerusalem was destroyed due to a the blood of prophets. Now consider that the least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than the most esteemed John the Baptist. So what will become of the nations when the wrath of God is unleashed against the inhabitants of the earth for killing millions of Christians? If the destruction of Jerusalem was a spilt cup, what will be unleashed in the tribulation will be like a ruptured dam.
Ronald Nolette
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The earth will not suffer a death, but a vaporization and reconstituting to a new earth. Adams sin cursed the entire universe and God will destroy the old and bring in the new. so no earth will not become like Mars.
Human sin affects the earth through our actions. While the sin of each individual may seem insignificant, when combined with the sins of the entire world, it leads to devastating consequences.
Biblical Context:
Sin’s Collective Impact
"The earth is defiled by its people; they have disobeyed the laws, violated the statutes, and broken the everlasting covenant. Therefore a curse consumes the earth; its people must bear their guilt." (Isaiah 24:5–6)
Sin not only harms individuals but also corrupts creation (Romans 8:20–22).
Environmental Consequences
Exploitation of resources and disregard for stewardship reflect humanity’s fallen nature (Genesis 3:17–19).
Call to Repentance
"If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land." (2 Chronicles 7:14)
Conclusion:
Individual sins, though small, accumulate to cause global harm. This underscores the need for collective repentance and responsible stewardship of God’s creation.
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