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From Time to Timelessness in God’s Plan (Content)
Part 1: The Beginning of Time – God’s Creation of Chronos Part 2: Time and the Fall – Mortality, Decay,…
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Part 1: The Beginning of Time – God’s Creation of Chronos
1. Introduction Time is not eternal; it is a divine creation. The Bible opens not merely with the making of…
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Part 2: Time and the Fall – Mortality, Decay, and Waiting
1. Introduction After the creation of time as a rhythmic structure of day and night, the world existed in perfect…
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Part 3: God Beyond Time – Eternity in the Divine Nature
1. Introduction The concept of eternity stands at the heart of Christian theology. While humanity measures life in moments, God…
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Part 4: Prophetic Visions of the End – “There Shall Be Time No Longer”
1. Introduction Among the most striking eschatological declarations in the Bible is the angelic oath in Revelation 10:6, proclaiming that…
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Part 5: The Eternal Light – No Night, No Sun, No Moon
1. Introduction One of the most awe-inspiring features of the New Jerusalem, as described in the closing chapters of Revelation,…
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Part 6: The Transformation of Creation – From Temporal to Eternal
1. Introduction The biblical vision of the end of time is not limited to human destiny; it encompasses the renewal…
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Part 7: Resurrection and Immortality – Time Transcended in the Body
1. Introduction The resurrection of the body stands at the centre of Christian eschatological hope. It is not merely the…
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Part 8: The Eternal Present – Living in the “Now” of God
1. Introduction If time marks the rhythm of creation, eternity marks the nature of God. To understand eternity as believers’…
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Part 9: Eschatological Fulfilment – The End of History and the Beginning of Eternity
1. Introduction All of Scripture moves toward a single climax — the fulfilment of time and the revelation of God’s…