Is heaven a creation of God? Or heaven has always existed? If always existed is it part of God or is something different?
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Read the first line in your bible #cringe
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Some theologians call what you re referring to , the throne .. “God space ” simply because Shamayim in Hebrew just means the sky or the place where water falls. The heavens .
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In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. God placed them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth,
Genesis 1:1, 17 NASBopen your bible.
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God is omnipresent. So heaven in the sense in genesis 1.1 is created. I’m pretty sure the Hebrews used heavens meaning the sky and in certain context the dwelling place of God outside our reality.
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I’ve heard those heaven being defined as wherever God is, and since God is eternal having always existed in that sense you can say heaven is eternal. However, if you’re seeing the place where the Angels currently reside with God and Jesus sitting at the right hand of the father, I wouldn’t necessarily say so.
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Has anyone been to heaven or hell and taken pictures for verification?
Or does anyone here know of any family member or friend who is at any of these places with pictorial evidence?
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Genesis explains the heavens were created by God. Exodus explains the Heavens were created AND all that is in them in those six days.
Also, please note that it is plural, heavenS.
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Just a point of clarification to those who need to know the difference. ‘Heaven’ is that place where God and His angels reside. That’s where those who have responded to His call to pursue His reasons and righteousness will go once their present life is through. Now, when you say ‘heavenS’ that pertains to the physical sky consisting of the atmosphere, the stratosphere, and the ionosphere. The ‘heavens’ being pertained to in the Creation as narrated in Genesis means the sky above. Heaven is an eternal place. Eternal means without beginning nor end, just like God who just exists.
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Heaven is where Jesus is
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This is another question that we as humans can not possibly answer. There are some topics we can only accept by faith.
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