If you mean read the bible again then that is what I am doing but from it's parent sources which are very well known and freely available.Perhaps you should read parts of the book again.
Whenever death is spoken of as it is in this verse it refers to the death of the soul in matter and not to the death of the material body.Re:21:4:
And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes;
and there shall be no more death,
neither sorrow,
nor crying,
neither shall there be any more pain:
for the former things are passed away.
Again when ever hell is used in the biblical material they refer to the souls incarnation into the human meat package and nothing else. Being in the carnal state is hell to soulsNotice they are only sending money, nobody is moving there that should be the 'big clue' that even false Christians don't believe God has anything to do with the Rothschild's Israel or is that 'is hell real'.
That God is only of the mind of man and has no material reference on earth.
This King of Glory was named by the ancient Egyptians I U. This became later J U and Y U. As he was also God, the Hebrews added their word for Deity--E L. This gave Y U-E L, eventually YULE. The French form used the short root of the divine principle of intelligence, N O (cognate with our English know), the No-etic faculty, with the Hebrew E L and derived NOEL.Zec:14:9:
And the LORD shall be king over all the earth: in that day shall there be one LORD,
and his name one.
The Schaff-Herzog dictionary of religious terms gives four meanings for such a name as "Jerusalem," following the gradient of classification laid down by Philo. Literally the name means the city in Palestine; morally, the believing soul; allegorically, the Church; and anagogically the city of heavenly peace, located only of course in consciousness. While this scheme of interpretation permits it to mean the geo-Zec:14:17:
And it shall be,
that whoso will not come up of all the families of the earth unto Jerusalem to worship the King,
the LORD of hosts,
even upon them shall be no rain.
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graphical town, it by no means confines it to that rendering, which the historical view does.Who is this
Seems NYC was getting rain and they aren't invited to come to Israel let alone everybody from all the Nations in the world.[/QUOTE]
This is the fact that had the Pentateuch been a real history, Palestine and Judea ought to have been found overstrewn with implements of war and work, both of Hebrew manufacture and that of the conquered races, whereas, outside of the Book, no evidence of the numberless combats and the devastation of Jehovah’s enemies in great battles is to be found. Also the country of a people so rich that King David in his poverty could collect one thousand millions of pounds sterling toward building a temple is found without art, sculptures, mosaics, bronzes, pottery or precious stones to lend credence to the Bible story. Proofs of Bible "history" will not be found, avers Massey, not though Palestine be dug up in the search. And how fatuous after all to think of digging in the 95
earth to find the proofs of spiritual myths and allegories! No amount of archaeology can prove a myth.