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In Revelation 21:1, the apostle John describes a vision of a new heaven and a new earth. The previous heaven and earth, characterized by sin and corruption, have passed away, and a new order is established. The phrase “and the sea was no more” suggests the absence of chaos and instability. The book of Revelation offers hope and reassurance to believers, emphasizing the ultimate victory of Christ and the restoration of creation. Understanding the context of this verse is essential to grasp its meaning and significance within the larger narrative.

New dandelion seeds resemble the earth untouched by earthly events! Photo taken at Canmore, Alberta.

If you are more fortunate than others, build a longer table, not a taller fence.

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Hello and Welcome! My name is Jack, I live in Alberta, Canada and I post photo’s that I have taken along the way. I have added-on a "Bible Quote" to pique the interest of each post. As an ametuer photographer I am fortunate to live in a place and in the middle of two beautiful provinces of Canada, where photo op’s are abundant and the scenery of God's Nature makes you awestruck. A place for which, it is a sin to ever leave home without a camera! I have named my web site with a "WINDOW " because you get what I see and you are really viewing the wonders of God's beautiful nature! Discover it! I welcome feedback and questions! Enjoy! Jack

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