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Where Will We Really Spend Eternity? Understanding the New Jerusalem with Author, Paul Feiner
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Have you ever thought about what happens after heaven—and where believers will ultimately spend eternity?
Paul Feiner wrote New Jerusalem after the Millennium primarily for readers who enjoy deep Bible study, theology, and eschatology. But his careful study also offers something valuable for any believer who wants to better understand the resurrection, Christ’s coming kingdom, and the hope that awaits us.
In this episode of At This Table, host Shelly Brown welcomes Redemption Press author Paul Feiner into a conversation about the timing and theology of the new Jerusalem.
Paul explains why he believes Scripture describes two distinct cities: the restored Jerusalem of the millennial kingdom and the new Jerusalem that descends afterward. He also shares why heaven is not the believer’s final destination, what the resurrection means for our eternal future, and how these events reveal God’s faithfulness to His promises.
More than a discussion about timelines, this conversation points us back to the heart of it all: Jesus Christ, the coming King, and the sure hope believers have in Him.
In this episode, Paul Feiner and Shelly talk about:
- What the millennium is and where it fits in biblical prophecy
- Key differences between the restored and new Jerusalems
- Why believers are waiting for resurrection, not simply heaven
- How God’s plans for Israel reveal His covenant faithfulness
- Why studying future events can strengthen our faith today
Get your copy of Paul’s book from Amazon or from Redemption Press:
Amazon: New Jerusalem after the Millennium
From the Publisher, Redemption Press: New Jerusalem after the Millennium
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