‘Behold I Make All Things New’
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I understand this teaching to be eternity, “Behold I make all things new.” I have studied for a few years the Lord’s feasts in Leviticus 23, and found Revelation 21 is talking about the eighth day (of the Lord’s feast, which is after Tabernacles. Tabernacles represents the Messianic kingdom).
The Messianic millennium is different than the eighth day (eternity), and it is difficult for me to understand which passages refer to which periods.
Do you understand the difference between them? Isaiah 65:17-25 may be referring to eternity (eighth day).
Good teaching.