What the Bible says about World Tomorrow
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Isaiah 11:1-9 We will have the opportunity to build a totally new world of peace, happiness, and prosperity, and we will accomplish this by teaching and enforcing obedience to God's laws throughout the whole earth. This will be our main responsibility during the thousand-year reign of Christ. Earl L. Henn Basic Doctrines: The Reward of the Saved Related Topics: Kingdom of God | Kingdom of God, Established on Earth | Millennium | Reward of the Saved | World Tomorrow

2 Corinthians 5:14-18 Paul uses very strong language here. Not one part of this system will be carried over into the World Tomorrow! The whole thing is unclean, something that contaminates and defiles, rendering unholy those who are touched by it (Haggai 2:10-14). The world is most dangerous to a Christian when it is not persecuting them. It seems friendly, tolerant, even producing good, but God says even then it is still unclean. It is God's judgment that counts. John W. Ritenbaugh This Is Not God's World Related Topics: Unclean | World | World Tomorrow | World's Dangers | World's Influence | World, Frienship with | World, Relationship with | Worldliness

Hebrews 4:1-10 What happened when Jesus Christ was raised from the dead? He entered His rest! And when Christ was resurrected? On the Sabbath, when the wavesheaf was cut! They all tie together. By a resurrection from the dead, we inherit and fully enter the Kingdom of God. We could call it the World Tomorrow, and we could probably come up with a few other terms for it. Richard T. Ritenbaugh Christ's Death, Resurrection, and Ascension Related Topics: Jesus Christ's Ascension | Jesus Christ's Resurrection | Resurrection | Resurrection of Christ | Resurrection to Immortal Life | Wavesheaf | Wavesheaf Offering | World Tomorrow

 

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