Why the New Jerusalem Is Not a Cube But a Glorious Mountain
New Jerusalem is described as a city with walls. If this city were a cube, the walls would be superfluous. The wall would look like a maintenance slab on a modern building. This would, in turn, affect the remaining cube, reducing its size. Also, a cube wouldn’t have the reflective value of a shining mountain where Christ’s glory provides the light (Rev. 21.23). The city … Continue reading Why the New Jerusalem Is Not a Cube But a Glorious Mountain

