What is the New Jerusalem that John described descending from heaven? Is it a literal city with

streets of gold, or does it symbolize something far deeper? On today's end time show, we're going to

explore the mystery of the holy city, the gates, the foundations, the 14 144,000, the role of the church, and God's

ultimate plan for his people. Traditional teachings on this prophecy does raise many questions.

So stay tuned as we uncover the truth. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins from End Time Ministries, and I do thank you for

joining me on this edition of The End Time Show. You know, having studied prophecy for many, many years,

one of the most fascinating and sometimes puzzling prophecies in the Bible is John's vision of the New Jerusalem.

I've heard many definitions of this over the years, what people think and traditional teachings and different things.

And John describes this incredible city coming down out of heaven, walls of Jasper,

gates of pearl, streets of pure gold, and people have looked forward to those streets of

gold all these years, right? But here's the question. Is John describing a physical city that will one day walk through, or is he pointing

us to something even deeper, something symbolic of God's eternal plan? For centuries, Christians have debated this passage here in Revelation chapter 21, and traditional

teachings has often left people scratching their heads.

Let's just face it.

But I believe when we look closely, we'll uncover a mystery that's not just

about the future. It's about what God is doing in his people right now. So don't go anywhere,

because we're about to unravel one of the most exciting prophecies in Scripture, the New Jerusalem.

Before we get there, though, I got to announce my wife and I will be doing a prophecy conference this coming Sunday morning and Sunday evening

will be with Bishop Robert Henson and Pastor Jason McGee up at South Flint Tabernacle in

Burton, Michigan.

This coming August 24th, this Sunday morning at 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., I'll be preaching an

evangelistic message. And then Sunday evening from 6 to 8 p.m., I'll be teaching America's

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