Well, hello and welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Prose podcast here is Season 17.

We've been looking just about every episode, except for some of the episodes with guests.

We've been looking at specific attributes of God that we bump into through Bible prophecy.

So last time we talked about some tough things.

We talked about final judgment, the Great White Throne judgment, and the reality of hell and all that kind of stuff.

Well, we're going to pivot with this one and let you catch your breath a little bit and talk about something that's amazing following that.

And that's the restoration of all things. So we're talking about when God restores all things,

and we're looking at the God who reward and restores. And I think those are two key aspects of

God's character, who he is. His nature is to restore things. His nature is to reward the righteous. So we're going to look at those two things specifically. And really we're going to unpack what happens in the final state after the millennial kingdom, after the Great White Throne Judgment. And then he's going to do something here, key, to reboot everything. And then we're going to look at what that eternal state

looks like and kind of talk about that a little bit.

So, Jeff, we just followed up with, you know, the Great White Throne judgment, and as

tough a pill that is to swallow, but the reality of it, but that's necessary to get to this

final state of all things here, isn't it?

Yeah, and as in all things, context is everything. And, you know, here's the thing. We were on this cruise here recently, and we were in Alaska, and myself and Gary Hamrick and John Ankerberg. And by the way, we've got a new cruise coming up next year. Yeah, sign up next summer. Jack Hibbs. It's the Harvest Prophecy Cruise. cruise. It's the two of us and Jack Hibbs. So, and it's at least half full, maybe more. And we're a year out. So, you know, just a quick little plug. Sign up quick. Yeah. So, but anyway, we stopped these ports of call and like, seems like every other shop was a jewelry store.

And, you know, when you go into jewelry stores, many times they will place a diamond up against a velvet, a black velvet backdrop, so that you can see the contrast between the diamond.

And you see, see the real, the beauty of the diamond, you know.

And to highlight, it's, it's gym quality etc etc well what god does many times it for us to understand how great the

diamond of his grace the diamond of his mercy the diamond of his recreation of everything else

we look at the contrast in the scripture that helps us appreciate

what we're going to get, right? And so when we go back to Genesis and we look at the fall and we see

Adam and Eiff fell and Bible says they went and hid themselves from the Lord. And when God spoke to Adam,

he said this. He says in verse 17 of chapter 3. Then Adam, he said,

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