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Ellen Gould White über: "What does Isaiah 65:23 say about the begetting of children on the new earth?"
Answer
The provided documents contain no explicit statement regarding whether children will be beget on the new earth. While Isaiah 65 is quoted to describe the peace and joy in the new world, the focus of the texts is on the obedience of children in the present age as a prerequisite for inheriting the heavenly kingdom. It is emphasized that the new earth is a place without suffering, where the redeemed will plant their own vineyards and dwell in houses.
The Joy and Endurance of the New Jerusalem
»Rejoice and be glad forever over what I create," admonishes the Lord; "for behold, I make Jerusalem a delight and its people a joy. And I will rejoice over Jerusalem and be glad over my people; and in it one shall no longer hear the voice of weeping nor the voice of lament... And they will build houses and dwell in them, and they will plant vineyards and eat their fruit. They shall not build so that another may dwell; they shall not plant so that another may eat; for the days of my people will be like the days of a tree, and my chosen will long enjoy the work of their hands.«
Prerequisites for Residence on the New Earth
»Children who dishonor their parents, are disobedient to them, and disregard their counsel and instructions cannot have any share in the renewed earth. The purified new earth will not be a place for the rebellious, disobedient, ungrateful son or daughter. If such individuals do not learn obedience and submission here, they will never learn it; the peace of the redeemed will not be marred by disobedient, wayward, unbound children.«
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