The World

Erected from the finest gemstones and minerals known to man, it is an enormous, dome-shaped building. The rainbow-colored light streaming into the dome from the roof is most beautiful and signifies the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ. A bible verse can be seen amidst the rainbow-colored light — Revelation 1:8. 

Nothing shows any sign of age neither rubbish or signs of wear expect the door of doom located on the opposite side of the dome. The door is rusty black in color, smothered in mold and cobwebs, down right hideous like a door you’d find inside a haunted house. We feel the door’s evil presence and the door itself stands out like a sore thumb in this gorgeous, eye-popping world. (Note that the door of doom is not shown in the image).

The flooring is made up of twenty-four tiles of the purest gold. Elegantly engraved in the tiles are the names of the apostles, patriarchs and prophets of the holy bible seated around the throne of God in Revelation 4:4. They represent the idea of one new man in Christ Jesus and are the twelve tribes of Israel from the Old Testament and the twelve disciples of Jesus Christ from the New Testament. Here are the names written on the tiles: Peter, James, John, Andrew, Philip, Saul, Matthew, Thomas, James son of Alpheus, Bartholomew, Judas Thaddeus, Simon Zelotes, Reuven, Shimon, Levi, Yehuda, Dan, Zevulun, Issachar, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Joseph, and Benjamin.

Two chairs and a good-sized table made from pure crystal. On the table sits the big book which contains the names of the assignments along with their life histories.

Sitting next to the table is a lampstand which lamps burn continually with olive oil. The flame above each lamp along with the flying dove is indicative of the Holy Spirit.

A large golden signage decorated with almond blossoms suspends over the table. Engraved in the signage (written in English & Hebrew), “God’s word is one word.” Hanging from the signage are two holy books which glow with the glory of heaven itself. One book is engraved with the words, “old testament”, the other, “new testament.”