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What does the Bible say about God's purpose for the world?

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The Bible indicates that God's primary purpose is not to make the world a better place but to establish His kingdom of grace.

According to Scripture, particularly highlighted in Isaiah, God's purpose is not fundamentally about improving this world but is rather focused on the establishment of His unrivaled kingdom of grace, mercy, and peace. The world, filled with sin and opposition to God, is ultimately destined for destruction due to iniquity. God's plan encompasses justice and righteousness, culminating in a kingdom where His grace prevails over chaos. The gospel's aim, therefore, is centered on bringing people into this kingdom rather than simply making the earthly realm more pleasant.
Scripture References: Isaiah 19:18-25, Revelation 20-22

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The Day Of God's Grace
Allan Jellett · Jul 1, 2018
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