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The most stunning sentence in the Bible's final vision is not about what the New Jerusalem contains — it is about what it does not.
Jesus doesn't predict the resurrection — he redefines where God lives.
Peter declares that the temple is no longer a place — it is a people, and the priesthood belongs to every believer who has come to the rejected cornerstone.
Paul dismantles every category his audience uses to define belonging — and replaces them with a building that is still under construction.
Jesus doesn't relocate worship — he detonates the entire framework of place-based access to God.