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“And the breadth and the height are the same.” That would make it fifteen hundred miles this way, fifteen hundred miles that way; fifteen hundred miles; the length by the breadth by the height. Fifteen hundred miles, think of it, transparent gold. And the City had a wall around it. | “And the breadth and the height are the same.” That would make it fifteen hundred miles this way, fifteen hundred miles that way; fifteen hundred miles; the length by the breadth by the height. Fifteen hundred miles, think of it, transparent gold. And the City had a wall around it. | ||
Now, now, that doesn’t necessary mean, by being equal…It said, “And the walls and the foundation were equal,” '''that doesn’t necessary mean that it’s a cube or square.''' There is another geographical measure, that the dimensions are the same, that is, '''a pyramid. Foursquare,''' “lieth foursquare,” and the walls were the same. | Now, now, that doesn’t necessary mean, by being equal…It said, “And the walls and the foundation were equal,” '''that doesn’t necessary mean that it’s a cube or square.''' There is another geographical measure, that the dimensions are the same, that is, '''a pyramid. Foursquare,''' “lieth foursquare,” and the walls were the same.<ref>William Branham, 64-0802 - The Future Home Of The Heavenly Bridegroom And The Earthly Bride, para. 366-370</ref> | ||
<ref>William Branham, 64-0802 - The Future Home Of The Heavenly Bridegroom And The Earthly Bride, para. 366-370</ref> | |||
|It will take up its abode on the New Earth, and we see in this why this present Earth will have to be renovated by fire, and why there shall be “no more sea,” for the New City is 12,000 furlongs, or '''1500 miles square''', and would reach from Maine to Florida, and from the Atlantic Seaboard '''600 miles to the west of the Mississippi River.''' In other words would occupy '''more than one-half of the United States'''. | |It will take up its abode on the New Earth, and we see in this why this present Earth will have to be renovated by fire, and why there shall be “no more sea,” for the New City is 12,000 furlongs, or '''1500 miles square''', and would reach from Maine to Florida, and from the Atlantic Seaboard '''600 miles to the west of the Mississippi River.''' In other words would occupy '''more than one-half of the United States'''. | ||