Life on earth is a dot, a brief window of opportunity; life in Heaven {and ultimately on the New Earth} is a line going out from that dot for eternity. If we're smart, we'll live not for the dot, but for the line.
Randy Alcorn, in his book "Seeing the Unseen: A Daily Dose of Eternal Perspective," emphasizes the transient nature of life on Earth. He describes our earthly existence as a mere dot, a short interval in the vast timeline of eternity. This perspective encourages individuals to recognize the importance of life beyond this world, suggesting that our focus should not be solely on present circumstances but on the eternal journey that follows.
Alcorn argues that life in Heaven and the New Earth represents a continuous line extending far beyond our brief earthly experience. By living with an eternal mindset, we can make choices that positively influence our lives and the lives of others. The essence of his message is to prioritize long-term spiritual values over temporary worldly pleasures, urging us to live not just for the dot but for the everlasting line ahead.
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