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1. www.challies.com › articles › 9-things-i-learned9 Things I Learned About God From Planet Earth | Tim Challies

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   Jul 31, 2009 · Planet Earth shows us the big picture in action. As God watches over the sparrow and even the smallest details of our lives, so He weaves together the big picture. The big picture of creation and of history shows us a God who created us and, despite our sin, has redeemed a people for Himself.

2. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › articlesWhy do Christians value planet Earth? - BBC Bitesize

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   Christians believe that God made the world. Learn about how we should all play a part in protecting our planet in this CCEA Foundation (Religious Education) article from BBC Bitesize.

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4. www.eauk.org › church › resourcesWhy should Christians care for the planet? - Evangelical Alliance

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   Nov 1, 2006 · The very existence of the universe is the result of God's creative activity. And its ultimate destination, redeemed by Christ's sacrifice on the cross, is to be renewed along with all believers to the eternal glory of God.

5. www.tomorrowsworld.org › magazines › 2023Planet Earth: Your Inheritance - Tomorrow's World

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   When Christ returns to establish the Kingdom of God, its territory will be planet Earth. And who will be the subjects of that Kingdom? All the nations of planet Earth. We read that “the Lord shall be King over all the earth” (Zechariah 14:9). A World Governed by God’s Law

6. www.rcetc.com › article › god-and-our-planet-earthGOD AND OUR PLANET EARTH - RCETC - Reference Christian ...

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   What is God’s intention for our planet earth? Both Old and New Testaments of the Bible tell us that the earth is indeed wearing out, and prophesies declare that God’s plan is to make new heavens and a new earth (Isaiah 65:17; 66:22; 2 Peter 3:13; Revelation 21:1).

7. christianquestions.com › bible-questions › what-isWhat is God's plan for planet Earth? - Christian Questions ...

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   We believe God does indeed have a plan for all humankind as well as for the physical planet earth and that plan does not involve its destruction, as some prophets and Christian groups express.

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   What is God of Earth?

   • God of Earth is a unique puzzle game where you play as the God of Earth. In this game, you are presented with hexagon puzzles where each piece contains an image of the broken path. Your goal is to move earth tiles and turn them to make the water flow into them and reach the plants.

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   What will God do to the Earth?

   • God will restore the Earth's beauty and productivity that man has stripped from it. The time is coming when water will be purified, soil will get its rest and be revitalized, animal and plant populations will return to their natural rates and rhythms, and blighted and desert areas will be healed. What the Bible says about 'Times of Restitution'.

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   What does the Bible say about the Earth?

   • The Bible's view is that the earth is less like the Titanic, doomed to ultimate destruction, and more like the original Queen Mary, sailing into the distant sunrise where it will be rebuilt yet more gloriously. Throughout much of the 20th century, the environmental flag was flown mainly by the Green movement.

   Why should Christians care for the planet? - Evangelical Alliance

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   What do Christians believe about the world?

   • Christians believe God made the world and that we must all care for it. We are in charge of looking after the Earth. It is important that we protect our world from harm. We can do this by making small changes, such as putting rubbish in the bin and not wasting water.

   Why do Christians value planet Earth? - BBC Bitesize

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   How do Christians look after the Earth?

   • Christians believe that humans are in charge of looking after the Earth. That means they should be kind to other humans and animals, and do their best to protect the world from harm. *As the narrator talks, the kids walk to retrieve the ball. They find it beside some rubbish by a bin. ALICE: Look at all this rubbish!

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   Did God make the world in 7 days?

   • Yes Alice! People have lots of different ideas about how the world was made. Some people believe it started with a massive explosion called the ‘big bang’. Some Christians believe that God made the world in seven days. Christians believe that humans are in charge of looking after the Earth.

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9. blessedtomorrow.org › gods-ecosystem-everything-isGod's Ecosystem: Everything is Connected - Blessed Tomorrow

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   Jul 20, 2017 · In the beginning, God created a wonderful universe and in it a planet we call Earth. After creating humans and instructing them to care for the planet (Genesis 2:15), God had, even more, instruction for his people. All actions are part of a sequence which ultimately leads to outcomes.