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God's holy spirit is everywhere but God resides in the highest heavens.Meaning in a lofty place above all.There are several meanings of heavens.There is the sky.Outer space.Beyond space.Where God resides,the highest heavens.There is heavens that refer to governments.There is the new heaven that refers to Gods new ruling establishment.His Kingdom.It has many different meaningsI believe I am correct according to the scriptures. You are talking about an antecedent event that is not related to what I said other than the fact that the body was dead which is true but the spirit of God always exists and is everywhere.
I believe Jesus did not go to Heaven but went to the heavens. There is a big difference. Acts 1:9 And when he had said these things, as they were looking, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight.
I believe this is fantsy and totally non-biblical.
It is not inconceivable that God could do that but there is no Biblical evidence that He did. This as an extrabiblical theory must have a reliable source. Do you have one?
To not believe that Jesus was taken up,that he did not ascend,is to not believe in Christianity.
Why would you think Jesus did not ascend if all of his disciples saw this?
Peter and the rest would never allow these writings to be accepted as authentic if it were not true.
Mark,Luke and John wrote about this and Paul.The whole time Jesus was telling his original disciples he was going back to his Father,"your God and my God."John 20:17 Jesus made it very clear he was going to Heaven.
John who is responsible for writing the book of Revelation, that was given to him by Jesus Christ, confirms this.
Revelation 1:1 The revelation from Jesus Christ, which God gave him to show his servants what must soon take place.He made it known by sending his angel to his servant John,
Johns authenticity is not in question.He was a real Apostle of Christ.Not accepting the entire book of Revelation would make the entire holy scriptures null and void with no ending.All the prophecies are in there.