Misthological Models Part 6: The Secret Bridal Chambers of the Heavenly Temple above New Jerusalem

By Marty A Cauley

Misthological Models Part 6 continues the author's exploration of the 3D, 4D, and 5D nature of New Jerusalem. It challenges the popular assumption that the place which Jesus left to prepare for us in John 14 was the New Jerusalem as described in Revelation. In accordance with the cultural imagery, the place that Jesus is preparing for His Bride would be a new addition to the pre-existing Father's house. Both the 3D and 4D Heavenly Cities are pre-existing structures within the Father's house. Therefore, the new addition being added to the Father's house is most likely a 5D Heavenly City, namely 5D New Jerusalem.

To be sure, the Bride will have places prepared for Her in the 3D New Jerusalem as described in Revelation and will be able to administer rulership over Earth from that Heavenly City. However, according to Revelation, access to that City is shared with others, such as angels and Terran kings. In contradistinction, the 5D City will be a bridal suite reserved for the Bride, inaccessible by lower dimensional beings, such as angels. The cultural imagery and temple typology lead to the proposition that this place is a private hidden bridal chamber reserved for the Bride above the Father's house.

Several observations confirm this hypothesis. As affirmed by Hebrews, Jesus passed through the lower heavens, that is, the created heavens, to reach His Father's throne in the highest heaven, the eternal heaven. The Bride will be superior to the angels and thus have a higher dimensional nature. Accordingly, exegetical and logical considerations coalesce to lead to the proposition that the Lord is preparing a private 5D City for the Bride's honeymoon. The 5D City will be over and above the 3D City.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0C6448L95
• ISBN13: 9798392715879
• Release Date: May 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 210 Pages
• Weight: 1.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.5" x 11.0"