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    Heaven is described in many ways in scripture, including as a garden, city, and kingdom. While these descriptions of heaven may seem different than our current understanding and experience, they provide reference points to imagine what heaven is like, just as Marco Polo's descriptions of China allowed Italians to understand a place very different from their own.

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    Heaven is described in many ways in scripture, including as a garden, city, and kingdom. While these descriptions of heaven may seem different than our current understanding and experience, they provide reference points to imagine what heaven is like, just as Marco Polo's descriptions of China allowed Italians to understand a place very different from their own.

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    IS HEAVEN BEYOND OUR IMAGINATION?

    When Marco Polo returned to Italy from the court of Kublai Khan, he described a world his audience had never see one that could not be understood without the eyes of imagination. Not that China was an imaginary realm, but it was very different from Italy. Yet as two locations on planet Earth inhabited by human beings, they had much in common. The reference points of Italy allowed a basis for understanding China, and the differences could be spelled out therefrom. The writers of Scripture present Heaven in many ways, including as a garden, a city, and a kingdom.

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