From Eden to the New Jerusalem

From the very first pages of Holy Scripture, God reveals His perfect plan for humanity. The world was created good, beautiful, and full of harmony. Man lived in direct communion with his Creator, in a universe without suffering, without death, and without sin.

But through Adam and Eve’s disobedience, sin entered the world, and its consequences affected all of creation. Pain, injustice, sickness, and death became realities of human existence.

Nevertheless, the Bible is not the story of an abandoned creation, but the story of God’s love for humanity and His plan for restoration.

The Promise That Runs Through All of Scripture

Even in the Garden of Eden, God promised that evil would not have the final say.

Throughout the centuries, the prophets foretold the coming of the Savior, and when the time was fulfilled, Jesus Christ came into the world to bring salvation.

Through His sinless life, His death on the cross, and His glorious resurrection, Christ opened the way for humanity’s reconciliation with God and for eternal life.

But the message of the Gospel goes even further.

It speaks of the day when God will restore all of creation, permanently remove sin and all its consequences, and righteousness and peace will reign forever.

As we read in Revelation 21, God will wipe away every tear from people’s eyes, death will be no more, and He will make “all things new.”

A Video in English

To make this message accessible to an international audience, we have prepared a video in English, illustrated with artistic images inspired by biblical accounts and accompanied by a narration that traces the story of salvation:

• the creation of the world;
• the Garden of Eden;
• the Fall;
• the promise of a Savior;
• the ministry of Jesus Christ;
• the cross and the resurrection;
• the hope of His return;
• the new heaven and the new earth;
• the restoration of all things.

The video aims to present, in a clear and accessible way, the central message of the Bible: God has not abandoned His creation, but is working toward its full restoration through Jesus Christ.

Why in English?

English allows this message to reach people all over the world. Our desire is for the hope of the Gospel to be known by as many people as possible, regardless of the country or language they speak.

This video can be shared in churches, Bible study groups, on social media, or used as an introductory resource for those who wish to discover the message of Scripture.

An Invitation to Hope

In a world marked by war, suffering, and uncertainty, the Bible directs our gaze toward God’s promise.

The end of history is not the destruction of creation, but its restoration.

Not the victory of evil, but the definitive triumph of Christ.

This is the great hope of the Gospel.

The Lord Jesus Christ remains the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the King of kings and Lord of lords, and His promise is as certain today as when it was first spoken:

“Behold, I am making all things new.” (Revelation 21:5)

We invite you to watch our new video in English, coming soon, which was created to present, in a visual and easy-to-follow format, God’s plan from creation to the restoration of all things.

May this message strengthen the faith of those who believe and offer hope to those who are seeking God.

“Amen! Come, Lord Jesus!” (Revelation 22:20)

On this topic, you can also watch a short video in English:
Watch the video on YouTube