The Two Trees in Revelation 22

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe the two trees in revelation 22 are the teachings of Jesus and the teachings of Moses, somebody who fully obeys the teachings of Jesus, will also obey the allegorical teachings of Moses, somebody who fully obeys the allegorical teachings of Moses will also obey the allegorical teachings of Jesus so the two are like double reinforced concrete, but really both Moses and Jesus support the same morals, they just discuss different aspects of that morality.

[Tjw78]

I agree with you somewhat, but I think that Moses' teachings will keep you under the laws of Moses, which I believe to be a death/reincarnation cycle. The teaching of Jesus will put you under the laws of Jesus which is death, ressurection, and eternal life conclusion.

[Tjw78]

From what I gathered Moses never reached Gods kingdom, and Jesus did.

[Tjw78]

Thank you for posting this. It made me do some much needed thinking. God bless.

[jennifer_bloom]

This is not about Moses or Jesus, this is about the things they taught like forgiving people and being modest and humble

[Tjw78]

Moses' teachings define a man's worth until the year of jubilee. The year of jubilee is when you come under the laws of Jesus. My general interpretation of it is that you must follow the moral laws of Moses, but that alone will not lead you to the kingdom. You must glorify God and have faith along with good morales to reach the kingdom.

[Tjw78]

That is just my interpretation and the Bible is true to every persons interpretation. We are all trying to figure out the great mysteries of the world we are born into, and the Bible is the best guide available. We are all on the same side as long as we are looking up.

[jennifer_bloom]

I am talking about what it takes to follow God’s morals and compassion for others, I’m not talking about who goes to heaven or hell

[Tjw78]

I just believe there is some significance behind the laws of Moses and the laws of Jesus, and how the Bible states that Moses never enters the kingdom. I know their teachings were very similar, so I feel like the difference between them is very significant to the outcome.