When the Bible mentions heaven as being paved with streets of gold.. do you think that's to be taken literally, or no?

[Anonymous]

[ChrisMaster69]

How did they get it there though.

it’s not like you can take any wealth with you.

Also be a fucking nightmare when it’s wet and will wear like crazy.

I assume the fuckwit who came up with the idea had zero idea on how it would work in practice.

[RedStealthOperative]

It's literal. But I believe it also carries figurative connotation and symbolism. Many times in scripture things like bronze, silver and gold are compared to a man's character and deeds. Christ's work for us are pure like gold. There might be correlation there.

[Snsl153]

Just like everything else, I take that literally. Then again, since platinum is actually worth more, why didn't they pave the streets with that instead?

[jennifer_bloom]

It might be both metaphorical and representational

[JakeS00]

It's metaphoric. We don't know what Heaven looks like. It's to give us an idea that it's a pure and Holy place. The meaning is in itself.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes. You think actually think the new earth to come that the streets are going to be concrete like we have today? Lol

[Pterodon]

I think it means the streets will be my definition of beautiful

[EmmaMary]

Here's my usual answer...🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣🤣

[Anonymous]

yes its literally

just like the sky made of glass

[Opinion Owner]

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[jshm2]

What use is gold to a dead person?

[FunkyMonkee]

Only if you take the bible literally.

[Liuz02]

I think it is London they say this, not heaven.

[Anonymous]

No..