From the Desk of Moreh Torah Man EC

Revelation 21: 1 -5

Hebrew Word: שָׁדָח Chadash (Newness) Revelation 21:1-5 unveils a vision of the "new heaven and new earth," a future where God makes everything "chadash"—new. The Hebrew word "chadash" means renewal, restoration, or something fresh that has never been seen before. It’s not merely a return to what was, but the creation of something altogether new, free from sin, suffering, and death. This is the ultimate promise of hope for believers: that God is making all things new. This passage reminds us that God is not only interested in patching up the broken pieces of our lives; He is committed to complete transformation. The newness He offers is both future and present. While we await the full revelation of the new heaven and earth, God is already at work renewing us from the inside out. His "chadash" brings fresh beginnings, healing, and the assurance that what is broken today will be restored. The hidden treasure in "chadash" is the hope it provides in both the present and future. "Chadash" is not just a promise for the end of time but an active reality in your life today. The treasure lies in knowing that God is already at work, bringing renewal and restoration to every broken area of your life. As you await the ultimate "chadash" of a new heaven and earth, you can experience God’s transforming power in your daily life. He is continuously renewing your heart, mind, and spirit, turning ashes into beauty and sorrow into joy. The treasure of "chadash" reminds us that no matter how broken things may seem, God’s renewing work is always unfolding.

Reflection: Where in your life do you need God’s "chadash"—His renewing work? How can you live with the hope of the new creation while embracing His renewal in your life today?

Action Step: Spend time meditating on Revelation 21:1-5. Reflect on the areas in your life where you long for God to make things new. Pray for His "chadash" to bring renewal and restoration, both in your personal life and in the world around you.

Shalom,