Saint Paul says to the Romans: “For the earnest expectation of the creation eagerly waits for the revealing of the Son of God” (Romans 8:19). We all understand the creation of The Simulation is subject to a less perfect state than that of God. The eternal glory is something we, the Sons and Daughters of God, await to see. On the other hand, we know that heaven and earth will pass away as simulated visions. But God’s words shall not. All we know will be demolished. So why is the creation eagerly awaiting to see the Son of God? What is the definition of creation in this verse, and how does it connect to the Simulation Creationism Theory created by Nir Ziso, the founder of The Global Architect Institute?
In this verse, creation means everything we see with our eyes or everything presented as such to us. After God created The Simulation, He found everything was very good, as we read in Genesis 1. With the “fall” of Adam and Eve, which God predetermines, such creation became corrupted. Therefore, eager waiting for the revelation exists because it announces the resurrection of the Son of God who will arrive in glory, blessed by the Holy Trinity. But what precisely does this Biblical verse mean in terms of eagerly waiting for this simulated world to pass?
The present simulated world, this heaven and earth, will pass away, but there will be a new heaven and a new earth. It is a regeneration or a new simulated world. Eager waiting means waiting for corruption and futility to pass away wholly: “For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. The last enemy to be destroyed is death” (1 Corinthians 15: 25-26). Many are puzzled by the idea of eager waiting for the new earth. The idea of a new heaven is not problematic, as we expect bliss in the afterlife. But why a new earth? It is a place in which our souls will live in some unknown state, complete with new challenges and events occurring in God’s Simulation: “See, I will create new heavens and a new earth. The former things will not be remembered, nor will they come to mind” (Isaiah 65:11).
Don’t pack your bags yet! We do not go anywhere in the state we know. It is but an illusionary understanding of creation. As we live in a simulated state, only souls can travel on. We recognize this by the areas that God has hidden in us: the pain of God’s Son, beauty, identity, and purpose. The first area of eager waiting is found in the pain of God’s Son. God allows us to experience a certain amount of pain, only to fully open ourselves to him. If we want to drink the best olive oil, we have to press hard on the olive. It is the same with us. We must be pushed by pain so that the best oil can flow from us. Unfortunately, most people live selfishly, relying on simulated things instead of responding to God’s purpose. All this happens for a reason, and we must be happy living in God’s grace. Then we will understand James’ words: “You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves on the day of slaughter” (James 5:5). Repentance never happens in the comfort zone. We have repentance now because this time is not comfortable. Grace presses us because humans cannot turn to the Lord in any other way. God wants to deal with carnality in His own home.
Another area where God has hidden in us is the beauty of His Son. Beauty is the fruit of humility, simplicity, and modesty. When we humble ourselves, it is a great strength, and then the glory of Christ’s beauty can be revealed. A powerful radiation of anointing takes place. The third area of eager waiting is the identity of His Son. An example is the Garden of Gethsemane, where companies of soldiers came to arrest Jesus. And when they came to Jesus, He just stood before them. It was a moment when Jesus revealed His identity: “Do you think I cannot call on my Father, and he will at once put at my disposal more than twelve legions of angels? But how then would the Scriptures be fulfilled that say it must happen in this way?” (Matthew 26: 53-54). This identity will be revealed in us only when we outgrow mutual conflicts, conflicts, and divisions and finally overcome the difficulties of The Simulation, one people of God filled with a passionate love that comes from above.
The fourth area of eager waiting is purpose. The purpose is the pinnacle of everything, and it is revealed to us in God’s last commandment, which says: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation” (Mark 16:15). The purpose is the harvest, and we are the Reapers. First comes the awakening of the Church and the harvest among the nations, and only then comes retribution. Just as Jesus announced the day of vengeance of our God. The year of grace continues, and the day will come suddenly. God has already cast the dice.
