God provides us with two powerful visions: one of the future for physical Israel and another for our own destiny. The word "vision" stems from roots meaning to gaze mentally, to perceive, to contemplate, and to dream or have a revelation. This vision is meant to propel us forward with anticipation, inspiring us to exclaim with enthusiasm about the awesome future ahead, rather than lamenting the difficulties of the journey. Our response should be to stand up, move forward, and work diligently to attain this future. For physical Israel, the vision includes a time of justice throughout the land, peace among wildlife, and a civilization where none will live in fear. For us, the vision is even more profound, as described in Romans 8:16-18, where we are called children of God and joint heirs with Jesus Christ, with the suffering of the present not comparable to the glory awaiting us. The whole creation groans in anticipation of this new world, where we will bear significant responsibilities. The apostle Paul, having received an indescribable revelation of this paradise, could not convey its absolute wonder in words, a vision given to sustain him through immense trials. This vision serves as a source of hope and motivation, encouraging us to endure and remain steadfast in the face of challenges, knowing the incredible future that awaits.