880. We have seen here that our analyses concerning the terrestrial human being's sexual misery or degeneration was a spring awakening to a new kingdom. We have seen how this spring awakening was the beginning of the creation of the promised "new heaven" and "new earth". We have thus realised how our cosmic analyses concerning the creation of the "new heaven" and the "new earth" (which is indeed the very culmination of Christianity's greatest promise and contrast to the terror and sufferings of the day of judgment) are in contact with the Bible's greatest words of wisdom. We have therefore seen how Jesus Christ, through his parable of the "growth of the mustard seed", has expressed his knowledge of the beings' "evolutionary process". In his words to Nicodemus about the necessity of being "born again", he has declared this very "growth" to be the key to the "kingdom of heaven", and at the same time, in connection with his words about John the Baptist having been Elijah, he has furthermore disclosed his knowledge of the fact that the principle of rebirth or reincarnation is necessary in order to create such a degree of perfection in terrestrial human beings' consciousness or mentality that this creation could be the revelation of the "kingdom of heaven". He has thereby established the absolute insufficiency of one single terrestrial life as well as the "forgiveness of sins" for the attainment of this revelation.