Revelation 21:1-5 describes the creation of a new heaven and earth after judgment, showing God's dwelling with His people in peace and joy.

Psalm 139:1–12 describes a God whose knowledge of a person comes before their words and whose presence reaches into Sheol and the farthest sea. For anyone asking what the Bible says about suicide, the passage does not present the grave as an escape from God.

Isaiah 60:19 speaks of a future where God Himself becomes the eternal light for His people, replacing natural sources like the sun and moon. This passage highlights divine presence as the ultimate source of illumination and hope.

Isaiah 57:15 teaches that God chooses to dwell not only in grandeur but also among the humble and contrite, showing His desire to revive and restore those who seek Him sincerely.

Isaiah 43:2 assures exiled Israel of the Creator-Redeemer’s presence and purpose through trials without promising Christians physical immunity.

Deuteronomy 31:6 summons Israel to covenant courage as leadership changes and entry into Canaan approaches, grounding obedience in God’s faithful presence.