Which book contains the promise of a new heaven and a new earth?

• A. Revelation
• B. Genesis
• C. Isaiah
• D. Daniel

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is recognizing where the promise of a renewed creation appears in the biblical narrative. The explicit promise of a new heaven and a new earth is found in the last book, which presents the culmination of God’s plan with the renewal of all things. In that book, visions show a holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down from heaven, and a future where the old order has passed away and God dwells with people, wiping away death, mourning, crying, and pain. This direct reference to a new heaven and a new earth makes it the best answer, because the other books cover beginnings or different end-time themes without this specific promise. Genesis focuses on creation and early history; Isaiah talks about hope and judgment but not this exact phrase; Daniel contains apocalyptic visions about empires and end-times but not the explicit renewal described here.