New Jerusalem
A perfectly geometrical, cubic city that, according to various religious texts including the Biblical Book of Revelations, will descend from the sky "like a bride adorned" upon the second coming of Christ. The city plays a central role in much Biblical apocrypha, including in the The Book of Enoch, which ties New Jerusalem to Metatron's cube [1]. Most texts predict the descent of the city around the dawn of the second Millenia, approximately 2000 years after the death and subsequent resurrection of Jesus. Precise details on the city's specifications vary per source text, but it is unanimously described as being 12,000 stadia tall, 12,000 wide, and 12,000 long - a volume of approximately 2.5 billion cubic miles.
- ↑ Notably, the Book of Enoch attributes the spontaneous appearance of New Jerusalem not to the return of Christ but to the sudden ascension of the human hive mind to a higher plane of consciousness, rendering humans reportedly capable of directly perceiving higher dimensions.