Revelation 20:11: And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them.

The physical battle of the great God (Gog and Magog) will end in Revelation 20:9, when all living telestial-worthy saints are resurrected in the twinkling of an eye and all mortal sons of perdition are devoured by fire.¹ The spiritual battle of the great God will end in Revelation 20:10, when Michael casts Satan and his host of unembodied spirit sons of perdition into the lake of fire (outer darkness) permanently.² After the battle of the great God ends, both physically and spiritually, the earth will die³ and this will be followed by the resurrection of all mortal sons of perdition.⁴

When the earth dies after the battle of the great God,⁵ there will be no mortals living on the earth because, by then, all the mortal sons of perdition will be destroyed and resurrected.⁶ When all the people appointed to this earth are dead and resurrected, the earth will no longer have a purpose for its own mortal existence.⁷ This means that when the last human on this earth has lived, died, and is resurrected,⁸ the measure of the earth's physical creation will be full.⁹ Of course, the earth's death is merely a milestone in its transition to celestial glory and serving a higher purpose¹⁰ after the final judgment in Revelation 20:12-15.¹¹

As a prelude to Christ's final judgment,¹² John saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it.¹³ The white throne¹⁴ is great¹⁵ to symbolize the glory, majesty, and kingship of Jesus Christ.¹⁶ He is the person seated on the throne.¹⁷ When Christ appears on the great white throne at the end of the earth,¹⁸ his celestial glory will cause all physical elements of the earth¹⁹ to literally dissolve into their native (uncreated) form.²⁰ The elements will melt with fervent heat,²¹ which will purify them for the earth's celestial resurrection.²² Several scriptures use the image of a scroll to describe how the melted elements will flow together, like a scroll that disappears from view as it is rolled together.²³ The native elements will not be destroyed or annihilated,²⁴ however, when the earth dies during this final cleansing process.²⁵ Spirit element and physical element can change in their form, but both are indestructible and eternal.²⁶

John states that the elements of the earth and the heaven fled away;²⁷ and there was found no place for them.²⁸ This symbolically describes the death and dissolution of the earth.²⁹ However, the words also mean that the elements of the earth and heaven will literally flee away,³⁰ which means the purified elements of the earth and the heaven³¹ will be taken home to the place of their physical organization near God's celestial residence.³² The earth remained nearest God's celestial residence in a state of celestial perfection³³ until the fall of Adam.³⁴ When Adam fell, the physical earth literally fell away from the place of its creation near God's celestial residence to its current location in the solar system as a telestial earth.³⁵

The elements of the earth and the heaven that flee away, or return back, to the place of God's celestial residence³⁶ will include only those elements that will be refined to a condition of celestial glory.³⁷ Every life form must be obedient to celestial law to be found on this celestial earth after its resurrection.³⁸ There will be found no place for any terrestrial or telestial life forms. These lesser life forms will be appointed to lesser kingdoms and places of glory on other worlds.³⁹ There will be found no place for any sons of perdition, who will return again to their own place without any glory after they are judged in Revelation 20:12-13.⁴⁰