Does the paradise in the Bible still exist?

Answer 1

That depends which paradise you are referring to. In Genesis Adam and Eve live in the Garden of Eden. Though we cannot know for sure where it was, we know the rough location of it. God destroyed this garden when Adam and Eve sinned and ate from the tree that God told them not to. Now if you are talking about Heaven, it will always exist. But a time will come when you can no longer get into it if you have not already believed on the Lord Jesus Christ. But Heaven is eternal just like God is eternal.

One of the two thieves on the cross next to Jesus' cross, asked Him: "Lord, remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom," to whom He replied, "Verily I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise." Luke 23:42,43. Paul equated Paradise in 2 Corinthians 12:2-4 with Heaven. The final paradise of Heaven will never pass away. Those, who have trusted in Christ as their Savior from sin's penalty, will experience that eternal place.

Answer 2

Every Muslim knows that Hadrat Adam, the first human and the father of all humans, lived in Paradise for years. When he ate from the forbidden tree, he was sent to the earth. There are many verses in the Qur'an al-karim on this subject, such as Al-Baqara (35-36), Al-A'raf (17-27), Ta Ha (117-119). It is also stated in the Qur'an al-karim that Paradise and Hell are ready and are waiting for Believers and disbelievers respectively:

(Run to Paradise, which has been prepared for the pious and which is as wide as [the whole of] the heavens and the earth.) [Al-i 'Imran 133]

(Beware of the Hellfire, which has been prepared for disbelievers.) [Al-i 'Imran 131]

When our master the Prophet was ascended to the heavens, he toured Paradise and Hell as well, and he later related the things that he had seen. Some of them are as follows:

(I entered Paradise and saw domes of pearls.)[Muslim]

(On the Night of Mi'raj, I saw on the gate of Paradise written, "Reward for giving alms is ten times and reward for loaning is eighteen times.") [Ibn Majah]

(On the Night of Mi'raj, I looked at Hell and saw those who were eating putrid carcasses. I asked who they were. Jabrail 'alaihis-salam said, "They are those who ate the flesh of humans by backbiting them.") [Imam-i Ahmad]