Three different claims need to be distinguished:
Continuity of a kind: the class or supply endures although individuals change.
Continuity of an individual: one particular entity persists.
Loss of a particular form: a specific state ends without necessarily implying absolute annihilation.
The continuing provision of Paradise does not imply that each individual fruit must never change. Nor does change in a created object prove that the entire abode must cease to exist.
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The Prophetic Basin, the Bridge, Paradise and Hell: Reality and Permanence
Three different claims need to be distinguished:
Continuity of a kind: the class or supply endures although individuals change.
Continuity of an individual: one particular entity persists.
Loss of a particular form: a specific state ends without necessarily implying absolute annihilation.
The continuing provision of Paradise does not imply that each individual fruit must never change. Nor does change in a created object prove that the entire abode must cease to exist.