At the End of Tribulation and after the Rapture

The Messiah, the Lamb who is worthy, destroys all His enemies who come to attack Him and His army. Then He takes authority back from Satan and imprisons him.

Establishing the Kingdom of God on earth

After a period of great tribulation, the Messiah returns to earth with His Regenerated Saints and fulfils prophecies:

1. He destroys His enemies and imprisons Satan, the deceiver
2. He gathers God’s Chosen People from around the world
3. He restores and blesses them in the land He promised Abraham
4. He reigns over the world in Truth with Justice & Righteousness

Life during the 1,000 year reign

Without Satan’s deception, truth becomes clear and leads to a world where people have more than enough to eat, are healthier and live longer lives in peace. Animals coexist harmoniously and the land is filled with God’s love and blessings. However, because freewill still plays a significant role, not all embrace God’s ways, and therefore some nations are disciplined, eg with droughts.

The Messiah returns as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, not just over Israel but over the whole earth and sets about fulfilling two prophecies:

1. His chosen People become a beacon of Light to all nations.
2. All the people will flow to the House of Yahweh in Jerusalem.

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The Nations observe that the Messiah’s reign produces peace in Israel and as a consequence, they too come to accept the Messiah as their King. They follow His ways, eg turning their ‘weapons into tools for farming.

During the 1,000 years the Good News of Salvation is preached to all nations. When God’s ways are implemented, the earth is transformed, becoming much more fruitful.  People live longer and have more children, thus fulfilling God’s commandment to Adam and Eve to be fruitful and multiply.

At the end of the 1,000 years

Satan is released and all those who still follow him are quickly consumed by fire.  The remaining worshippers of the Father, Yahweh God, are given eternal, incorruptible bodies.  They then have no need for Law (Torah) because, like Jesus, they naturally love God and one another. This is possible because they no longer have a sin nature.

Everything is therefore finally under the Messiah’s feet, and He delivers His pure, spotless Kingdom, without blemish back to His Father. God Almighty then descends from Heaven in the Holy City and for the first time since Adam and Eve, Yahweh, God is able to live in the presence of mankind, face to face – and this time, it is for Eternity, without end.