THE FINAL WARNING: Kushner’s ‘Pact’ and Schwab’s ‘End-Times Control’
Lately, many people have been connecting recent events to biblical prophecy.
A historic peace and security pack led by Jared Kushner, the invasion of Gaza, and the fulfillment of prophecies about displacement, Israel’s war against its biblical enemies like Iran.
Because of all this, many are asking, “What does the Bible say will happen next?” Right now, before our very eyes, plans are being made that will change the world forever.
The UN’s pact for the future sounds all lovely and warm and collaborative.
The summit of the future significant step towards a technocratic vision of global governance.
This is agenda 2030.
The feared global plan of the United Nations.
In 2015, all 193 UN member states signed on agreeing to transform our world by the year 2030.
Now, agenda 2030 basically underpins everything that is happening in towns and cities all across the world.
But the plan also includes ideas that have worried and even frightened many people.
One of them says that by 2030 you will own nothing.
You will have no privacy and you will be happy.
At first glance, the 17 goals of Agenda 2030 seem noble.
ending hunger, eliminating poverty, protecting the planet.
The premise is that the world as it currently operates cannot continue this way much longer.
But here is the problem.
Agenda 2030, despite appearing beneficial, describes the exact global system needed to fulfill the Bible’s darkest prophecies about the end times.
And this has alarmed many.
First, agenda 2030 demands legal identity for all, which opens the door to a global digital identity.
Second, it demands reducing inequality by restructuring the entire financial system.
This sets the stage for digital currencies, money that isn’t physical and can be controlled from a single location.
Third, it demands a single world government to rule over all nations, one central power making decisions for everyone.
And when you combine these three pieces, a digital identity that knows everything about you, a digital currency that controls you, and a world government that manages it all, you have exactly the system described in Revelation 13.
A world where no one can buy or sell without permission from that central power.
In 2020, during the pandemic, when people were most afraid and confused, a phrase appeared everywhere, the great reset.
The message was that the world was broken and the only solution to our problems was agenda 2030.
The pandemic became the perfect excuse to accelerate the plan.
But the UN with all its committees and red tape moves slowly.
It couldn’t build this system alone.
It needed a partner.
And this is where the story takes a disturbing turn.
In 2019, the UN signed a strategic partnership framework with the World Economic Forum.
You’ve probably heard of the World Economic Forum.
They’re the ones who host those gatherings of the powerful in a place called Davos to decide how the global economy will work.
And this is where a key figure enters the scene.
Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum, a powerful man and highly controversial.
Klaus Schwab designed a method to inject his vision into governments, a program he calls young global leaders.
Officially, it’s a program that brings together future world influencers to discuss the planet’s problems.
And if you think this sounds like a conspiracy theory, you need to see this clip.
What we are very proud of now that we penetrate the cabinets.
So yesterday I was in a at a reception for Prime Minister and I know that half of this cabinet or even more half of half of this cabinet, there you have it.
Schwab himself proudly boasting about how he has penetrated government cabinets.
He uses his program to shape future leaders with his ideas.
And what exactly are these ideas he’s teaching them? A very specific plan, agenda 2030.
But what exactly is this powerful agenda 2030? And what does it have to do with Bible prophecy? Let’s take a look.
But first, a crucial clarification.
We do not believe the World Economic Forum or the UN have an evil plan.
Their intentions are good.
They want to improve the world, which truly needs a lot of fixing.
The problem is the solution they’re proposing.
Because that solution, though well-intentioned, is building the exact architecture for everything the Bible says will happen in the end times to come to pass.
They’re creating the perfect tool for someone with very evil intentions to use that system to seize control.
And we as Christians must know how to recognize these signs the Bible describes.
We need to understand how this system will work so we can stay alert and not be deceived.
And he causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, to receive a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, so that no one could buy or sell unless they had the mark.
For centuries, Christians have wondered how it could ever be possible to control every purchase and sale across the entire world.
Today, the answer is staring us in the face.
Imagine they create a copy of you in the digital world.
A digital you.
Everything about you would be there.
Your medical history, your bank accounts, every trip you take, everything you buy, even what you post on social media.
Everything would be linked to a single number.
An identity that follows you everywhere like a shadow you can’t see but is always there.
Sounds like something from the future, right? Well, it’s not.
A group of massive corporations, including Microsoft, created something called ID 2020.
Their goal, they claim, is Noble, to provide a digital identity to 1 billion people who don’t have one.
But this is where things get disturbing.
In India, 1.
4 billion people already live like this.
Their system is called ADHA.
It’s a 12digit number linked to your fingerprints and an iris scan.
Without that number, you can’t open a bank account.
You can’t buy a cell phone.
In some places, they won’t even sell you cheap government food.
Imagine your digital identity as a keychain.
On that keychain hangs not just the key to who you are, but also the key to your permissions and the key to your payments.
When these three keys share the same key chain, the system can in real time decide whether your payment key works or not based on the permissions you have.
It can grant or revoke your rights instantly.
Need proof that this concept works on a massive scale.
We’ve already lived through it.
The vaccination passports were the world’s first major test.
For the first time in history, your identity was tied to a condition, whether you were vaccinated or unvaccinated.
And that condition either gave you or took away basic permissions, the permission to travel, to enter a restaurant, or to go to a concert.
Your vaccination passport determined whether you could be free to move and participate in normal life.
In Canada, they went one step further.
When the truckers protested, the government froze their bank accounts without a trial, without warning.
One day you had your money and the next day you couldn’t even buy gas.
Such massive control is impossible without the right technology.
You can’t control who buys or sells worldwide without a giant computer system that’s connected at all times.
A system that knows who each person is, where they are, and most importantly, what permission they have to do things.
And here’s a fascinating fact that few people know.
The Roman Empire had a similar system called libellis.
It was a document proving you had worshiped the Roman gods.
If you didn’t have it, you couldn’t buy or sell in the marketplace.
Christians who refused to comply starved to death or were killed.
History repeats itself.
But this time, with computers and cell phones, the mark system won’t arrive overnight.
It will come gradually with each new crisis.
And each time they’ll ask for just a little more control to keep us safe.
He who has ears, let him hear.
But there’s a key piece missing for the mark system described in the book of Revelation.
And that key piece already has a name, central bank digital currencies or CBDC’s.
Think of it this way.
A central bank is like the government’s own bank, the one above all others.
At first glance, it might sound like Bitcoin, like a cryptocurrency, but the reality is exactly the opposite.
Cryptocurrencies promise freedom because no one controls them.
CBDC’s are the opposite, total control.
To understand this better, the money you have in your bank right now is yours.
Your bank can’t program it to just disappear one day.
But the government’s bank, the central bank, could do exactly that with these new digital currencies.
This means your money could come with conditions, rules you can’t bypass.
Imagine getting your paycheck in this digital currency and the government decides you have to spend it before the month ends or it simply vanishes.
Sounds like a horror movie.
Well, it’s not.
Nigeria already tested this in 2021 and it gets more serious.
Augustine Castens, who runs an organization that brings together the world’s most important central banks, said it clearly in 2020 with CBDC’s, we will have absolute control.
Here’s the big difference.
A cryptocurrency like Bitcoin is decentralized.
What does that mean? It has no owner.
No one can shut it down or control it.
CBDC’s are the complete opposite.
They’re centralized.
This means a single entity, the government, has total control and can force you to follow its rules.
They’re already testing three forms of control with this digital money.
First, expiration dates.
In China, they’ve already tested digital money that expires.
If you don’t use it in time, you lose it, just like a discount coupon, but with money you’ve actually earned.
Second, restrictions on what you can buy.
Imagine the system tells you that you’ve already eaten too much meat this month.
When you go to pay, your purchase is rejected.
Is your carbon footprint too high? Then you can’t buy gasoline.
The Bank of England has already studied these possibilities.
Third, geographic boundaries.
This one’s a bit harder to grasp, but it’s crucial.
It’s called geo fencing.
Like putting an invisible fence around your money.
You’d only be able to spend it in your neighborhood or your city.
Those 15minute city ideas wouldn’t just be about walking more.
They’d be about controlling where and how you use your money.
And you’ll definitely hear some people say, “But this is good.
It’s to fight criminals and tax evaders.
” On top of all this, a system is being built to govern the entire world.
They tell us we have problems so massive that no single country can solve them alone.
Think about pandemics, climate change, or artificial intelligence.
They assure us that global problems require global solutions.
Sounds logical, right? And this is where the groups that want to seize control come in.
The UN, the World Health Organization, or the World Economic Forum.
They present themselves as the only ones capable of saving us.
The only ones who can organize the entire world.
Let’s look at a clear example.
The World Health Organization Pandemic Treaty.
In theory, this treaty aims to prepare the world for future diseases.
But if you read the fine print, you’ll notice something deeply concerning.
The treaty would give the World Health Organization, an organization led by people no one has elected, the power to declare a global health emergency and force all countries to follow their rules.
What does this mean? They could impose lockdowns, vaccine passports, or any other measure, overriding your own government’s decisions.
Sovereignty, a country’s ability to decide for itself, would be lost.
Power would no longer rest with the people you voted for, but with a committee of global experts.
But this is just the beginning.
Behind all of this lies a very specific idea.
It has a complicated name, multistakeholder governance.
This is an idea promoted by people like Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum.
It means that governments would no longer be the only ones making important decisions.
In this new system, other stakeholders get a seat at the table.
Giant corporations like Google or FISA and extremely powerful organizations like the World Economic Forum itself.
And here’s the shocking part.
They’re given power and a voice as significant as that of an entire nation.
And this is where Bible prophecy becomes terrifyingly real.
Over 2500 years ago, the prophet Daniel had a vision.
He saw four beasts representing four great empires.
The first was like a lion, Babylon.
The second, a bear, Persia.
The third, a leopard, Greece.
But the fourth beast was different.
Daniel writes that it was terrifying and frightening and very powerful, different from all the former beasts.
Why was it so different? Because it wasn’t a normal empire, not one country conquering another.
It was a worldwide power system interconnected everywhere like a spid’s web, uniting the power of governments, mega corporations, and technology in a way never seen before.
Sound familiar? What we’re witnessing with this world government isn’t the creation of a new country.
It’s the construction of the fourth beast system.
It’s a control network that unites governments, corporations, and technology under a single agenda.
This entire structure that sits above nations, this power network of unelected people is the kingdom the prophecy describes.
Once this system is operational and universally accepted, it will need only one thing, a single leader to sit on the throne and seize control of everything that has already been built.
This mark will be one of the ways God will test believers.
And it won’t be the only test, but one of many trials that will occur during what the Bible calls the end times.
All of this will happen just before the millennial kingdom begins.
What will happen to those who choose to accept this mark? The Bible sternly warns, “If anyone worships the beast and its image and receives a mark on their forehead or hand, they too will drink the wine of God’s wrath.
” Drinking the wine of God’s wrath means facing God’s eternal punishment without any mercy.
And pay attention because this decision is irreversible.
The Bible is clear.
Whoever accepts the mark chooses a future without God forever.
There will be no chance to repent later.
But there is another choice.
Rejecting the beast’s mark will allow one to stand approved in this judgment, but the consequences will be dire.
Refusing the mark almost certainly means facing death.
Those who reject it lose all civil and economic rights.
They are confronted with hunger, persecution, and very likely martyrdom.
The Bible describes these brave souls as I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their testimony of Jesus.
Those who had not received the mark on their foreheads or their hands, but their death is not the end.
On the contrary, these courageous individuals will receive incredible honor in heaven.
The Bible says they will be resurrected to reign with Christ for a thousand years.
Their garments will be cleansed by the sacrifice of Jesus.
These are the ones who have come out of the great tribulation and have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the lamb.
This presents us with a choice that seems senseless.
Accepting the mark allows you to live a little longer on earth, but it leads to eternal death.
Rejecting the mark might lead to earthly death, but it ensures eternal life with God.
This judgment unfolds during a devastating sequence of tragedies.
Seals, trumpets, and bowls of wroth are progressively unleashed.
The pressure will build to its peak when the antichrist demands universal worship.
The number associated with the mark 666 symbolizes the fullness of imperfection and humanity’s rebellion against God.
For the first time in history, technology allows for total control over the economy.
This system will be used to force people to make the most crucial decision of their lives.
To choose physical death in order to live forever, or to choose the easy life to die forever.
The mark of the beast will forever divide humanity into two groups with opposite destinies.
It will be the climax in the great battle between good and evil.
The judgment of perseverance.
This judgment takes place in the second half of the great tribulation.
By this time, the antichrist has already deceived the world and revealed his true wickedness.
He commits the greatest possible insult against God.
He enters the sacred place, shows utter disrespect, and commands people to worship him as if he were a god.
The Bible calls this horrific event the abomination of desolation.
From this point, there is no turning back.
From then on, God’s punishments grow stronger and stronger.
The trumpets of the apocalypse will sound and the bowls of God’s wroth will be poured upon the world.
The entire planet will endure terrible disasters.
Plagues will fall that are not natural but sent by a higher power and a persecution will begin the likes of which have never been seen before against all who refuse to worship the beast and receive its mark.
The suffering will be so immense that the Bible says something truly astonishing.
In those days people will seek death but will not find it.
They will long to die but death will elude them.
Yet all this pain has a reason, a purpose.
It’s a great trial posing an important question now that the agony is so overwhelming and undeniable.
What will people do? Will they sincerely repent and ask God for help? Or will they become more stubborn and rebel against him until the very end? Those who fail this test are the ones who choose to rebel against God.
Despite witnessing the pain and the signs in the sky, they refuse to change.
The Bible clearly describes it.
The rest of mankind who were not killed by these plagues did not repent of the works of their hands.
They did not repent of their murders or their sorceries or their sexual immorality or their thefts.
They will endure horrible plagues and painful sores.
But instead of seeking forgiveness, their pain will turn into hatred.
They will start to insult and curse God.
The prophecy confirms it.
Men were scorched by the fierce heat and they cursed the name of God who had power over these plagues.
Yet they did not repent and give him glory.
This has happened before in the Bible.
It reminds us of Pharaoh in Egypt who witnessed 10 miraculous plagues, each more terrible than the last.
Yet still his heart grew harder with each one until it was too late.
History repeats itself, but this time on a global scale.
So who will truly pass this test? It will be those who instead of becoming stubborn from their pain find humility.
Such immense suffering breaks them in a beneficial way.
It softens their hearts.
In the midst of their anguish, they realize their absolute need for God.
This test leads them to genuine humility and repentance.
Their hearts open, acknowledging that God is the Lord of all.
This choice will likely cost them their lives.
By refusing to worship the beast and bear its mark, they will face persecution and death, becoming martyrs.
A martyr is someone who dies for their faith in God.
Yet their faith only grows stronger.
This harsh test fulfills an ancient prophecy likening the faithful to gold.
For gold to become pure and radiant, it must endure intense heat that removes all impurities.
Similarly, this test purifies the believer’s faith.
As the Bible says, “I will bring them through the fire.
I will refine them like silver.
They will call on my name and I will answer them.
” This test, the trial of following God to the very end, does not happen randomly or without purpose.
It is the clearest way to reveal what truly lies within each person’s heart.
No one can hide or pretend.
The fire of the test will reveal everyone’s true nature.
During this judgment, people’s hatred for God will reach unprecedented levels.
Even witnessing undeniable miracles and evidence, many will choose to die hating God rather than surrender and accept him.
The judgment on Babylon the Great.
As the seven years of the great tribulation draw to a close just before Christ returns in glory, something unprecedented will occur.
Evil will pervade the entire world.
People will cherish material possessions and wealth above all else, worship power as if it were a deity, and defiantly rebel against God.
At the heart of God’s judgment will be Babylon the Great.
But what exactly does this Babylon signify? Babylon represents something vast.
It’s the global system.
This means it’s the way the entire world is organized, its governments, its business dealings, and its false religions.
It’s a system that controls everything and has turned its back on God.
Biblical prophets like Isaiah and Jeremiah foretold that a great Babylon would fall and this will be the moment their prophecies come to pass.
At that time, God will pose a crucial question to each of us.
Did you indulge in the luxuries and sins of this corrupt world? Or did you heed my call to turn away from it all? The book of Revelation warns, “Come out of her, my people, so that you will not share in her sins or receive any of her plagues.
” This is God’s call for his people to avoid becoming entangled in the world’s evil.
Those who fail this judgment are the ones who choose to continue to love what Babylon offers.
They ignore God’s warning and keep indulging in the world’s wealth and pride.
When judgment comes, it will find them right there.
The destruction of great Babylon will be sudden, terrible, and complete.
In a single day, the entire world economy will collapse.
Revelation 18 speaks of massive fires, total chaos, and a calamity unlike anything ever seen.
Presidents, wealthy entrepreneurs, and all who gained riches from this system will weep as they watch everything crumble.
But their lament will be in vain.
They will face God’s judgment, unable to escape.
Those who stand approved in this judgment are the ones who distance themselves from the system in their hearts.
What does this mean? It means that although they live in the world, their loyalty and love are with God, not with worldly things.
They stop loving money above all else, reject the worship of power, and turn away from evil.
As a result, God protects them.
They become witnesses to the end of the world, but unharmed.
This reminds us much of another biblical story.
Just as Lot was rescued from the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah before God destroyed them with fire, these individuals will witness the world’s destruction without being touched by the disaster.
The speed at which everything is destroyed will leave everyone astonished.
The book of Revelation puts it this way.
In one hour, such great wealth has been laid waste.
the judgment of Israel.
After the seven-year tribulation, the great final battle takes place, Armageddon.
In this battle, the Antichrist is defeated and the victorious Messiah prepares to establish his kingdom.
However, before setting his throne in Jerusalem, there is one pending matter, the judgment of Israel.
For this, the Messiah will gather all the Israelites who survived the tribulation in the desert.
It will be much like the place where their ancestors walked with Moses after leaving Egypt.
This is the only face-to-face judgment mentioned in all biblical prophecy.
Each individual personally before the Messiah.
Each one will be asked the following questions.
Do you accept the revealed Messiah? Will you enter into my renewed covenant? The prophet Ezekiel described this moment like this.
I will make you pass under the rod and I will bring you into the bond of the covenant.
Passing under the rod symbolizes being counted and accepted by the shepherd who is the Messiah.
Entering into the covenant is like making a firm deal or promise with God.
Those who are found unworthy in this judgment are the ones who reject the Messiah and refuse to come under the rod.
For them, the end will be swift and dreadful.
They will perish right there in the wilderness, unable to enter the millennial kingdom.
This is the 1,000-year reign of peace that the Messiah will establish on earth.
This is very similar to what happened during the time of Moses.
Those who did not believe in God perished in the desert and never saw the promised land.
History repeats itself.
The prophet Zechariah had already foretold this.
twothirds will be cut off and die, and I will bring the third through the fire, refining them like silver.
But those who do accept the Messiah and come under his rod will stand approved in this judgment and receive forgiveness.
Their hearts will be purified because they have truly repented.
For them, the outcome is life.
They will dwell in the 1,000-year kingdom, witnessing the fulfillment of the promise God made through Jeremiah.
I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel.
I will put my law in their minds and write it on their hearts.
The desert, once a place of death for those who did not believe, becomes the gateway to life for those who remained faithful.
And God’s ultimate promise to his people, comes to fruition forever.
For all the land you see, I will give to you and your descendants forever.
the judgment of the nations.
Immediately following the fall of the Antichrist and the end of the battle of Armageddon, the heavens open.
The Messiah descends from above.
Evil is no more, but a crucial question remains among all the survivors who will be allowed to enter the kingdom of peace that Jesus will establish for a thousand years.
To answer this question, a judgment takes place.
All the survivors from the nations who lived through the harrowing times of the great tribulation are summoned to gather near Jerusalem.
The Bible states in the book of Joel, “I will gather all nations and bring them down to the valley of Jehoshaphat.
There I will enter into judgment against them on behalf of my people.
” It is important to understand that this judgment is not for the Christians who form the church as they have already been saved.
This is a special judgment exclusively for the believers who survived the great tribulation.
Jesus the king asks just one simple question.
In tough times, how did you treat my brothers? And who are his brothers? They are the followers of Jesus who were persecuted and in danger during the reign of the antichrist.
Helping them meant risking your own life because they were hunted by the system.
Doing nothing was the easiest and safest choice.
But whenever someone offered them help, it was as if they were helping Jesus himself.
This choice to help or not becomes the sole test in this judgment.
True faith is shown through actions, not just words.
Actions like feeding the hungry, giving water to the thirsty, or providing a safe haven to those in need.
Jesus describes it this way in the Bible.
When the Son of Man comes in his glory, all the nations will be gathered before him and he will separate them one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.
He will place the sheep on his right and the goats on his left.
Those who are found worthy in this judgment stand on the right and those who are not on the left.
The explanation is pastoral.
In Palestine, shepherds separate sheep and goats at the end of the day.
The sheep, gentle and dependent, go to the right.
The goats, perceived as stubborn and solitary in Eastern culture, go to the left.
Christ uses this everyday scene to illustrate an eternal judgment.
The people placed on the right, the sheep, are utterly surprised.
They ask the king, “When did we see you hungry and feed you?” They don’t recall serving the king directly.
The answer is astonishing.
Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.
Those on the left, the goats, are also taken aback, but for a different reason.
They protest, saying they never saw the king in need.
But Jesus replies, “For I was hungry, and you gave me nothing to eat.
I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink.
I was a stranger and you did not invite me in.
I was naked and you did not clothe me.
I was sick and in prison and you did not look after me.
Then comes the verdict for those on the left, the goats.
Jesus words are harsh and final.
Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels.
There is no second chance for them.
Their fate is sealed immediately.
In contrast, the people on the right, the sheep, receive wonderful news.
They will enter with their physical bodies into Jesus thousand-year kingdom on earth.
They will help rebuild the world after the great war and will worship Jesus in Jerusalem.
It is important to remember this judgment is not for the church nor is it the final judgment at the great white throne which will happen much later as we will see in this video.
This is a unique judgment assessing the nations for something very specific.
how they treated the followers of Jesus when they were in trouble during the great tribulation.
This judgment of nations reveals a powerful truth.
In times of extreme crisis, moral neutrality does not exist.
It is complicity.
The eternal fate of the nations is determined not by grand deeds but by simple acts of mercy toward the persecuted.
Judgment of the assignment of authority in the millennial kingdom.
The millennial kingdom is about to begin.
Christ has triumphed.
The Antichrist has been defeated.
The judgments of Israel, the nations, and Babylon have concluded.
But now a very important question remains.
Among all who believed in God, who will be chosen to reign alongside Jesus in his kingdom? Jerusalem is now the capital of the world.
The throne of Jesus glows with an incredible light.
The earth finally breathes easy.
All those who believed in God throughout history are there resurrected with new and perfect bodies and everyone watches because a judgment is about to commence that few speak of.
This is very important.
This is not a judgment to determine who is saved and who is not.
Everyone present has already secured their entry into heaven.
This is different.
It’s like an evaluation of our work on earth to decide what responsibilities each believer will have in the new kingdom.
The Bible states, “And they lived and reigned with Christ for a thousand years.
” Luke reveals the mystery.
Well done, good servant.
Because you were faithful in the little things, you will have authority over 10 cities.
The evaluation begins.
Each life is examined.
It’s not about the faith that saved, but what was done with it? How were the spiritual gifts given to you used? Was there perseverance in trials? And was it consistent? The motivations of the heart are laid bare to him who overcomes and keeps my deeds to the end.
I will give authority over the nations.
Those who do not pass this evaluation won’t receive special authority.
They will enter the kingdom.
Their joy will be complete and their salvation is assured.
However, they will be basic citizens in this new order.
They will participate in the praise and the celebrations, but will realize they could have received greater honors and responsibilities.
It will be an eternal lesson on the importance of how we live our lives for God on earth.
Those who stand approved in this judgment will receive crowns symbolizing their authority.
They will be appointed as rulers and judges, gaining the power to govern over cities, regions, or perhaps even entire nations.
They will work directly with Christ to rule with an iron rod.
This doesn’t imply cruelty, but rather administering perfect and swift justice, ensuring that peace always prevails.
An interesting fact.
For the first time in history, humans with perfect sinless bodies will govern the earth, fulfilling God’s original plan in Eden for humanity to care for the world in a good and responsible way.
This government isn’t just about giving orders.
It’s also about teaching.
As the Apostle Paul says, “Do you not know that the saints will judge the world? People will see with their own eyes that obeying God brings honor that can be seen and touched.
And once these rewards are given, they will be theirs for a thousand years.
No one will be able to take them away.
And at the end of it all, in a final act of supreme worship, all those earned crowns will be placed before the great white throne, acknowledging that all glory and power belongs solely to him.
The final judgment after the millennial kingdom.
When the thousand years of peace and justice under Christ’s reign come to an end, something astonishing occurs.
Satan will be released from his prison.
After living for so long in a perfect world, one might wonder, why would God allow this to happen? The Bible explains it clearly.
When the thousand years are over, Satan will be released from his prison.
Here comes the ultimate test for humanity.
After a millennium in a perfect world ruled by Jesus, what will people do? Will they be deceived once more or will they remain faithful to God? Once free, Satan roams the earth with a single mission to deceive the people living all over the globe.
What happens next is dreadful.
A massive throng of people so great that the Bible likens them to the sand of the sea falls into his deception.
They gather around Jerusalem, the beloved city where the faithful believers reside, to launch an attack and rebel against God one final time.
Satan will go out to deceive the nations in the four corners of the earth, Gog and Magog, to gather them for battle.
Their number is like the sands of the sea.
Those who are found unworthy in this judgment are the ones who succumb to Satan and join his army.
But for them, there will be no great battle.
The judgment is swift.
Fire came down from heaven and devoured them.
Rebellion is crushed in an instant.
The global uprising ends before it even begins.
Immediately after, the mastermind behind it all, Satan, is cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet already reside.
Their fate is eternal and final.
And the devil who deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur where the beast and the false prophet were.
Yet, this leaves us with a perplexing question.
After living a thousand years under Jesus’s perfect reign, how is it possible for so many to choose to follow Satan? Consider this.
Throughout those thousand years, generations will be born who never knew today’s wicked world.
They will have lived in perfect righteousness.
No wars, no hunger, no evil.
And still, when Satan appears to deceive them, millions will heed his call.
This illustrates a vital lesson similar to what happened with Adam and Eve in paradise.
Living in a perfect place does not compel you to be good.
The choice to obey God is always a personal decision.
Generations born during the millennium never knew sin as we know it today.
They lived in perfect justice.
No wars, no hunger, no injustice.
Yet when Satan tempts them, millions will follow.
Those who do pass this test will be the ones who resist Satan’s temptation.
Those who remain faithful to God will find safety within the city of Jerusalem.
As the fire from God consumes the rebels, the faithful believers will be protected.
Afterwards, they are promised the gift of the new creation.
What exactly is the new creation? It’s a crucial biblical concept.
It refers to the new heaven and new earth that God will bring into being.
In this new world, there will no longer be any evil, pain, or death.
For behold, I will create new heavens and a new earth.
The former things will not be remembered.
Now, here’s an interesting detail.
Do you remember that the Bible mentioned Gog and Magog? This can be confusing.
These names don’t refer to two specific countries or people at this time.
They come from a very ancient prophecy from the book of Ezekiel.
In the book of Revelation, they are used as a symbol, a way to describe all the peoples of all nations joining together in the final rebellion against God.
With this last attack concluded, everything is set for the most momentous and serious event in history, the Great White Throne Judgment.
The Great White Throne Judgment.
After Christ’s millennial kingdom and the ultimate defeat of Gog and Magog, the most terrifying moment that has ever existed arrives, the great white throne judgment.
The Bible describes it like this.
I saw a great white throne and him who sat on it from whose presence earth and sky fled away and no place was found for them.
This isn’t a judgment like those on earth.
It doesn’t occur in any usual place.
It exists beyond the time and space we know.
It is so awe inspiring that the Bible says that the heaven and earth we know flee in terror before his presence.
Why does it cause such fear? Because here are gathered all the dead throughout history who were not saved.
They are the dead, great and small, from every era, kings and beggars, wise and ignorant alike.
They all rise with new bodies that cannot die.
But it is not to receive a reward.
It is to face their final judgment.
This tribunal is for just one type of person.
Those who in life rejected the gift of salvation that God offered them.
Here there are no lawyers or juries.
So how is each person’s eternal fate decided? The prophet Daniel wrote, “Things were set in place and the ancient of days took his seat.
His clothing was as white as snow.
His throne was a blazing fire.
The judge sat and the books were opened.
Books are opened.
In them, everything is recorded, every action taken, every word spoken, even the deepest secret thoughts.
God has kept a perfect account of each person’s life, and no one can escape answering for their deeds.
But beyond these books, another more significant book is opened, the Lamb’s Book of Life.
The fate of every individual is decided in a very clear way.
Those who are found unworthy in this judgment will be those whose names are not written in the book of life and their fate is eternal.
The Bible puts it bluntly.
Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire.
There is only one sentence to be cast into the lake of fire.
The Bible refers to this as the second death.
It is an eternal separation from God while being fully aware.
They will share the same destiny as Satan, the beast, and the antichrist.
The punishment will be just and according to each one’s evil deeds.
But the final outcome for all of them is the same.
Eternal separation from God.
You might wonder, what about Christians? The people who were saved.
It is important to understand this.
No true believer is judged at the great white throne.
Those whose names are in the book of life have already been welcomed into God’s glory before this judgment takes place.
So what is the purpose of the book of life here? It is used to prove beyond a doubt that the condemnation of those being judged is fair for their names are absent.
There is a striking final detail.
The Bible states that death and Hades release all the souls they hold and then death and Hades themselves are cast into the lake of fire.
This signifies the end of the power of sin and death forever.
And death and Hades gave up the dead that were in them, and death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire.
This is the second death.
Once this judgment is complete and the last condemned soul has been sentenced, something wondrous begins.
A new heaven and a new earth emerge.
The holy city, the new Jerusalem, descends from heaven.
For the redeemed, an eternal life begins.
Free from tears, pain, and death.
The judgment of the great white throne is God’s final act of justice before creating a perfect world.
This judgment illustrates that God is holy, holy, and just, ensuring that all wickedness and rebellion against him receive the deserved recompense.
And after this, at last, the path is opened for God and his people to dwell together forever.
The judgment of the fallen angels.
The known universe has vanished, and time as we knew it no longer exists.
The grand final judgment for all people known as the great white throne judgment has concluded.
Death and sin have been cast forever into the lake of fire.
And now something amazing begins.
But one final judgment remains.
The first ones who initiated evil must be judged.
The angels who disobeyed God and corrupted the world.
This occurs after humanity’s final judgment and just before eternal life begins.
It is a realm that exists outside our time and space.
Here the fallen angels now powerless are brought to stand trial.
But who are the judges in this court? The answer is something we would never imagine.
The Bible says, “Do you not know that we will judge angels?” Here the roles are reversed.
Humans once tempted and tormented by these angels now receive the great honor of judging them.
Mere humans judging beings from the heavens.
Humans created a little lower than the angels are raised to be the judges of these same powerful beings.
But these angels are not innocent victims.
The apostle Peter describes them as the angels who sinned and says that God cast them into Tartarus and holds them in chains of darkness reserved for the judgment of the great day.
The word tartarus is quite unique.
It appears only once in the entire Bible and here is where it is mentioned.
Not by coincidence.
To the ancient people, Tartarus was akin to the deepest, darkest prison of hell.
It’s a place reserved solely for these beings.
Their rebellion against God began even before humans existed.
Some of them became corrupt in the days of Noah.
The Bible tells us that when the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful, they took wives for themselves.
Other angels followed Satan when he first rebelled.
For thousands of years, they have harmed humanity, influencing individuals and entire nations to commit evil.
The verdict is already known.
There is no defense for them, and none stand approved in this judgment.
They knew the glory of God, yet chose to rebel.
Their fate is the lake of fire, the same place where Satan, the beast, and the antichrist already reside.
Thus, the promise of Christ is fulfilled.
To him who overcomes, I will give the right to sit with me on my throne.
The judgment of the churches.
He who has an ear, let him hear what the spirit says to the churches.
With these words begins a very special judgment.
This is a continual evaluation that God makes of his churches.
This judgment does not wait for the end of the world.
It started in the first century and continues today.
Nearly 2,000 years ago, the Apostle John had an incredible vision.
He saw that seven churches in the area now known as Turkey would receive letters directly from Jesus.
In the Bible, the number seven means something complete, total.
So these seven churches represent all types of churches that have existed and will exist until Christ’s return.
This test is different for each type of church.
For instance, one church is asked, “Have you forgotten your first love?” Meaning whether God remains the most important to them.
Another church suffering for its faith is asked, “Do you remain faithful amidst troubles?” But what becomes of a church that is found unworthy in this judgment? The consequence is that it gradually loses its light.
Christ clearly tells the church of Ephesus, “If you do not repent, I will come and remove your lampstand from its place.
” The lampstand is like a lamp.
It symbolizes the light of the church.
Its ability to shine and reveal God to the world.
If the lampstand is removed, that light goes out.
The church loses its strength and its spiritual influence fades away.
Cities like Ephesus or Sardis, where some of these churches once stood, are now just ruins.
They serve as a silent reminder of what happens when a church fails this test and its light is extinguished.
And what about the church that does overcome this judgment? To those who prevail, wonderful promises are made.
They will be granted to eat from the tree of life, receive the crown of life and the hidden manner.
They are also promised authority, the morning star, white garments, and to be like a strong pillar in the temple of God.
And the greatest promise of all, to sit with Christ on his throne.
So before the end times, before the trumpets and seals of Revelation, there is this test.
It’s like God’s filter to protect and purify his churches.
And it is happening right now.
We have just seen that the 7 years of the great tribulation will be the hardest time humanity has known.
And it will also be the period where judgments become increasingly difficult to overcome.
God’s wrath erupts and the seven trumpets of revelation mark each judgment.
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