When Jesus Comes Back To Judge

Whom Will Christ Judge at His Second Coming?

When Jesus returns to the planet during His Second Coming, He will do it with a sense of justice in His heart. Paul expresses himself. When the Lord Jesus Christ is revealed from heaven with His powerful angels in burning fire, bringing vengeance on those who do not know God and on those who do not accept the message of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will be able to provide relief to the suffering as well as to ourselves. As a result, they will be punished with eternal destruction, isolated from God’s presence and the splendor of His power (2 Thessalonians 1:7-9).

Who Will Be Held Accountable?

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The Nations of the Gentiles 3.

• The Saints of the Tribulation Before Christ arrives, the church, the body of Christ, will have already been judged and rewarded for their efforts.
• The People of Israel Are Still Alive If people from the country of Israel who have survived the Great Tribulation are found to be guilty, Christ will condemn them at His second coming.
• The parables of the 10 maidens and the ten talents, found in Matthew 25:1-30, serve as additional illustrations of Jesus’ judgment.
• This will occur once Christ’s triumph over His adversaries at Armageddon has been completed.
• Entering God’s kingdom will be reserved for those who are virtuous in Israel and have placed their confidence in Christ.
• Unjustly Imprisoned and Expelled The unjust shall be removed from among the righteous and expelled from the land.
• Toss this worthless slave into the furthest darkness, where he will be sobbing and gnashing of teeth until the end of time (Matthew 25:30).

Their final decision will not be rendered at this time.

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When the Son of Man appears in His majesty, with all of the angels accompanying Him, He will ascend to the throne of His glory and sit on it.

Those Who Have Survived Tribulation This group of Gentiles consists of people who are still alive on the planet during the time of the Great Tribulation.

In the future, the dead will be brought back to life and judged.

Even the countries are as insignificant as a drop from a bucket, and they are weighed as if they were dust on the scales; behold, He takes up the isles as if they were fine dust.

Place They will be carried to the city of Jerusalem and judged in the valley of Jehoshaphat, according to the Bible.

He has carved up my land and drawn lots for my people, and he has traded boys for prostitutes, sold girls for wine, and drank it all down (Joel 3:1-3).

They will almost certainly be killed at this time, just as unbelievers from the nation of Israel were.

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In a glorified body, they will be raised from the dead, and they will receive rewards, as well as entrance into the kingdom of God.

It appeared to me that there were thrones on which those who had been given the authority to judge were seated.

They had not worshiped the beast or his image, and they had not been marked with the beast’s mark on their foreheads or their hands, as was required by law.

(The rest of the dead did not come back to life until the thousand-year period had come to an end.) This is the first resurrection that has occurred.

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They will be raised from the dead and brought before the tribunal.

People who have been sleeping in the dust of this earth will awaken: some to everlasting life, some to shame and everlasting contempt, and still others to everlasting contempt (Daniel 12:2).

Because the Son of Man will return in the glory of His Father, accompanied by His angels, and He will repay everyone for what has been done in His name (Matthew 16:27).

The belief in a literal Millennium, or thousand-year reign of Christ on the earth following His return is not shared by all Christians.

At this final judgment, all people who have ever lived, both the righteous and the unrighteous, will be judged according to their actions.

Everyone Will Be Judged All Christians believe that everyone, both the righteous and the unrighteous, will be judged by God at some point in the future.

The only difference between believers is the timing of these judgments, rather than the fact that these judgments are taking place in the first place.

He will separate them in the same way that a shepherd separates sheep and goats. The sheep, or those who believe in Him, will be admitted into His kingdom, while the goats, or those who do not believe in Him, will be sent to judgment.

Christ Will Come to Judge: What We Still and Will Believe

In His Second Coming, when Jesus returns to the planet, He will do so as a judge of the world. The Apostle Paul claims When the Lord Jesus Christ is revealed from heaven with His powerful angels in burning fire, bringing vengeance on those who do not know God and on those who do not accept the message of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will be able to provide relief to the suffering as well as to ourselves. This group will experience the punishment of eternal destruction, isolated from the presence of the Lord and from the splendor of His might and majesty (2 Thessalonians 1:7-9).

• And who will be the ones to be judged.
• First and foremost, those who are descended from the Israeli nation the nations of the Gentiles Three: the Saints of the Old Testament Fourth, the Saints of the Tribulation By the time Christ comes, the church (the body of Christ) will already have been judged and rewarded.
• According to Ezekiel 20:34-38, this judgment is rendered.
• Regathered They will be collected from all across the world and brought back to the land of Israel as survivors of the Great Tribulation.
• Purpose The goal is to select which persons will be allowed to enter God’s reign on earth, which is known as the Millennium period.
• They will be able to take advantage of the advantages that God has promised to that nation for a long period of time.
• People who are unjust will be cleansed and expelled from among the righteous.

When it comes to this worthless slave, cast him into the furthest darkness, where there will be crying and gnashing of teeth (Matthew 25:30).

They will very certainly be put to death, despite the fact that the Scriptures do not state so.

A thousand-year rule of Christ on earth will take place following the Millennium.

The Gentile Nations that are still alive and well The living Gentile (non-Jewish) countries will be judged by Jesus at the time of His Second Coming, according to Jesus’ own words.

Eventually, all of the nations will be brought before Him, and He will separate them one from another in the same way that a shepherd divides sheep from goats (Matthew 25:31, 32).

Rather than being the dead, they are among us.

All of them were recorded by the prophet Isaiah.

When it comes to Him, all the nations are as nothing; they are seen as less than nothing, as nothingness (Isaiah 40:15, 17).

If I restore the fortunes of Judah and Jerusalem, I will summon all the nations together in the valley of Jehoshaphat, where I will enter into judgment with them on behalf of My people and My heritage Israel, who have been scattered among the nations as a result of their disobedience to My commands.

• In God’s Millennial kingdom, the virtuous will be welcomed, whilst the evil will be brought before the tribunal.
• Although their final decision has not yet been reached, Lastly, the Saints of the Tribulation At the time of Christ’s return, individuals who were slain during the Great Tribulation will also be brought before the court of justice.
• This is what we read from the Book of Revelation: A throne with individuals who had been granted the ability to judge sat before me, and I could see them.
• There was no evidence that they had worshipped the beast or his image, or that they had acquired his mark on their foreheads or on the palms of their hands.
• After the thousand years were up, the rest of the deceased were brought back to life.
• People who take part in the first resurrection are blessed and holy, and the second death will have no power over them.
• Fourth, Saints of the Old Testament In addition, the saints of the Old Testament shall be judged by the Lamb of God.

Daniel penned a letter to himself.

It was Jesus who stated the following: Because the Son of Man will return in the glory of His Father, accompanied by His angels, and He will recompense everyone for what has been done on their behalf (Matthew 16:27).

It is true that there are many Christians who do not believe in the actual millennium, or thousand year reign of Christ on the planet once He returns.

At this last judgment, all persons who have ever lived will be judged, including both the virtuous and the evil.

Each and every one of us will be evaluated.

People who are virtuous will be taken away into everlasting life, and those who are unrighteous will be separated from God for all eternity.

SummaryWhen Jesus returns, He will judge the nation of Israel, the living nations, the tribulation saints, and the saints of the Old Testament.

In the same way a shepherd separates sheep from goats, he will separate them. The sheep, or those who believe in Him, will be let into His kingdom, while the goats, or those who do not believe in Him, will be cast into the lake of fire.

Exalted King

When Jesus ascended to the right hand of the Father, he was recognized as the genuine ruler of the world. When the angel appeared to Mary, he indicated that her son would be the long-awaited king: “The Lord God will give him the throne of his father David, and he will rule over the family of Jacob forever, and there will be no end to the glory of his kingdom” (Luke 1:32–33), he said. Despite being born as a kid, he was crowned monarch — but not the type of sovereign that the people desired. According to Matthew 2:1–6, the news of the child born in David’s town caused consternation among Herod the Great, and the crowds who saw Jesus’s signs desired to make him king by force, while the Roman soldiers and governor mocked and executed Jesus as the so-called “King of the Jews” (Matthew 2:1–6; John 6:15, 19).

1. Jesus did not sit on a throne in Jerusalem or Rome, but rather on the throne of God in the heavenly realm.
2. Our belief is that the sovereign God “changes the periods and the seasons; he takes away rulers and puts them in their places” (Daniel 2:21).
3. The Bible says that he must rule at God’s right side until every adversary, even death, has been vanquished (Psalm 110:1; 1 Corinthians 15:25–26).
4. Those who fight or rebel against his authority, on the other hand, should take note of the following: “Kiss the Son, lest he become furious and you perish in the process, for his wrath is rapidly kindled.” Every one of them who seek refuge in him is blessed” (Psalm 2:12).

Seated Priest

Where is Jesus now, according to the Creed? He ascended into heaven and is now sitting at the right hand of the Father. But what exactly is he doing in heaven right now, and why is he seated? The book of Hebrews provides us with a better understanding of the Son’s seated posture and current action as our heavenly Priest: As soon as he had made cleansing for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Most High. (See also Hebrews 1:3) When has he stated, “Sit at my right hand till I make your adversaries a footstool for your feet,” and to whom of the angels?

• (See also Hebrews 8:1) As soon as Christ had given a single sacrifice for all time, he was elevated to the right hand of God and seated at his right hand.
• He has provided the once-and-for-all sacrifice for sins in order to cleanse his people and bring us into harmony with God.
• A king should sit on his throne and a priest should stand when ministering in the temple, but Jesus is aroyal priest or apriestly king, which we don’t anticipate.
• A worker who sits down on the job may be reprimanded, but the sat Son does not appear to be idle or unattentive to his or her duties.
• As our “merciful and loyal high priest,” Jesus continues to intercede on our behalf even after his atoning work has been completed on our behalf (Hebrews 2:17).
• Christ “applies what the atonement achieved” for his blood-bought people via his unwavering support for his people (Gentle and Lowly, 79).
• I have a powerful, flawless petition before the throne of God above, and I have a magnificent High Priest, whose name is Love, who lives and argues for me all of the time.

My name has been inscribed on his hands, and my name has been engraved on his heart. I understand that while he is in heav’n, no tongue can bid me to leave, no tongue can bid me to leave. I understand that while he is in heav’n, no tongue can bid me to leave.

Coming Judge

When it comes to where Jesus is, the Creed maintains that He has risen into heaven and is seated at God’s right hand. In heaven, though, what is he up to these days, and why is he seated? The book of Hebrews provides us with a better understanding of the Son’s seated posture and current action as our heavenly Priest. As soon as he had made cleansing for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Supreme Being. (See 1:3 in Hebrews). When has he stated, “Sit at my right hand till I make your adversaries a footstool for your feet,” and to which of the angels was it?

• We have a high priest like him, one who is enthroned at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the highest part of the universe.
• As soon as Christ had given a single sacrifice for all time, he was elevated to the right hand of God and sat down at his right hand.
• God’s people have been purified and restored to right standing because of his once-for-all sacrifice for sins.
• (202.) (Exalted Above the Heavens, page 202) The exalted King, our sitting Priest, and the approaching Judge of all are all defined by Christ.
• After offering his own pure blood, our Great High Priest entered the celestial sanctuary and took his rightful place on the divine throne.
• As the Lord, he sits as the one who “reigns supreme over all disruption and opposition” (The Ascension of Christ, 98).
• As a priest who “always lives to make intercession” for us, Christ empathizes with and assists his poor people (Hebrews 4:16; 7:25).
• Good news for tired spirits, and it inspires us to pray expectantly and sing courageously in the face of adversity I have a powerful, flawless appeal before the throne of God above, and I have a magnificent High Priest, whose name is Love, who lives and argues for me all of eternity.
• As long as he is in heav’n, no tongue can tell me to go, no tongue can tell me to leave while he is in heav’n.

Bible Gateway passage: Matthew 25:31-46 – New International Version

31″When the Son of Man comes in his glory, with all the angels accompanying him, he will sit on his magnificent throne,”>(A) he will say. As a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats, B)”>(B)32all of the nations will be gathered before him, and he will divide C)”>(C)the people as he separates the sheep from the goats. D)”>(D) 33He will place the sheep on his right and the goats on his left, according to the plan. 34 “Then the King will address those on his right, saying, ‘Come, you who have been blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom E)”>(E)that has been prepared for you from the beginning of time.'” F)”>(F) 35For I was hungry, and you provided me with something to eat; I was thirsty, and you provided me with something to drink; I was a stranger, and you welcomed me into your home.

“H)”>(H)I was ill, and you looked after me; “I)”>(I)I was in prison, and you paid me a visit.” J)”>(J) When the righteous ask him, ‘Lord, when did we notice you were hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you anything to drink?’ 38When did we perceive you as a stranger and invite you in, or when did we recognize you as a person in need of clothes and clothe you?

N)”>(N) 42For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink,43I was a stranger and you did not welcome me in, I needed clothing and you did not provide them, I was ill and in jail and you did not provide for my needs.’ 44″They will also respond, ‘Lord, when have we seen you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or in need of clothes or sick or in jail and failed to assist you?’ He will respond, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of them, you did not do for me,’ he will say.

O)”>(O) 46 “Then they will be sent away to eternal torment, while the righteous will be sent away to eternal life. ” Q)”>(Q)”>(Q)”>(Q)”> (Q) Read the entire chapter.

Cross references

1. When the Son of Man returns A)”>(A)in his splendor, he will sit on his beautiful throne, accompanied by all the angels. B)”>(B)32All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate C)”>(C)the people one from another in the same way that a shepherd separates sheep from goats. B)”>(B)32 D)”>(D) His right hand will be occupied by sheep, while his left will be occupied by goats. 33 34 “When the King speaks to those on his right, he will say, ‘Come, you who have been blessed by my Father
2. Take your inheritance, the kingdom E)”>(E)which has been prepared for you from the beginning of time.'” F)”>(F) 35For I was hungry, and you provided me with something to eat
3. I was thirsty, and you provided me with something to drink
4. I was a stranger, and you welcomed me into your home
5. G)”>(G) You provided me with clothing while I was in need. H)”>(H)I was sick and you looked after me, I)”>(I)I was in prison and you came to visit me,’ she says. J)”>(J) 37″Then the righteous will respond to him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you something to drink?’ 38What time did we see you as a stranger and welcome you in, or when did we notice you as a needy person and clothe you? 39Can you tell me when the last time we saw you unwell or in jail and went to see you?’ The King will respond: ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least among these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.'” 40 He will then say to those on his left, ‘Depart from me, L)”>(L)you who are cursed, into the everlasting fire,'”>(K)41″Then he will say to those on his right, “Depart from me, L)”>(L)you who are cursed, into the eternal fire,”>(K)41 The devil and his angels will be well-prepared, according to M)”>(M) N)”>(N) 42For I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me nothing to drink,43I was a stranger and you did not invite me in, I needed clothing and you did not provide them, I was ill and in jail and you did not provide for my needs.’ 44″Another response will be, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry, thirsty, a stranger, in need of clothes, sick, or in jail and did nothing to aid you? 45″He will respond, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me,’ he will state. O)”>(O) 46 “Then they will be sent away to eternal torment, while the righteous will be sent away to eternal life.” The letters “P”)”>(P), and the letters “Q”)”> (Q) Continue reading the chapter in its entirety.

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Introduction In the last lesson, we looked at the way the Book of Revelation portrays Jesus as the risen and living King, as well as the source of hope for all of God’s people throughout history. Beginning with Revelation 1:5b-8, we will analyze how the Book of Revelation opens with the revelation of Jesus as the Coming Judge and King. The book of Revelation, verses 5b-8: To him who loves us and has freed us from our sins by his blood 6 and transformed us into a kingdom, priests to his God and Father, may glory and reign be forever and ever in his presence.

1. 7 He is coming with the clouds, and every eye will see him, including those who pierced him, and all the tribes of the earth will lament in response to his arrival.
2. Amen.
3. In order to expose Christ as the coming Judge and King, God inspired the Apostle John to write the Book of Revelation, which he completed in a single year.
4. 3:20-21).
5. 2:6), we are forced to live our lives in front of a dying world here on earth.
6. 4:21ff).
7. When Jesus came on his mission, it was to rescue a people (Hebrews 2:10ff), and he did so by spilling his blood for the sins of his people, which is known as the church.

The Apostle Paul stated in Romans 6:23 that “the wages of sin is death,” but that “the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord,” which translates as “the wages of sin is death.” And what about Injustice for All?

People created in God’s image are well aware that things are not as they should be.

The powerful become even more powerful, while the underprivileged continue to be oppressed.

The idol of “self-centeredness” has resulted in some infants today not even making it out of the womb, and those that do make it out of the womb suffer from a drug addiction or from parents who are abusive to them.

“If your God is all-loving and all-powerful, then why doesn’t he do something about all the injustice in the world?” the non-Christians inquire.

This indicates something about all guys, in my opinion, We long for the day when justice will be served!

Non-Christians, on the other hand, do not view God’s justice in the way that Christians do.

In order for things to change, we do not want the intervention of a Beat poet, a song by Bob Dylan, or another march through America; rather, we require repentance for our crimes!

In the book of Revelation, it is made plain that we are a sinful people who are contributing to the problem of injustice until the Holy Spirit enters into our lives, bringing our dead, unloving hearts back to life through His mercy (Eph.

By placing our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, we are able to have our sins forgiven before God, and we have a mediator whom we may approach with reverence and dread because He is the Holy One, who is able to remove our sins from our lives.

The Rider on the Storm is a character in the game Rider on the Storm.

Bringing justice where there is injustice, and condemning all of the kingdoms of men who have sinfully attempted to “create names for themselves” rather than raising up the Name of the LORD God, will be the focus of the Great Judgment of Jesus to be held in the future (Gen.

Gen.

9:14).

After the other unjust nations have been condemned, the Ancient of Days grants the Son of Man complete control over all of the kingdoms of man, according to Daniel’s vision of the future.

Ten thousand thousands stood before him, and ten thousand times ten thousand stood before him; the court convened to hear the case, and the books were opened.

And when I glanced around, the beast had been murdered, and its body had been desecrated and left to be consumed by fire.

13 I had a vision in the night visions, and behold, with the clouds of heaven came one who seemed like a son of man, and he came to the Ancient of Days and was brought before him; and the Ancient of Days was pleased with him.

The iconography of Daniel is used in the Book of Revelation, and Jesus is shown not as the gentle Teacher and Savior who extends his arms to welcome those who come to him, but rather as the wrathful Judge who punishes those who come to him.

What is the relevance of the verse in Revelation 1:7 that states that Jesus will appear in the form of clouds?

As revealed in this revelation of Jesus, he is shown as the Great God and Savior who will judge the world.

12 Hailstones and coals of fire erupted from the brilliance in front of him, breaking through his clouds.

In Ezekiel 30:3, the LORD declares that the day is drawing close, and that it will be a day of clouds, a period of calamity for the people of Israel.

A great and strong people has spread across the mountains like darkness; nothing like them has ever been before, and nothing like them will ever exist again after them throughout the years of all generations.

Wind and storm carry him on his journey, and the clouds are the dust beneath his boots.

Clouds are used to describe the judgment of the LORD God.

When God delivered the Law on Mount Sinai, a cloud descended upon the mountain (Ex.

This is referred to as a Theophany, which is the appearance of God on earth.

When God arrives in the form of a rider on the clouds, he is referred to be the Great Judge.

When Jesus appears in the Gospels, he clearly identifies himself as the Son of Man, and he even assures the Sanhedrin court that they would see him again when he comes on clouds.

Examine the following Scriptures and make a comparison: Daniel 7:13: I saw visions in the night, and behold, with the clouds of heaven there appeared one who seemed like a son of man, and he came to the Ancient of Days and was brought before him, just as I had spoken.

Matthew 26:64 (NIV) Jesus responded to him by saying, “You’ve stated your case.

The truth is that those who put their faith in the LORD Jesus, the Righteous Judge and King, will be summoned to meet him in the clouds, away from His judgment, which will wipe away all sin and evil (1 Thess.

The revelation of Jesus as Judge provides the Christians at this missionary outpost of the earth with a glimpse of Christ governing in the heavenly realm.

Christians, despite the difficulties and evils they face today, are a part of a grander and more significant story.

And now it’s your turn.

His introduction would be followed by an enticing inquiry or the revelation of an unknown truth that would lead our ears to perk up in anticipation.

Harvey would remark something along the lines of “I’ll be back after this vital message to give you the rest of the story.” In order to hear more when he returned, Dad and I paid close attention to the broadcast so that we could hear more of the “rest of the story.” This is how the Book of Revelation is structured.

• “Meaningless, meaningless, meaningless, meaningless, meaningless,” we say as well.
• We believe the following: “It appears that everyone around us, including those who are evil and live their own lives, is prospering.
• -” There is a “rest of the narrative” for these kinds of thoughts that come up during difficult and challenging situations.
• Time for a Story It is critical to conceive about our life in terms of “narrative” in order to be effective.
• The Christian, on the other hand, is part of a much grander story that is truly “out of this world” (or more precisely, the Christian’s story will culminate in the day when sin, death, and the devil are permanently wiped ‘out of this world’).
• Life may be challenging at times, and we never know what will happen next in each of our distinct tales.
• What we can take away from the Christian tale, no matter how horrible things might be (or might get!) is that we have hope since the Book of Revelation tells us what happens next.
• The Story that will be told until all stories have been told According to John’s teachings in the Book of Revelation, Christians of all ages must continue to fight for Christ’s truth and not be embarrassed of the gospel, even when they are facing harsh persecution.
• This is the account that God reveals to us.

In 1:7, the apostle John teaches that the same Jesus who was sentenced to death so that those who believe in him would be declared “not guilty” will come to judge “those who pierced him.” These are the same people who practically crucified Jesus, both Gentile and Jew alike, as well as all of those throughout history who have rejected the LORD Jesus Christ and His reign on earth (Acts 2; Zechariah 12:10).

1. Aside from that, in Revelation 1:6, John instructs Christians of all ages to be aware of their own identity and place in Christ’s grand story of redemption.
2. Let this grip you!
3. How?
4. 19:6; cf.
5. We are not fully aware of our true identities as people who rule with Jesus Christ.
6. 15:25ff), despite the fact that he has already achieved complete triumph.
7. We don’t often realize how much good we are doing by living according to God’s Word in the midst of a dying world.

Please keep in mind that it is critical to focus on the reality of Revelation and to remind yourself from time to time that you already know the “rest of the narrative.”

Bibliography/For Further Reading

(Purchase them at the lowest prices available on the internet!) Richard Bauckham is the author of this work. The Book of Revelation’s Theology can be summarized as follows: The Cambridge University Press published a book in 1993 titled H. Bavinck’s The Last Things: Hope for this World and the Next is available online. Baker Books, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1996. G. K. Beale is a British author who lives in London. New International Greek-Teutonic Translation of the Book of Revelation Eerdmans Publishing Company, Grand Rapids, 1999.

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7. God is a Warrior in every sense of the word.

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Praise be to God!

Amen.

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19 Bible verses about Jesus Christ, Judge

Verse page”>James 5:9 is a tool. Do not raise your voices against one another, brethren, in order to avoid being judged yourselves; for the Judge is standing right outside the door. Acts 10:42 verse page”>Acts 10:42 verse page It was He who commanded that we preach to the people, and that we gravely proclaim that this is the One who has been designated by God to sit as Judge over both the living and the dead. Verse page”>2 Corinthians 5:10 is a tool. After all, we must all stand before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each one may be recompensed for his or her actions committed while in the body, according to what he or she has done, whether good or bad.

• “Truly I say to you, when the Son of Man sits on His glorious throne, you who have followed Me will sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel.
• Verse page”>John 5:22 is a tool.
• John 5:27 verse page”>John 5:27 verse page Moreover, since He is the Son of Man, He has given Him the authority to administer judgment.
• As I listen, I make a decision; and my decision is just because I am not seeking My own will, but the will of the One who sent Me.
• But even if I do make a decision, my decision is correct because I am not acting alone, but rather with the Father who sent Me.
• Versions of John 9:39 are available on the Verse page.
• Someone is judging him because he rejects Me and does not accept My teachings; the word I said will be the one who will judge him at the end of the day.

You know what I’m talking about.

It is also believed that He was executed by hanging Him on a cross.

This promise was made not to all of the people, but only to the witnesses who had been chosen previously by God, i.e.

It was He who commanded that we preach to the people, and that we gravely proclaim that this is the One who has been designated by God to sit as Judge over both the living and the dead.

” ToolsVerse page”>Romans 2:16on the day when, according to my gospel, God will judge the secrets of mankind via Christ Jesus, God will judge the secrets of men.

But you, why are you passing judgment on your brother?

Because we shall all appear before the judgment bench of God at some point in our lives.

And I saw heaven opened, and there was a white horse there, and He who sat on it was named Faithful and True, and He judged and waged war in righteousness.

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What will happen when Jesus returns / comes back?

QuestionAnswer It is mentioned several times in the Bible, with approximately 1,500 passages in the Old Testament and one out of every twenty-five lines in the New Testament alluding to the Messiah’s second coming of Christ. God’s statement in Amos 3:7, “Surely the Sovereign LORD does nothing without revealing his plan to his servants the prophets,” is reinforced by the huge quantity of material devoted to this significant event. Overall, the coming of Christ ushers in what is referred to in Scripture as the kingdom of God—total God’s reign over all of His creation, including people.

When Jesus returns, He will be prepared to wage battle (Revelation 19:11–16), according to the Bible.

The day of Jesus’ return, however, will be marked by the following events: “His feet will stand on the Mount of Olives to the east of Jerusalem, and the Mount of Olives will be divided in two from east to west, producing a huge valley, with half of the mountain going north and half moving south” (verse 4).

1. a day known only to the Lord—with no distinction between day and night.” It will be bright when the evening approaches,” says the Bible (verses 6–7).
2. Jesus will establish His kingdom on earth, and “the Lord will reign as king over the entire globe” (Zechariah 14:9).
3. This is referred to as the “judgment of the sheep and the goats” or the “judgment of the nations” (Matthew 25:31–46), and it represents the culmination of Jesus’ ministry.
4. In this judgment, those who are determined to have committed a crime are condemned and sent to “the everlasting fire reserved for the devil and his angels” (Matthew 25:41).
5. At this time, there will also be a resurrection of all believers in God, according to the book of Revelation (Revelation 20:4–6).
6. Once Satan has been unleashed, there will be a last fight that will be quickly won by Christ (Revelation 20:7–9).
7. Satan is subsequently doomed for all time to the lake of fire (Revelation 20:11).

People who do not believe in Jesus will be resurrected and judged in what is referred to as the great white throne judgment; they will be sent to the lake of fire based on their deeds (Revelation 20:11–15).

These two passages from the book of Malachi express the essence of this truth: “Unquestionably, the day is approaching; it will be hot as a fire.” All of the haughty and all of the evildoers will be stubble, and the day that is coming will set them ablaze.

In contrast, the sun of righteousness will rise in your honor with healing in its rays, because you revere my name.

What will take place when Jesus returns?

How you react to Jesus’ return will be determined by your relationship with Him.

The distinction is made by one’s faith in Christ.

“However, when the Son of Man arrives, how many people will he find on the face of the planet who believe?” (Luke 18:8, New Living Translation) Questions regarding the End Times (Return to: Questions about the End Times) What will will place when Jesus returns / returns to earth?

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What does the Bible teach about Jesus as judge?

QuestionAnswer Jesus explains how the Father has delegated authority to Him in order for Him to judge. As Jesus explains in John 5:22–23, “Moreover, the Father judges no one; rather, he has given all judgment to the Son, so that all may revere and respect the Son as they revere and honor the Father.” Any person or group that does not honor the Son does not respect the Father, who sent him.” Yes, Jesus came into the world to save those who put their confidence in Him (John 3:16), but His arrival also heralded the beginning of the end of the world (John 9:39).

1. According to John 12:31–33, Jesus’ death and resurrection served as a means of bringing Satan to justice.
2. Jesus will preside over a judgment between believers and unbelievers.
3. According to Ephesians 1:13–14, this judgment has nothing to do with salvation, because Christians’ eternal fate is guaranteed in Christ.
4. Unbelievers, on the other hand, will be judged by Christ in the Great White Throne Judgment (Revelation 20:11–15), which will take place after the Rapture.
5. The harshness of unbelievers’ punishment is determined by the Great White Throne Judgment, which is based on their actions during their lives (Revelation 20:12).
6. According to Matthew 25:31–46, another judgment that Jesus would preside over is referred to as the Sheep and Goat Judgment or the Judgment of the Nations.
7. One important difference between the two is that this judgment is based on how people treated Jesus’ “brothers,” that is, the people of Israel (Matthew 25:40).

When Jesus comes to judge the world, he will separate the “sheep” from the “goats.” Matthew 25:33–36 and Matthew 41–43 depict Christians who shown their faith by aiding the Jewish people throughout the tribulation; the goats represent unbelievers who demonstrated their unbelief by neglecting to assist Jews during the tribulation.

1. Because Jesus is both God and man, He is the only one who is qualified to judge mankind.
2. Unlike wicked human rulers who, at times, pass judgment unfairly and attempt to further their own interests, he is not motivated by self-interest.
3. According to Isaiah 11:3–4, John 8:15–16, and Revelation 19:11, we may be certain that Jesus is a just judge who will administer justice in accordance with His wisdom and righteousness.
4. It will no longer be possible for the wicked to walk free and for the innocent to suffer: “He will let your rightful reward shine like the dawn, and your vindication shine like the noonday light” (Psalm 37:6).

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Will the Lord Jesus come to earth to judge sinners?

Towards the close of His earthly ministry, the Lord Jesus Himself assured us that He will return to our planet: “There are many rooms in my Father’s home. I will return to this world.” Would I have informed you that I was going to arrange a home for you if that had not been the case? Moreover, if I go and make a place for you, I will return and take you to myself, so that you may be where I am as well (John 14:2-3). This promise enables us to see that Jesus’ second coming is not something to be feared, but rather something to look forward to for those who trust in him.

” (See Revelation 22:20 for further information.) As Christians, we live in the joyous hope that Jesus will return and that we shall be with Him for all of eternity.

His second coming

The Lord Jesus will appear in the clouds at His second coming, and everyone will be able to see Him (Luke 21:27, Revelation 1:7). As much as Easter is a time of celebration for all of God’s children, it will also be a period of judgment for those who have not placed their faith in Jesus Christ: ‘This will take place when the Lord Jesus Christ is revealed from heaven in flaming fire, accompanied by his mighty angels.’ Whoever does not know God and does not obey the message of our Lord Jesus Christ will be punished by him.

” (2 Thessalonians 1:7-10).

With a shout, the heavens will vanish and be consumed by fire, and the earth, with everything on it, will be exposed (2 Peter 3:10).

All believers in Christ will be raised from the dead and will be able to enjoy this new planet in which there will be no more death, no more grieving, no more crying, and no more pain, among other things.

Repent and believe

The time has come for Jesus to return to the earth.

We still have time to repent and put our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. When we do, we will be counted among those who will spend eternity with Jesus on the new world that He is preparing for us, rather than among those who will be condemned with everlasting destruction.

30 Epic Bible Verses About The Second Coming of Jesus Christ

One of the most heatedly discussed topics in all of Scripture is the question of whether or not future prophesies will be fulfilled. These include prophesies about the Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, which are included in this category. What, exactly, is the Second Coming of Jesus Christ? What is the Rapture, and how does it work? What is the significance of this for believers? Quotes

• “We are to be patient while we await the second coming of Christ. ” We’ll be waiting with bated breath for the outcome. We will be collaborating with Zeal. We need to get started as soon as possible. According to the Bible, Christ will appear when you least expect him to do so. Arriving under the disguise of a thief. ‘Be prepared,’ he said. Prepare to face the challenges that lie ahead. Take the necessary steps to meet with thy God. “Do you think you’re ready?” “The first time came to slay sin in the hearts of men,” says Billy Graham. He will return a second time to murder men who have fallen into sin.” “For the time being, it will be God without disguise
• Something so overpowering that it will hit every creature with either irresistible love or compelling terror.” -A. W. Pink When this happens, it will be too late to take a side.” The following quote is from C.S. Lewis’s The Case for Christianity: “Exactly because we cannot foretell the moment, we must be prepared at all times.” — C.S. Lewis, in his writings

What is the Second Coming of Jesus Christ?

In the tale of our redemptive history, we have reached the conclusion of the final chapter. The Second Coming of Christ is a time when Jesus returns to earth for a second time. This is the day when everything will be put back in its proper place. After the resurrection of the dead, Jesus will come to judge those who are alive and to cleanse the earth of all sin and pollution. He will also return to raise the dead from their graves. 1) 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 (New International Version) “For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a commanding cry, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God,” says the prophet.

When they are taken up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, we who are yet living and who are left will be caught up with them, and we will be with the Lord forever.” 2) The book of Hebrews 9:28 “Christ, having already been given once to bear the sins of many, will arrive a second time not to deal with sin but to rescue those who are anxiously awaiting his return,” says the apostle Paul.

• Even so, it’s a good thing.
• The distinction between Christ’s First and Second Comings is as follows: Christ’s first appearance took place in a manger in Bethlehem, where he was born.
• He came as part of God’s purpose to rescue God’s children, and he was welcomed.
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• There are several rooms in my Father’s house.
• Moreover, if I go and prepare a place for you, I will return and take you to myself, so that you may be with me wherever I may be.” What is the difference between the Rapture and the Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ?
• There will be three independent but linked occurrences that will take place at the same time at the Second Coming of Christ.
• Finally, believers and unbelievers will be judged according to whether or not they have been covered by the blood of the Lamb at the judgment.

“But the day of the Lord will come as a thief, and then the heavens will pass away with a roar, and the heavenly bodies will be burnt up and destroyed, and the earth and the works that have been done on it will be exposed.” 8)1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 “However, we do not want you to be ignorant, brothers, about those who have passed on, so that you do not mourn as others do who have lost hope.” Because we believe that Jesus died and resurrected from the dead, God will use Jesus to bring people who have fallen asleep to him and reunite them with their loved ones.

• Accordingly, we announce to you by a word from the Lord that we who are living and remain until the coming of the Lord will not be the ones to precede those who have fallen asleep.
• And the first to rise will be those who have died in Christ.
• What will take place at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ?
• The sound of a trumpet will be heard.
• Everyone on the planet will be able to view Him at the same time.
• His initial appearance was lowly, and He came in the role of servant.
• Everyone will be able to tell that it is He.
• “For the Son of Man is going to come with his angels in the glory of his Father, and then he will recompense each individual according to what he has done,” says Matthew 16:27.
• 13)John 6:39-40 (New International Version) It is the will of the one who sent me that I should lose nothing of what he has given me, but that I should raise it up on the final day.

14) 1 John 3:2-3 (the Bible) “Loved one, we are God’s children today, and we do not yet know what we will become; but, we know that when he arrives, we will be like him because we will see him as he is.” And everyone who places their faith in him cleanses themselves in the same way that he is pure.” 15)Mark 14:62 – 15) Jesus replied, ‘I am, and you will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of Power, and coming with the clouds of heaven,'” the Bible says.

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2. He desires for us to place our trust, security, and hope in His words and promises.
3. These signals are not intended for us to argue about or speculate about; rather, they are intended to provide us with encouragement and consolation amid the challenges that we shall endure.
4. As a result, they had Christ at their disposal.
5. As the end of the world approaches closer, the church will be persecuted.
6. The world will grow increasingly evil, and people will take pride in their misdeeds.
7. 1 Thessalonians 5:2 (verse 17) “For you yourselves are well aware that the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night,” says the prophet.

Indeed, many people will come in my name, proclaiming, “I am the Christ,” and they will lead many people astray.

Make sure you are not scared since this must occur, but it is not the end of the world yet.

8 All of them are only the beginning of the discomfort associated with childbirth.

And there will be a great number of false prophets who will lead many people astray.

The one who endures to the end, on the other hand, will be rescued.

Matthew 24:37-39 (Matthew 24:37-39) “For just as the days of Noah were, so will the advent of the Son of Man be.” (Matthew 24:35) For just as they were feasting and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day Noah boarded the ark, and they were completely oblivious of what was happening until the flood came and swept them all away, so will it be at the return of the Son of Man.” What is it that is taking Jesus so long to return?

• Despite the fact that we do not know the precise day or time that Christ will return, we should live as if we are in the Last Days – because Christ has stated that He would come as swiftly as He is able to do so.
• He will not linger for a single second longer than is absolutely required.
• As a result, he is patient with you, desiring that no one perish but that everyone come to repentance.” “Be patient, therefore, brothers, until the coming of the Lord,” James 5:7 says.
• 22)John 6:37 “All that the Father gives me will come to me, and not one of them will perish.” “All that the Father gives me will come to me,” says Jesus.
• We must keep watchful and ready.
• We can take comfort in knowing that God will not allow the wicked to accomplish their evil plans.
• God is King.

23)Matthew 24:36 “But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only.” 24)Luke 21:34-36 “ But watch yourselveslest your hearts be weighed down with dissipation and drunkenness and cares of this life, and that day come upon you suddenly like a trap.

But stay awake at all times,praying that you may have strengthto escape all these things that are going to take place, and to stand before the Son of Man.” 25)Matthew 24:42-44 “Therefore, stay awake, for you do not know on what day your Lord is coming.

Therefore you also must be ready, for the Son of Man is coming at an hour you do not expect.” 26)1 Thessalonians:9-10 “For they themselves report concerning us the kind of reception we had among you, and how you turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God, and to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the dead, Jesus who delivers us from the wrath to come.” Conclusion We must look to the Second Coming with joy and hope!

Our Lord is certain to uphold His promises — in Him, we may put our faith.

Even so, Lord Jesus, come quickly!

Because you are the source of our pride and delight.” 29, Jude 1:21 “Maintain yourself in the love of God as you wait for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ, who will save you and grant you eternal life.” 30) Revelation 22:20 “He who bears witness to these things declares, “Yes, I will come quickly.” Amen.