The Last Judgment

Welcome to my live stream. It's good to be with

you today.

We're going to be tackling a very important topic that

will dispel any cunningly devised fables that have completely dispelled

any theological myths. There are so many out there that

affect those of us that have been born again. You

have to turn off their noise. You have to hearken

to the Word. It is the Word and the Word

alone that will explain to you everything that's going to happen.

And you can do one of two things once you

hear it. Once you're informed of what the Word says,

you can either accept it or reject it. So, with

that in mind, God bless everybody. Matthew Miller here from

Maranatha Ministries. Today we're talking about the last judgment.

There are two judgments.

The judgment seat of Christ is not the last judgment.

That's not the last judgment. Jesus Christ, at his judgment seats,

field-punts the wicked to the final judgment of God the Father.

That is the second resurrection. It is there where the

finality is introduced. I've shared this before. John chapter 5.

John 5 · chapter mention

Plainly states this. The reason why there's. A resurrection of

the righteous. Jesus judges the righteous.

And rewards them. Everyone else gets. Field punted. To the

last judgment.

And God executes judgment. On them.

So. Like I said. There in the Greek. In John

John 5 · chapter mention

chapter 5. You just.

Once again, you have to read the Word and accept it.

If you reject it, you will fall prey to theological myths.

Because what is being propagated out there in the church

buildings is this, cunningly devised fables that have nothing to do,

have no root in the Word. If they don't have

root in the Word, they don't have a root. So,

let's talk about this again. Revelation chapter 20 lines up

Revelation 20 · chapter mention

perfectly with Ezekiel chapter 39. Not a little bit left

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

to the right.

They're saying the same thing, just reworded. So when you

go here and you realize.

That the first judgment, the first resurrection of the righteous

is executed at Christ's return.

At his return.

Okay? So starting with verse 4 in Revelation chapter 20.

Revelation 20 · chapter mention

And I saw thrones, and they that sat on them,

and judgment was committed to them.

And I saw the souls.

Of those who had been beheaded for their witness in

Jesus and the word of God, who had not worshipped

the beast or his image, and had not received his

mark on their foreheads or on their hands. And they

lived and reigned with Christ for a thousand years. But

the rest of the dead did not live again, until

the thousand years were finished.

This is the first resurrection.

John chapter 5 plainly states that God the Father has

John 5 · chapter mention

assigned the resurrection of life to Jesus. Jesus determines who

lives forever.

And who dies forever.

Those who die forever We'll wait till after his millennial reign.

But of course, the word lays this out. Verse six,

blessed and holy is he who has part of the

first resurrection over such the second death has no power,

but they shall be priest of God and Christ and

shall reign with him for a thousand years. So we've

encountered the first judgment. This is the judgment seat of Christ.

Now Christ is going to reign for a thousand years.

What happens after that reign? The Word plainly lays it

out for you so that those of you who have

been baptized in the Holy Spirit might know and understand

what's going to happen.

This is what God's intentions are. They're not what's coming

out of your pulpits. That's not the truth.

So, verse 7, Now when the thousand years have expired,

Satan will be released from his prison and go out

to deceive the nations which are at the four corners

of the earth, Gog and Magog. to gather them together

to battle, whose number is of the sand of the sea.

What happens to Gog and Magog? Revelation chapter 21, verse 9.

Revelation 21:9

They went up on the breadth of the earth and

surrounded the camp of the saints in the beloved city,

and fire came down from heaven and devoured them. We

already knew this. How did we already know? Well, Ezekiel

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

chapter 39 tells us exactly. It told us first in

Ezekiel chapter 39, verse 6. So, Revelation chapter 20, verse

Ezekiel 39:6 Revelation 20:9

9 didn't make it up. No, it gets it from

this verse. Ezekiel chapter 39, verse 6. And I will

Ezekiel 39:6

send fire on Magog and those who live in the

security of the coastlands.

Then they shall know that I am the Lord.

Not left, not right. That's what's going to happen. So,

when you know that, when you flip over to the

next chapter, chapters Ezekiel 40 through 48, is giving you

the dimensions of of the temple which God will inhabit

for the final seven years, after the millennial reign of Christ,

after the second resurrection of the unrighteous. It says so,

Ezekiel chapter 39, verse 9, Then those who dwell in

Ezekiel 39:9

the city of Israel will go out and set fire

and burn the weapons, both shields and bucklers, to bows

and arrows, javelins and spears, and they shall make fires

with them for seven years. if you just go down

and keep reading, you'll see how long that it takes

to bury these charred remains. So, the first seven months

of the final sabbatical seven years of this creation, the

first seven months is spent burying the bodies. Verse 12.

For seven months, the house of Israel will be burying

them in order to cleanse the land. Now, If you

keep going down in verse 21, this is where God

says he will set up in this temple that's described

in the next chapters. Like I said, Ezekiel 40 through

48 is describing where this is. This is the pillar

of the presence. In this instance, for seven years, Jesus

Christ will still be sitting on his throne in Jerusalem.

and God the Father, he says here that his pillar

of the presence will be in Ezekiel's temple. Yes, it does. Listen.

When it's delivered to you from the word, you have

two options. Reject it or accept it. If you don't

reject it, you're going to fall prey to cunningly devised

fables that are turned into theological myths. This is true.

Verse 21 of Ezekiel chapter 39. I will set my

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

glory among the nations, and all nations shall see my

judgment which I have executed, and my hand which I

have laid on them. This is the purpose of the

next chapter, Ezekiel chapter 40, beginning This series of chapters

Ezekiel 40 · chapter mention

laying out the complexity of this new temple where God

the Father's glory is going to be for the last

seven years of this existence. Now, so when we go back,

let's go back to Revelation chapter 20 verse 9. Because

Revelation 20:9

it's going to say this again. He's going to obliterate.

This is God the Father. Jesus Christ is not fighting

the battle of God. They went up on the breadth

of the earth and surrounded the camp of the saints

in the beloved city. And fire came down from God

out of heaven and devoured them. This verse is derived

from Ezekiel chapter 39. I just read it to you. So,

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

what happens then? Verse 10. The devil who deceived them

was cast into the lake. of fire and brimstone where

the beast and the false prophet are. And they will

be tormented day and night forever and ever. So, the

beast and the false prophet had already been in the

lake of fire for a thousand years. They'd already been

in this Lake Guyana for a thousand years. All these

things are true. So now let's get the details about

the last judgment that is seven years before God recreates

the heavens and the earth. Because for those last seven years,

after he does this last judgment, Ezekiel 39 says that

he will set up his glory in Ezekiel's temple. Revelation

Revelation 20:11

chapter 20 verse 11. Then I saw a great white

throne in him who sat on it from whose face

the earth and heaven fled away. And there was found

no place for them. And I saw the dead, small

and great, standing before God. And the books were opened.

And another book was opened, which is the book of life.

And the dead were judged according to their works by

the things which were written in the books. The sea

gave up the dead and who were in it. And

death and Hades delivered up the dead who were in them,

and they were judged each according to his works. Then

death and Hades were cast into the lake of fire.

This is the second death, and anyone not found written

in the book of life was cast into the lake

of fire. So, we already learned from Ezekiel chapter 39,

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

that after this judgment is seven years where God sets

up his glory in Ezekiel's temple. What happens at the

end of that seven years? Turn the page. Revelation chapter 21.

Revelation 21 · chapter mention

Now I saw a new heaven and a new earth,

for the first heaven and first earth had passed away. Also,

there was no more sea. Then I, John, saw the

holy city Jerusalem coming down out of heaven from God,

prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And I

heard a loud voice saying, Behold, the tabernacle of God

is with men, and he will dwell with them, and

they shall be his people. God himself will be with

them and will be their God. God recreates the two dimensions.

And this time, he's not residing in the spiritual dimension.

This time, this just said, he's taking up his residence

in the material creation. This is what the word laid

out for you. This is what is going to happen.

This is what is the divine intention. The divine intention

cannot be altered, cannot be wavered from left and right.

If you do, you fall into all these cunningly devised

fables like all millennialism, like dispensationalism, like preterism. Those are

all theological myths. They're all theological myths. The word and

the word alone lays out for you the divine intention.

And it's the divine intention which will happen. So, the

last judgment has been so convoluted by these cunningly devised fables.

They've made up all kinds of fables like the judgment

scene of Christ is the last judgment. Yada, yada, yada.

And just they reject John chapter 5. They reject Ezekiel

John 5 · chapter mention Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

chapter 39 through 48. They reject Revelation chapter 20, verse 21.

That's why you can only be one of two things.

You can be a Biblicist or a Rejectionist. Once you

reject the Word, you're going to fall prey to the

traditions of men. You're going to fall prey to Luther,

You're going to fall prey to Calvin. And the list

goes on and on and on and on. You're going

to fall prey to Darby. You're going to fall prey

to Schofield. The word and the word alone lays out

for you categorically the divine intention. So, Word of advice

for all of you that have been baptized in the

Holy Spirit. Be forewarned. The people that are in your

congregation that have not been born again are going to

make martyrs of you in the great apostasy. They're going

to do it. And I no longer have, I am

no longer issuing a call to repentance to these Christians

according to, well, they're not Christians. They're Christian in name only.

In that they continue to willfully sin. Hebrews chapter 10

Hebrews 10:26–29

verses 26 through 29 say, they trample the Son of

God underfoot. And have insulted the spirit of grace.

I have.

There's nothing I can do for them. It's pointless for

me to call them to repentance. The Holy Spirit has

redirected this mission. My message is warning you. Those who

have been born again. They're going to make a martyr

out of you. They will. So. Take note that many

people just have a hard time accepting that Ezekiel chapter

Ezekiel 38 · chapter mention

38 and 39 really is about the Gog and Magog war.

It categorically says that. Write this down for yourself. Revelation

Revelation 20:9

chapter 20 verse 9. Revelation chapter 20 verse 9. It

Revelation 20:9

is quoting Ezekiel chapter 39 and verse 6. It's the

Ezekiel 39 · chapter mention

same thing. You're supposed to understand that you have to

follow in. You have to believe Ezekiel first. Revelation is

just adding details for you. Yes, that is the battle

of Gog and Magog. Revelation chapter 20 verse 9 comes

Revelation 20:9

from Ezekiel chapter 39 verse 6. It says the same thing.

Ezekiel 39:6

You just have to accept it. You have to accept

the word. And the word is life. Not in the

traditions of man. So Those of you that's been born again,

I'm going to issue this plea one more time. Anyone

who's been born again viewing this video, if you have

any encouraging words or prayers, put them in the comments.

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