Judgment Day is the 1,000-year reign of Christ after Armageddon, with resurrection, instruction, and final removal of wickedness.
What Is Judgment Day According to the Bible?
What Happens After Death According to the Bible?
Discover the biblical truth about life after death. Explore scriptures that reveal what awaits us beyond this life.
What Fate Awaits the Lawless One and Those Who Follow Him?
The New Testament teaches that the man of lawlessness and his followers will face eternal destruction. This collective entity, symbolizing apostates, are condemned for their conscious choice to reject Gospel truth and align with rebellion against God. Their fate, defined as annihilation rather than everlasting torment, reinforces the importance of staying faithful to Jesus Christ’s teachings.
Bible Answers—The Day of Jehovah
The Day of Jehovah, known as Yom Yehovah in Hebrew and hēmera kyriou in Greek, holds a significant place in biblical eschatology. Unlike a literal day, this period represents an extended duration during which Jehovah's divine intervention becomes evident. It serves as a time when Jehovah's sovereignty is prominently displayed through both judgments against the wicked and salvations for the righteous. This unique day is exclusively associated with Jehovah, encapsulating destruction and deliverance in equal measure.
What Does the Bible Really Teach About Eschatology [“End Times”]?
Examine what the Bible teaches on eschatology, including Christ's return, tribulation, millennium, and eternal destinies from a conservative perspective.
Among Christians, What is a Common View of Judgment Day? What Does the Bible Really Say?
Explore the common Christian view of Judgment Day and what the Bible really says about Christ’s judgment and the hope of a new earth.
Explaining Prophecy
Most understand the word “prophecy” to be another word for prediction. The Hebrew, navi and the Greek prophētēs (prophet), carry the meaning of one who is a proclaimer of God’s message and need not necessarily be foretelling of the future. He may very well be proclaiming a moral teaching, an expression of a divine command... Continue Reading →
