Are the 144,000 sealed Jews the same as the tribulation remnant?
No, the 144,000 sealed Jews are not the same as the tribulation remnant. They are a totally different group, sealed by God at the start of the tribulation to take the gospel of the kingdom, the same message Jesus began preaching in Matthew. The remnant is distinct.
Les explains that the 144,000 sealed Jews are not the tribulation remnant; they are a totally different group. He notes that at the beginning of the tribulation period, God immediately sealed 144,000 young Jews. Their role is to take the gospel of the kingdom, the same gospel Jesus began preaching in Matthew when He said 'the kingdom of heaven is at hand.' The remnant is a separate group from these sealed Jews.
What happened to 144,000 young Jews at the start of the tribulation?
At the beginning of the tribulation period, God immediately sealed 144,000 young Jews. They are a distinct group, not the remnant. Their role is to take the gospel of the kingdom, the same gospel Jesus began in Matthew when He declared the kingdom of heaven is at hand.
Are the 144,000 Jews the same as the remnant left after the Tribulation?
No, the 144,000 sealed Jews are not the remnant left after the Tribulation. They are a totally different group. God seals these 144,000 young Jews at the beginning of the Tribulation, and they preach the gospel of the kingdom, while the surviving remnant is a separate group.