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.

Les teaches that when the tribulation period began, God immediately sealed 144,000 young Jews. He makes clear they are not the remnant but a totally different group. Their assigned work is to take the gospel of the kingdom—the same gospel Jesus began back in Matthew when He said, “the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” Les stresses this sealing happens right at the start of the tribulation, setting these 144,000 apart for that kingdom proclamation.

When did God seal the 144,000 young Jews?

At the beginning of the Tribulation period, God immediately sealed the 144,000 young Jews. The sealing occurred right as the Tribulation began, marking them as a distinct group from the remnant. They then carry the gospel of the kingdom, the same message Jesus proclaimed when He said the kingdom of heaven is at hand.