According to Isaiah 24, will there be survivors of the Tribulation?
Yes. Isaiah chapter 24 speaks of a few survivors who will actually survive the horrible events of the seven-year Tribulation. From those survivors, a percentage will have heard the Gospel from the 144,000, become believers, and be ready for the Kingdom, while those who rejected the Gospel will be removed.
Les teaches that Isaiah chapter 24 shows a few survivors who will actually survive the horrible events of the seven-year Tribulation. These survivors will go into the Kingdom, but only believers will enter; no unbelievers will be in the Kingdom. From those survivors, a percentage will have heard the Gospel from the 144,000, become believers, and be ready for the Kingdom, while the survivors who rejected the Gospel from the 144,000 will be removed from the scene. Earlier, the remnant of Jews was pictured as fleeing the Jerusalem area at the midpoint into the mountains to the southeast. Jesus depicted this same separation in Matthew 25, when He separated the sheep from the goats, and those were all Gentiles, with no Jews involved in that judgment.