How does Christ's role change at the Great White Throne?
At the Great White Throne, Christ transitions from benevolent Savior to stern, righteous, fair, and just Judge. All unbelievers of the ages are brought before Him there, with no chance for salvation. This judgment occurs after the thousand years, while Satan, the antichrist, and the false prophet are already in the lake of fire.
Les teaches that the Great White Throne follows the thousand-year kingdom. By then Satan, the antichrist, and the false prophet are already in the lake of fire, having been sent there without appearing before the Judge. At the Great White Throne, all unbelievers of the ages are brought before Christ the Judge. Les explains that no chance for salvation remains because Christ is no longer the benevolent Savior; He is the stern, righteous, fair, and just Judge. The lost are dealt with beginning from Genesis chapter 3 onward, and Les starts with Cain as the first lost person.
And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them.
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Is there any chance of salvation at the Great White Throne judgment?
At the Great White Throne there is no chance for salvation because Christ is no longer the benevolent Savior but is the stern, righteous, fair, and just Judge.
When does the Great White Throne judgment occur?
The Great White Throne judgment takes place after the thousand years have been finished and after the antichrist, Satan, and the false prophet have already been cast into the lake of fire.