After they have rejected their king, how does God respond to the nations in the Old Testament prophetic program?
After Israel rejected their king, God speaks to the nations of the world not in love, mercy, and grace, but in His wrath. He vexes them in His sore displeasure, pouring out all wrath and vexation during the Tribulation, as graphically described in the book of Revelation.
Les teaches that in the outline of the Old Testament prophetic program, after Israel rejected their king, God will speak to the nations of the world—not in love, mercy, and grace, but in His wrath. He will vex them in His sore displeasure. Les explains that God will pour out all the wrath and vexation He can possibly place during what we know as the Tribulation, which is described so graphically in the book of Revelation. This follows the pattern that when Israel was rejecting everything, the fulfillment was pushed into the future, including the derision now seen in our own day.