What did Les say Christ will do with the tribulation survivors in Matthew 25?
At the end of the tribulation, Christ will bring the surviving remnant before Him in Jerusalem. He will separate believers from unbelievers as sheep from goats: the sheep enter the kingdom, while the goats, having rejected the message, are told to depart.
Les teaches that at the end of the tribulation, Christ will bring all the survivors—though not many—before Him in Jerusalem. He will immediately separate the believers from the unbelievers, the sheep from the goats. To the sheep, He says that because they met the needs of His brethren, they should enter the kingdom. Their good works did not perform their salvation; rather, their salvation caused them to perform the works. To the goats, the unbelievers, He says, "Depart from me, I never knew you," because they rejected the message and had no concern for the physical needs of His servants. Les applies the same principle to society, saying the Christian community should have carried on welfare and good works from the beginning, but failed.