Who are the elect of God in the end times?
The elect of God in the end times are a group of Jews, an escaping remnant fleeing from Jerusalem to the mountains, whom God supernaturally escorts and preserves. Revelation 12 depicts this remnant, paralleling Israel's exodus from Egypt. God also supernaturally sets apart the 144,000 Jews, 12,000 from each tribe.
Les explains that the elect of God in the end times are Jews, specifically an escaping remnant fleeing from Jerusalem down to the mountains. They will be supernaturally escorted, and this matches Revelation chapter 12. He compares it to Israel coming out of Egypt, when Pharaoh's army pursued them and God intervened supernaturally. Les teaches that once the seven-year period starts, when the man signs the treaty with Israel and the Middle Eastern nations, the supernatural will become commonplace. He also points to the two witnesses and the 144,000 Jews, 12,000 from each of the 12 tribes, as supernatural events. God will know their tribes and set them apart, just as He preserves this remnant.