Where does the Old Testament say Christ's kingdom will be?
The Old Testament consistently locates Christ's kingdom on the earth. After the tribulation, at His Second Coming, He comes to the Mount of Olives and sets up a glorious earthly Kingdom. Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, and Isaiah 11 all speak of this Kingdom on earth, where He rules as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Les explains that after the seven years of tribulation—divided three and a half and three and a half—Christ returns at the Second Coming. He comes to the Mount of Olives, and His feet will stand there according to Zechariah. He then sets up this glorious Kingdom on earth. Les emphasizes that all the Old Testament speaks of it as on the earth, citing Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, and Isaiah 11. These passages speak of the glorious Kingdom on earth over which He will rule and reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. During the thousand years, His kingship is over the nation of Israel, over the rejuvenated earth, and over everything in His domain, including the Kingdom of God in which the Kingdom of Heaven operates.
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Where in the Bible is the future earthly kingdom graphically described?
Isaiah 11 contains graphic descriptions of the future kingdom on earth.