Which Old Testament passages speak of Christ's glorious kingdom on earth?
Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, and Isaiah 11 are specifically named, along with the broader testimony of the Old Testament, as passages that speak of Christ's glorious kingdom on earth, where He will rule and reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Les explains that all the Old Testament speaks of this kingdom as being on the earth. He specifically names Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, and Isaiah 11 as passages that describe this glorious Kingdom on earth, over which Christ will rule and reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. This follows the seven-year tribulation, which he divides into two three-and-a-half-year periods, and the Second Coming, when Christ returns to the Mount of Olives, His feet standing there according to Zechariah, and sets up that kingdom. He notes Christ's kingship is over Israel, the rejuvenated earth, and all in His domain, including the Kingdom of God in which the Kingdom of Heaven operates, while members of the Body of Christ are joint heirs under His headship.
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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.