Which Old Testament passages describe the earthly kingdom and Christ's reign as King of Kings?
The earthly kingdom and Christ's reign as King of Kings are described in Old Testament passages such as Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, and Isaiah 11. These passages speak of a glorious kingdom established on earth after Christ's Second Coming, where He rules and reigns as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
Les teaches that after the seven years of tribulation, divided into three and a half and three and a half, Christ returns at His Second Coming. He comes to the Mount of Olives, and His feet will stand there according to Zechariah, and He sets up this glorious Kingdom on earth. Les explains that all the Old Testament speaks of it as on the earth; Zechariah 14, Daniel 2, Isaiah 11, and others speak of this glorious Kingdom on earth, over which He will rule and reign as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. This kingship is over Israel, the rejuvenated earth, and all in His domain, while members of the Body of Christ are uniquely under Christ's headship as joint heirs.
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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.