Why will the survivors of the kingdom age become the progenitors of the nations at the end of the thousand years?
The survivors of the kingdom age, identified as Gentiles in Matthew 25, return to their original homelands. There they become the progenitors of the nations that are once again in full bloom at the end of the thousand years, before Satan is loosed to deceive them.
Les explains that after the Matthew 25 judgment, the kingdom-age survivors—Gentiles—probably return to their original homelands. As they do, they become the progenitors of the nations that are once again in full bloom at the end of the thousand years. At that point Satan is loosed from his prison, goes back to earth, and deceives those nations, gathering Gog and Magog for battle against Christ and Jerusalem. Fire from God then devours them.
And shall go out to deceive the nations which are in the four quarters of the earth, Gog and Magog, to gather them together to battle: the number of whom is as the sand of the sea.
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What happens to the nations after Satan deceives them at the end of the millennium?
In rebellion, Satan causes the deceived nations, whose number is like the sand of the sea, to gather together for battle at Jerusalem, the beloved city.