Will Christ's Kingdom ever be destroyed or pass away?
No. Christ's Kingdom is eternal and everlasting; it shall not pass away, and it shall not be destroyed. Though He establishes it visibly on earth as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, its dominion continues beyond the thousand years into eternity.
Les explains that this kingdom is first granted as a spiritual kingdom, with Grace Age believers' citizenship in Heaven and translated into the Kingdom of His dear Son now located in Heaven. When God the Son leaves Heaven and brings the Heavenly Kingdom with Him to set up the earthly Kingdom, believers will be with Him and be part and parcel of that Kingdom. It will then become a visible, viable, governmental, political kingdom when He becomes King of Kings and Lord of Lords, and all people, nations, and languages serve Him. His dominion, when He enters the Kingdom, is not just for the thousand years Revelation teaches, but goes on into eternity. It is an eternal, everlasting Kingdom that shall not pass away and shall not be destroyed.
And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him: his dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed.
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Will Christ's kingdom last only a thousand years?
When Christ enters the Kingdom, His dominion will not be limited to a thousand years but will continue on into eternity.