What will believers do for the 144,000 Jews during the closing day of the tribulation?
During the closing days of the tribulation, believers who have heard the gospel from the 144,000 Jews, having entered a new relationship and survived, will minister to the needs of those Jewish witnesses. This service fulfills Jesus’ words about doing it unto the least of His brethren, referring to the 144,000.
Les explains that during the closing day of the tribulation, believers who have heard the gospel from the 144,000 Jews will minister to their needs. This is because those believers have a new relationship and have survived. Jesus’ statement, “inasmuch as you have done it unto the least of these My brethren,” refers to the 144,000 Jews, since no one is a brethren of Jesus except the Jew. When the goats, the unbelievers, ask when they did not do this, He answers the same way, and they are taken off the scene.