Whose flesh will the scavenger birds eat at the supper of the great God?
At the supper of the great God, scavenger birds will eat the flesh of kings, captains, mighty men, horses and those sitting on them, and the flesh of all men, both free and bond, both small and great. This great conflagration falls upon assembled armies, especially in the Middle East, cleansing the earth.
Les explains that the fowls flying in the midst of heaven are not in the throne room but are birds in our atmosphere. They are summoned to gather for the supper of the great God to eat the flesh of kings, captains, mighty men, horses and those who sit on them, and all men, free and bond, small and great. This great conflagration falls upon assembled armies, especially in the Middle East. These birds of prey and scavengers bring a cleansing effect, preparing the earth for the soon appearance of the kingdom. All the Old Testament speaks of this event when scavenger birds feast on gathered armies, which is why it is called the supper of the great God. Les also notes a report that a major Middle Eastern scavenger bird normally lays two eggs but now lays four, multiplying at almost double the normal rate, though he takes such claims with a grain of salt.