Yes—God will sovereignly protect the Jewish remnant by leading them to a prepared wilderness refuge, sustaining them for three and a half years, and destroying the Antichrist's pursuing army.
Les Feldick teaches that the remnant who heed Jesus' warning in Matthew 24 will flee from Jerusalem to the mountains southeast of Jerusalem, where God has prepared a place for them. Just as God delivered Israel from Pharaoh and cared for them in the wilderness, He will provide for, insulate, and supernaturally escort this remnant until Christ returns.
Matthew 24:16 — Jesus directly commands those in Judea to flee to the mountains when the abomination of desolation appears—this is the initial flight of the remnant.
Revelation 12:6 — Shows the woman being given a wilderness place prepared by God and nourished for 1,260 days—the same three and a half years Les teaches.
Exodus 19:4 — God's eagle-wing imagery from the Exodus is the pattern Les says is repeated as God escorts the remnant to safety.
In Matthew 24, Jesus warns that when the abomination of desolation spoken of by Daniel appears, those in Judea are to flee to the mountains. He also says that if those days were not shortened, no flesh would be saved, but for the elect's sake those days will be shortened. Revelation 12 portrays the woman being given the two wings of a great eagle and fleeing into the wilderness, to a place prepared by God, where she is nourished for 1,260 days. This imagery echoes Exodus 19:4, where God tells Israel that He bare them on eagles' wings and brought them to Himself. In the Exodus, Israel's escape from Egypt led to the destruction of Pharaoh's pursuing army at the Red Sea.
Les Feldick teaches that the group Jesus describes in Matthew 24 is the 'escaping remnant' of Israel—a percentage of Jews, not the whole nation. They heed Christ's warning and flee from Jerusalem to the mountains southeast of Jerusalem, which he suggests is likely the ancient city of Petra in the mountains of Moab. He connects this directly to Revelation 12, where the woman is given eagle's wings and a wilderness refuge prepared by God. The remnant is supernaturally escorted for the final three and a half years of the Tribulation. Just as God provided for Israel in the desert for forty years, He will feed, clothe, shelter, and insulate this remnant from the ravages of the Tribulation. Les emphasizes that these Jews flee in unbelief—they recognize a power beyond themselves but do not yet recognize Christ as God the Son. Even so, God protects them sovereignly. Les also draws the Exodus parallel: just as Pharaoh sent his army to destroy Israel and God destroyed that army, the Antichrist will send an army after the escaping Jews, and God will destroy it. When Christ returns at His second coming, this remnant—which Les estimates could be several hundred thousand or more—will finally recognize Him and be saved.
Les says they flee to the mountains south and east of Jerusalem; he calls this the 'escaping remnant,' not the whole nation. God has prepared a place for them there, according to Revelation 12, and they will be supernaturally escorted. Les suggests the refuge may be the mountains of Moab, likely the ancient city of Petra.
Les teaches that God will feed the remnant just as He fed Israel in the wilderness, and their clothes and shoes will not wear out. God will insulate them from the horrible events of the final three and a half years. This care corresponds to the 1,260 days of Revelation 12:6.
Les draws a direct parallel to the Exodus: Pharaoh sent his armies and chariots to destroy Israel, and God stopped him at the Red Sea. The Antichrist will do the same thing, sending an armed force after the escaping Jews. But God will destroy that army, just as He destroyed the Egyptians.
Les stresses that the remnant goes out in unbelief. They recognize the God of heaven and that there is a power beyond them, but they do not yet recognize Christ as God the Son. God protects them anyway, and when they see Christ returning at the Second Coming, this group will finally recognize Him and be saved.
Les teaches that Jesus' statement about shortening those days means the three and a half years will not run even an hour longer than planned. If it went on for even 24 or 48 hours, no flesh would be saved. For the elect's sake, it ends right on schedule.
Elect Remnant Escorted Supernaturally
Les identifies the escaping remnant of Jews fleeing Jerusalem as the elect of God and says they will be supernaturally escorted, as pictured in Revelation 12; the final three and a half years will end exactly on schedule so they survive.
God Prepares a Place and Feeds the Remnant
Les teaches that the Godhead prepares a place for the remnant and feeds them for 1,260 days—three and a half years—just as God provided for Israel in the wilderness.
Flight to the Southeast Mountains
Les shows from Matthew 24 that the remnant in Judea is told to flee to the mountains southeast of Jerusalem, where God will protect them supernaturally for the last three and a half years.
Providential Escort Not Touched or Harmed
Les says the remnant will be providentially escorted and protected so nothing or anyone can touch or harm them for three and a half years, just as God sovereignly destroyed the Egyptians.
Refuge in Moab/Petra, Provision Like the Wilderness
Les suggests the refuge is in the mountains of Moab, probably ancient Petra, where God will protect even unbelieving Jews and supply everything as He did for Israel for forty years in the wilderness.
Protected in Unbelief Until Christ Returns
Les stresses that the remnant Jews flee in unbelief—they do not recognize Christ—yet God protects them for three and a half years; at the Second Coming they will recognize Christ and be saved.
Remembering Jesus' Warning and Fleeing
Les says the escaping remnant will remember Jesus' warning in Matthew 24 and flee to the mountains, where God will feed them as He did Israel in the wilderness under Moses.
Antichrist's Pursuing Army Destroyed
Les compares the remnant's flight to Israel leaving Egypt: the Antichrist sends an army to destroy them, but God destroys that army—just as Pharaoh's army was destroyed at the Red Sea.
Matthew 24:16: Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains:
This is the specific evacuation command Jesus gives immediately after mentioning the abomination of desolation.
Matthew 24:22: And except those days should be shortened, there should no flesh be saved: but for the elect's sake those days shall be shortened.
Shows why the tribulation cannot run even hours past its appointed end—God cuts it off exactly on schedule to preserve the elect remnant.
Revelation 12:6: And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there a thousand two hundred and threescore days.
Revelation's description of the woman being nourished in a God-prepared wilderness place for 1,260 days, which Les applies to the escaping remnant.
Revelation 12:14: And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent.
Les uses this eagle-wing imagery to parallel God's Exodus protection and show the divine escape of the remnant from the Antichrist.
Exodus 19:4: Ye have seen what I did unto the Egyptians, and how I bare you on eagles' wings, and brought you unto myself.
God's own description of the Exodus deliverance, which Les says is repeated for the remnant in the Tribulation.
Deuteronomy 29:5: And I have led you forty years in the wilderness: your clothes are not waxen old upon you, and thy shoe is not waxen old upon thy foot.
Les draws on this wilderness-care pattern to explain how God will provide clothing and shoes for the remnant without wearing out.
Les Feldick teaches they flee to the mountains southeast of Jerusalem, likely the mountains of Moab and the ancient city of Petra. God has prepared that place and will protect them there for the final three and a half years.
No. Les stresses they flee in unbelief: they recognize a higher power but do not yet recognize Christ as God the Son. God protects them sovereignly, and at Christ's Second Coming they finally recognize Him and are saved.
Les says the Antichrist will send an army after the escaping remnant, just as Pharaoh sent chariots after Israel. God will destroy that army, preserving the remnant safe.
God will protect and feed the remnant for 1,260 days—three and a half years—ending exactly on schedule. Jesus said the days are shortened for the elect's sake so that no flesh would be lost.
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