A Scriptural Examination of Biblical Prophecy, the Kingdom of God, and the Events Surrounding the Return of the Messiah.

Eschatology—the study of the “time of the end” and the “last days”—has long been the subject of debate within Christendom. Over centuries, interpretations of biblical prophecy have often become intertwined with institutional traditions and doctrinal assumptions that obscure the testimony of Scripture itself.

This study re-examines key prophetic passages found throughout the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament, giving particular attention to the Kingdom of God, the identity of the 144,000, the great multitude, and the sequence of events surrounding the return of the Messiah. Drawing upon prophetic symbolism, scriptural chronology, and historical context, the work seeks to allow Scripture to interpret Scripture, independent of denominational frameworks.

Rather than speculative theology, the purpose of this work is careful examination—encouraging readers to reconsider the prophetic record and the promises concerning the restoration of the earth and the fulfillment of God’s purposes through his Messiah.