The Day of the Lord Zechariah 14:1-7
Zechariah 14 begins with the following declaration: “Behold, the day of the LORD cometh” (v. 1). To understand the significance of this declaration, we must observe several facts. First, the expression the Day of the Lord refers to God’s special intervention into world events to judge His enemies, accomplish His purpose for history, and thereby demonstrate who He is—the sovereign God ofGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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The Jews will recognize Jesus as the Messiah. But will they have the mark of the beast in their foreheads?
Or are these Jews condemned to eternal darkness. If they are to be saved, how can that be?
Or are these Jews that don’t have the mark of the beast, and have not decided to be believers in Christ?
The scripture makes it clear that we are saved by Grace through faith, not based on ethnic background. For anyone, Jews included, to be saved we must be born again. Without that, we are condemned. Anyone who receives the mark can never be redeemed. Yeshua will redeem all of his sheep, who have been sealed with the Holy Spirit.