Heavenly Celebration

 

    The people will worship God after justice has been served.  God knows us.  He is our creature.  He knows how we suffer.  In the end He understands what the people will go through, so He will welcome the followers of Jesus into Heaven.  There we will be blessed in a way we were experienced on Earth.  We know this will happen because God is always true to His Word.  

    It is humbling, so we will celebrate salvation, glory, and God's power.  That is why we need to hold onto our testimony now.  No matter how hard it may be, we need to tell the world how Jesus changed our lives.  We need to try to explain how the Holy Spirit living within us changes us because it is here that righteousness and purity are rewarded.  His judgment is right and true.  That is why we will not be the only ones worshipping God.  The 24 elders and four creatures will celebrate too.

    In Heaven there is a white horse and it's rider is called Faithful and True.  He judges and makes war with justice.  His eyes are fiery and he has many crowns.  His robe drips with blood and has "King of Kings and Lord of Lords" written on it.  His name is called the Word of God.  The word in his mouth is sharp so he can strike nations and rule them with an iron rod.  He contains the fierce anger of God that tramples the people.  

    Heaven's armies followed the Word of God.  They rode whites horses and wore pure white linen.  They strike down nations along with the Word of God.

    An angel stands in the sun gathering people to God.  He is reaping Christians to make sure they end up in Heaven.  We have to trust that he will not miss one soul.  The war is over and it is time for all of us to celebrate.  It starts with a great feast.  

    The beast was captured along with the false prophet and all the people that followed them.  They no longer have their pride, arrogance, or confidence.  All hope is lost to them.  They will all die and their souls will live eternity in a fiery lake of burning sulfur.  The pain, smell, and heat can only be imagined and not more than a few seconds.  I can't imagine an eternity of it.

Revelations 19