Jesus Christ, the ‘New Earth, and who judges the fallen angels
As stated by Paul in First Corinthians 6:3, the saints will judge the fallen angels. The remaining ones that will be judged, are the demons of this age, and the rest of mankind thatdid not make the rapture (first resurrection).
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Who will judge them?
Will Yeshua judge them all, or will some of them be judged by the saints?
I hope some are judged by the saints. It wouldn’t surprise me if those that did wrong to the saints, would be judged by those very saints which they did evil to. In like manner, perhaps those that befriended the saints, might also be judged by the very saint they helped, and be given mercy, and allowed to live on the New Earth.
I think it is worth noting that there are 10 days from the Day of Trumpets to Yom Kippur, which relates to 1,000 years. Five days later is the Feast of Tabernacles.
Does that relate to a 500 year duration of the White Throne Judgment? Of all the billions, and maybe trillions of souls of mankind, would all of them be judged in just one day? There is even prehistoric mankind to consider.
So, where does that leave us?
Final judgment is over, Satan and his followers are finally put away, and Yeshua now rules Heaven, and the universe, from the New Jerusalem, His new Center of Operations.
What happens next?
Contrary to popular belief, none of the saints will be in Heaven, for only the angels are there. The only places the saints would be found are in the New Jerusalem, ruling in other universes, or maybe accompanying mankind that leave the New Earth to explore and possess other worlds in this universe, which Yehovah had made for mankind.
I would think that most Jews would want to stay on Earth. Yet many gentiles would probably want to explore other regions of space. God made it so big, and so wonderful, that it should take an eternity for mankind to examine the depth of God’s imagination. It stands to reason that since there would be no death, the ever growing population would extend into outer space. First the near planets, and lastly the far away galaxies.
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