The 200 Million Saints of God and Their Prophecy Role

Within the Christian eschatological framework, the saints of God are individuals who diligently adhere to all of God's commandments. A key aspect of their faith involves observing the seventh-day Sabbath, demonstrating unwavering patience, and showcasing the faith of Jesus. This stands in stark contrast to those who worship the beast and his image, accepting the mark of the beast on their forehead or hand, as detailed in Revelation 13:16-17.

These saints of God number around 200 million souls and are destined to play a significant role as prophets. This responsibility begins with a mission to prophesy to the nations, and spans 1260 days, which is described in Revelation 10:10-11, Revelation 12:6, and Revelation 14:6-7. It is implied that everyone will be involved in this prophecy, as the Temple measurement spans 200 million, and the golden altar covers a third of the world's population.

Their prophetic activities can be symbolically understood as wearing a breastplate of three colors. One of these colors represents the tribe of Joseph, symbolizing their reward and a sign of divine favor. The other two colors signify fire and sulfur, indicating their willingness to endure tribulation in the coming 42 months.

Chapter 14 outlines the 7-year period into three main events:

The first 1260 days: Mission to prophesy to the nations as per Matthew 24:14. The fall of Babylon the Great, symbolizing the World Wide Web in a one-hour job for God. The 42 bitter months, a period of intense persecution.

A separate group, known as 'the great crowd,' is also intertwined in this narrative. These individuals, numbering a third of the world, benefit from God's mercy due to their true repentance and are saved by the blood of Christ, as stated in John 3:14. Significantly, the great crowd may very well represent the twelfth tribe of the spiritual Israel, mirroring the story of Rachel and Benjamin from the biblical narrative. Despite being initially condemned, the great crowd is unexpectedly saved, showcasing God's mercy.

The role of the prophecy and the participation of the 200 million saints, and the great crowd in this prophetic mission, is a testament to the enduring faith and the miraculous intervention of God in human history. This elucidates the broader eschatological view and the transformative power of divine intervention in the lives of believers.

For further understanding and insights, readers may refer to the works of Luc Lajoie, author of Elie That Comes – Apocalypse Revealed.

Key Takeaways:

The roles of the 200 million saints and the 'great crowd' in the prophetic activities. The significance of the 1260 day prophecy and the fall of Babylon the Great. The symbolic meaning behind the breastplate and the colors of the great crowd.