Yeshua's Return to Mount Sinai and Rule

So, now, just like we read before, they're going to meet. Yeshua is going to meet the Jewish people face to face at Mount Sinai. Remember what He told the Jewish people in Matthew 24: to flee to the mountains at the last three and a half years because of the bad stuff that's going to happen, so to speak. Daniel 12, Matthew 24, those scriptures. So, this is what He's going to do. He's going to meet them there again. And Ezekiel 20 goes through that very clearly.

So, in Ezekiel 20:33-36, this is what the prophet said: "As I live,' says the Lord God, 'surely with a mighty hand, with an outstretched arm, and with fury poured out, I will rule over you. I will bring you out from the peoples and gather you out of the countries where you are scattered, with a mighty hand and with an outstretched arm. I will bring you into the wilderness of the peoples, and there I will plead My case with you face to face, just as I pleaded My case with your fathers in the wilderness of the land of Egypt. So I will plead My case with you,' says the Lord."

So, again, my friends, it's very clear what He's saying. He said, "Just like I met your forefathers, your ancestors at Mount Sinai, I'm going to meet you there as well. And then I'm going to meet you face to face." Remember, Moses put over—the veil. When he came down, he put the veil over his face. And that's why it's called face to face. He's going to take the veil off their face when He meets them at Mount Sinai again.

So, again, this goes into a lot of eschatology and prophecies. He's going to come to Egypt. Isaiah 19, He rides on a cloud to Egypt, and then He goes over to Mount Sinai, and He's poured out His wrath everywhere across the world and the Middle East. But then He goes to Mount Sinai, and then Isaiah 63, He goes on the journey with Him from Sinai, the King's Highway, up to the Mount of Olives, puts His feet on there, and He starts judging the nations. After He pours out His wrath, of course.

So, again, there's a nice trajectory to understand that the Jewish people will come with Him, and whoever is with them, at Mount Sinai up to the King's Highway to the Mount of Olives to put His feet there, and the triumphal entry of the second coming events, basically, is Isaiah 63. And we'll read that here tonight. But Ezekiel 20 tells us that He's going to meet them again face to face at Mount Sinai one more time. Remember, Messiah warns the Jewish people to flee to the mountains at the midway point of the seven-year tribulation period, substantiating the prophecy of Ezekiel as He pleads His case with them face to face at Mount Sinai. The prophet correlates the Exodus event at Mount Sinai to Yeshua's second coming events, referencing one to the other, which confirms it will happen again.

This is also the primary reason Moses wrote his blessings of the 12 tribes the way that he did in Deuteronomy by testifying. And he said, "The Lord came from Sinai, and dawned on them from Seir; He shone forth from Mount Paran, and He came with ten thousand of saints; from His right hand came a fiery Torah for them." Moses is basically writing about the blessings of the tribes after Messiah's second coming events into the millennial kingdom. As he declares, "The Lord came from Sinai," which is where Messiah will come with ten thousands of saints. This clearly points to the Day of the Lord, which is when Moses' blessings will ultimately be fulfilled. Thus, the reason Moses wrote it the way that he did. Remember, whenever Moses wrote Deuteronomy 33, that was after Mount Sinai. So, he wasn't talking about Mount Sinai before that. He's talking about the future. Because Deuteronomy was written after the event of Exodus and all of these things of Mount Sinai.

So, again, He's going to meet them back again. And that's why when the scripture says what it says, "The Lord came from Sinai." It's not talking about the Exodus, the first Exodus. It's talking about the second coming events. "The Lord came from Sinai." From Seir, from Mount Paran. He's never come with ten thousand of saints before, unless we missed something. He's coming with the ten thousand saints at the second coming, not when He first met Him at Sinai from the Exodus. And then "from His right hand came a fiery Torah for them," which means the Word of God is coming with Him to put out on the nations, because He has to. He has to. It's a prerequisite to send it out to the nations, the Torah. Hello, my Christian friends.

So, again, the whole world's going to get a dose of the Father's instructions, and He's going to rule them with a rod of iron, strike the nations, and if they do not obey, it's going to be the wrath, it's going to be the fire, it's going to be no rain, and it's going to be the plague. And you can read Zechariah 14 for that. So, my friends, we have to understand proper understanding of this. That has never happened before. None of that. The blessings of Moses, Deuteronomy 33, will only happen in the millennial kingdom. Second coming, millennial kingdom. That has never happened before in history with the blessings that we just went through.