Samson's New Day

This volume presents a plausible picture of the future kingdom of Jesus Christ on earth (and in new heaven as well).

While resurrected servants of Christ will live and rule on earth among a population of natural survivors, another world in an unseen dimension is home to Raptured servants in glorified bodies. This "new heaven" is a created world synchronized with earth during the millennium-not the timeless heaven of the Creator. Its residents are similar to angels in their ability to descend to earth and return to heaven on a daily basis. Their bodies were not resurrected, because they never tasted death. They are essential to the setting up of the Kingdom because they are familiar with the modern world and require neither food nor shelter.

The Jerusalem-based theocracy is to be administered by both resurrected and glorified servants, but there is an interim period during which the infrastructure of civilization is being rebuilt. During that time, resurrections are staged in an orderly manner according to the availability of food, shelter, and employment suitable to each generation.

At the end of the millennial age, after the final judgment, resurrected life rises to glory in new heaven where the saints of all ages unite in the presence of Christ and absence of evil. Eliminating evil, by the way, is the purpose of it all: answering Satan's argument and thereby abolishing rebellion without abolishing us all.

If you are brave, come, leave your sentimental songs behind and experience what heaven might actually be like.

This book is the sequel to the The Day and the Hour series and The Days Afterward. Those volumes are prerequisites if you want to catch all of the scriptural amplifications in this one.