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The Return of Yehovah God

and His Messiah!

Down through the centuries most Christians have read -- and reread -- the verses
in Revelation 19 thinking they portray the figure of a glorified Christ returning in
great power to rule this earth. Some, pointing to Revelation 14:14, claim this
verse refers to a "pre-Advent" return of Christ to gather the elect and return to
heaven with them to await the prophesied return to earth presented in Revelation
19. Are these scenarios true? Does Revelation 19 really depict the return of
Christ, or has the so-called "Christian" world been led astray once again by the
master deceiver, Satan? It will, without a doubt, shock many to realize that the
great climatic, awe-inspiring, mind-blowing event of the end of man's rule on
this earth will be THE RETURN OF YEHOVAH GOD'S SHEKINAH GLORY
to rule this earth from a newly constructed Temple in Jerusalem!

John D. Keyser

Several years ago I wrote an article entitled, The "Second Coming" of YEHOVAH, in
which I explained that Revelation 19 pictures the return of YEHOVAH God to this earth, while
Revelation 14 pictures the return of Yeshua the Messiah. This is not altogether true. While it is a
fact that Revelation 19 does indeed picture the return of YEHOVAH God, Revelation 14 does not
strictly refer to the return of Yeshua as such -- but to the work he does immediately upon his
return.

At the time of writing I didn't clearly see that the actual return of Yeshua is fully pictured
in Revelation 10:1-7. This article will correct that misconception and provide a fascinating, new
understanding of the book of Revelation as revealed to the apostle John in the latter part of the first
century.

The Shekinah Glory

In Revelation 21:22, the phrase "glory of God" in The Kingdom Interlinear Translation
of the Greek Scriptures is rendered "God's SH'KHINAH" in the Jewish New Testament --
notice!

I saw no temple in the city, for ADONAI [YEHOVAH], God of heaven's armies, is its
Temple, as is the Lamb [Christ]. The city has no need for the sun or the moon to shine on
it, because GOD'S SH'KHINAH gives it light, and its lamp is the Lamb (Jewish New
Testament).

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