Friday, February 20 He will separate people one from another.​—Matt. 25:32.

[Helen Highwater]

Friday, February 20

He will separate people one from another.—Matt. 25:32.

 

Will all who die during the events of the great tribulation be destroyed forever with no hope of a resurrection? The Scriptures make it clear that outright opposers whom Jehovah and his forces will destroy at Armageddon will not be resurrected. (2 Thess. 1:6-10) But what about others, for example, who may die from natural causes, from accidents, or at the hand of other humans? (Eccl. 9:11; Zech. 14:13) Could some of these people be among the “unrighteous” who will be resurrected in the new world? (Acts 24:15) We simply do not know. But we do know several things about future events. For example, we know that at Armageddon, people will be dealt with on the basis of how they have treated Christ’s brothers. (Matt. 25:40) And those judged as sheep will have shown their support for the anointed and for Christ.—Rev. 12:17. w24.05 10-11 ¶9-11

[dljbsp]

We do not know every detail about Jehovah’s future judgments. And that is not a weakness in our faith. It is a test of it.

[cricket246]

My mind doesn't quite work as it should, apologies, but does this mean that there can be accidental deaths at Armageddon or will only those serving Jehovah be protected?