I don't disagree with a future mass salvation for Jews. It will come after the Gentile world is saved. But, it will come under the new covenant.
It's as I said: you don't really understand the book of Revelation. It is about the destruction of a covenant, the execution
of covenant sanctions, and the institution of a new covenant to move forward. Until one understands this, they will be bogged down with every little detail and miss the forest for the trees.
The shame is, people miss the utter brilliance of God.
The shame is that YOU miss the ENTIRE brillance of God.
Revelation 7 details the restoration of Israel by identifying
144,000 sealed individuals from the
twelve tribes of Israel, symbolizing the
full number of Israelites saved and representing the
faithful remnant restored within the Church under the twelve apostles. This group serves as a protected remnant during the end times, contrasting with the persecuted Gentile churches and highlighting Israel's unique status in God's eschatological plan.
Revelation 11 describes the
two witnesses ministering for
42 months (3.5 years) before being killed by the
Antichrist and resurrected after 3.5 days, marking a pivotal moment in
Israel’s protection during the great tribulation. This event precedes the
bowl judgments and the gathering of nations at
Armageddon, where Christ returns as
Israel’s king to defend His people and destroy the attacking armies.
The restoration culminates in
Revelation 19-20, where Christ reigns as king in
Zion during the
millennial kingdom, fulfilling the promise that
Israel will be saved (Romans 11:26). This era of restoration involves the spiritual awakening and geographical regathering of Israel, leading to the establishment of the
New Jerusalem (Revelation 21:10), where the restored people of God dwell in eternal righteousness.