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23/08/2026

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21/08/2026

Season 1 Episode 7 / 8 with Rev Simon Shiveka

EPISODE 7 RECAP | THE SHEEP NATIONS & THE WHITE-ROBED MULTITUDE

What is the difference between the Sheep Nations in Matthew 25 and the great multitude in white robes in Revelation 7?

In Episode 7, Rev. Simon Shiveka takes us deeper into one of the most misunderstood areas of biblical prophecy—the salvation of the nations and God's unfolding purpose for the 70 nations connected to Babel.

The teaching traces how God's prophetic program moves from judgment to restoration, showing how the nations ultimately come back into God's purpose.

Key Highlights

• The Entry Exam of the Nations

In Matthew 25, the judgment of the sheep and goat nations is presented within Israel's prophetic program and is different from the grace-faith message given to the Body of Christ.

The nations are judged according to their works and righteousness, specifically by how they treated Christ's brethren—the faithful remnant of Israel—during the Tribulation, when they are persecuted, destitute, and under severe global pressure.

The response of the nations to Israel becomes the basis of their judgment.

• Activating the Abrahamic Covenant

This judgment connects directly with the promise given to Abraham:

📖 "I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee." — Genesis 12:3 (KJV)

The nations that bless and assist Abraham's seed receive blessing, while those who curse or refuse to help them face judgment.

The earthly judgment of the nations therefore becomes part of the fulfillment of the Abrahamic covenant.

• The Sealing of the 144,000

Before the winds of judgment are released upon the earth, God seals 144,000 from the tribes of Israel (Revelation 7).

They are not presented as the entire harvest of Israel, but as firstfruits—a faithful remnant set apart for God's prophetic purpose.

Their sealing represents God's ownership and governmental authority as they participate in carrying the light of God's Kingdom message to the nations.

• The Gospel of the Kingdom Is Recommissioned

During the present dispensation, the Gospel of the Kingdom is not the message through which God is presently building the Body of Christ.

But the prophetic program resumes.

In Revelation 10, John receives the little book from the mighty angel. After eating it, he is told:

📖 "Thou must prophesy again before many peoples, and nations, and tongues, and kings." — Revelation 10:11 (KJV)

The command to "prophesy again" points to the recommissioning of the Kingdom message to the nations, fulfilling the prophetic declaration of Matthew 24:14.

• The Antidote to Babel — The White-Robed Multitude

Then we arrive at one of the most powerful pictures in Revelation 7.

John sees a great multitude that no man could number, from every nation, kindred, people, and tongue, standing before the throne clothed in white robes.

They cry out:

📖 "Salvation to our God which sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb." — Revelation 7:10 (KJV)

This multitude represents the remarkable outcome of God's prophetic dealings with the nations.

At Babel in Genesis 11, the nations were scattered and given over to the worship of false gods. In Revelation, we see the prophetic reversal—the nations gathered before the true God and the Lamb.

What was scattered at Babel is ultimately brought back into God's purpose.

Episode 7 takes us through the prophetic journey from Babel to blessing, from scattering to gathering, and from rebellion to worship.

Understanding the Sheep Nations, the 144,000, the recommissioned Gospel of the Kingdom, and the white-robed multitude helps us see the larger picture of God's purpose for Israel and the nations.

Continue following the series as we chronologically unfold the Scriptures and discover God's plan for the nations.

Watch full sermon here >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdcZwYPDkNc&t=23s

20/08/2026

There are people who have never heard the message of God's grace. That is why we cannot simply sit back. Someone has to carry the message. Someone has to speak. Someone has to make Christ known.

“How shall they hear without a preacher?”
— Romans 10:14

The Word of God has given us something to share. A Scripture, a conversation, an invitation, or a simple gospel message can give someone an opportunity to hear about Jesus Christ.

“For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men.”
— Titus 2:11

This is not a temporary challenge. Making Christ known is a lifetime commission.

Take what God has placed in your hands and use it. Share the Word. Tell someone about His grace. Point someone to Jesus Christ.

Don't just sit back. MAKE CHRIST KNOWN.

— Rev. Simon Shiveka

20/08/2026

There is a message that should never remain silent.
The Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Revelation 7:14 gives us a picture of a multitude standing before the Lamb:

“These are they which came out of great tribulation, and have washed their robes, and made them white in the blood of the Lamb.”

The Word of God should not only be something we read on Sunday. Let the Word become your song, your message, your conversation, and your ministry.

If a Scripture has blessed you, share it.
If God has opened your understanding, tell someone.
If the Gospel has reached you, make Christ known.

Paul asks:

“And how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher?”
— Romans 10:14

Someone has to tell them.
Someone has to carry the message.
Someone has to give another person an opportunity to hear.
And that person can be you.

You don't need a large platform. You can start with what is already in your hands. A Scripture. A message. A gospel tract. A conversation. An invitation.

Never underestimate a simple act of faithfulness. You may speak to someone today and never know the full impact of those words.

The Gospel is not a message about how good we are. It is about what God has freely provided through Jesus Christ.

“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.”
— Romans 6:23

And Scripture reminds us:

“For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth.”
— Romans 1:16

THIS IS OUR LIFETIME COMMISSION

Don't make this a one-week challenge.
Don't make it a one-month commitment.

Make it a way of life.

As long as God gives you breath, look for opportunities to make Christ known.

Turn Scripture into a conversation.
Turn truth into a testimony.
Turn an opportunity into an invitation.
Put the message into someone's hands.
Tell people about the grace of God.

Jesus said:

“Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.”
— Mark 16:15

We cannot control who will believe, but we can faithfully carry the message.

Somewhere around you is someone who has never heard what you already know.

Don't just sit back.

MAKE CHRIST KNOWN.

— Rev. Simon Shiveka

20/08/2026

The Word of God is not meant to remain with us. We have a responsibility to make Christ known and to give others an opportunity to hear the Gospel.
“For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men.”
— Titus 2:11

15/08/2026

16th August 2026 - Season 1 Episode 7
with Rev Simon Shiveka
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In Episode 7, we continue our journey through God's prophetic progr...

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