​​“He that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved” Matthew 24:13​​
 

The word remnant in Hebrew is sheerith and in Greek leimma. Biblically, a remnant represents the remaining small portion of God's people who  survive living righteously  in the midst of a period of God's judgment against wickedness and a time of widespread unbelief and unfaithfulness to God.

 

This theme is carried along throughout Genesis to Revelation where God preserves only those who have remained faithful to Him. God also  promises future restoration for remnants who have survived a painful periods of suffering, persecution, and hardship. 

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• Remnants love, honor, fear, and obey God, forever seeking His Divine Wisdom and will.

• Remnants understand the Last Days and  how it applies to this generation

• Remnants understand  this world is not our home, our final destination is in heaven

• Remnants realize how much more important it is to get through the narrow gate (Matt. 7:13-14) to be saved, and caught up with Jesus when he comes in his glory, than anything this world could offer. 

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OLD TESTAMENT REMNANTS

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Genesis 6-9 

• Noah and family survive a flood that wiped out every living thing  on the face of the earth except those God preserved inside the ark. Noah and his offspring survived because Noah was the only righteous man on the earth.

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​Isaiah 37:31

A remnant from the House of Judah survives the Assyrian oppression.

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Micah 5:7

• Prophet Micah declares that a remnant of Jacob will be amongst the nations.​

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Daniel 12:1-3 

• • God tells Daniel what it will be like and who will survive in the End  Times. ​​

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NEW TESTAMENT REMNANTS

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Remnants are those who by grace to receive salvation by their faith in Christ Jesus the Son of God regardless of their race or nationality, They are aware of the future events that will occur during the Last Days and look forward the Christ's Second Coming.  ​​

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Jesus Warns of Last Days

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• Matthew 24:4-8 -Signs of End Times

• Matthew 24:9-14 -Persecution

• Matthew 24:15-22-Great Tribulation

• Matthew 24:29-31-Jesus’ Final Return 

• Matthew 24:36-44–No One Knows When

• Luke 21:11-Natural Disasters ​

• Revelations 12:17- This scripture describes the great dragon (Satan) becoming furious with the woman (symbolizing God's people, the Church) and going to wage war against the "remnant of her seed"– those who obey God's commands and hold to the testimony of Jesus Christ, The seed represents that of Eve in the Garden of Eden. Genesis 3:15.

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