In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He [Jesus Christ -Yeshua] was in the beginning with God.

THE GREAT WHITE THRONE

The Great White Throne of judgment will take place at the end of the Millennium. Satan will be released upon the earth for the final battle between good and evil. God will defeat Satan and cast him into the lake of fire for eternity where the Antichrist and the False Prophet have been for 1,000 years since the battle of Armageddon. All of those who rebelled against God since the time of Adam will take part in the second resurrection, the resurrection of the dead. This is the resurrection of the condemned. This judgment has nothing to do with determining salvation. The saved have already taken part in the first resurrection. They have been judged by Christ for their rewards. At the Great White Throne, both great and small will be judged according to their evil deeds and God will determine their degree of punishment in hell. They along with all the demons will be cast into the lake of fire for eternity. The Book of Revelation (20:11-15) reveals that the current earth and heavens will not exist at the time of the Great White Throne Judgment. Those who are in hell and those who died in sin during the Millennium will be resurrected and judged at a place God does not reveal.

After the Millennium age, God will destroy the heavens and the earth by fire and make anew. From His heavenly domain, God will also bring a New Jerusalem down from heaven for the church, which is the bride of Christ. The New Jerusalem will not be located on earth. Its dimensions will be approximately the size of earth's moon. The saints who occupy the New Jerusalem will be the church age saints, those who were saved during the age of grace. This is the period between the resurrection of Christ and the rapture of the body of believers. We are living in this period today. Almighty God and The Lamb of God, who is Jesus Christ, the Messiah, will dwell among Their people for eternity with the perfection God intended since the original creation of the heavens and the earth.