Chapter 6 THE LAST JUDGEMENT DAY

1. The End of the World Day

Many people conflate the concept of the final judgment day with the end of the world day, but these two ideas are fundamentally distinct. The “end of the world” refers to the ultimate demise of our planet, where everything on Earth, including trees, houses, humans, and even Earth itself, ceases to exist. However, it is our unwavering belief that God will prevent this day from occurring, for several compelling reasons:

• God meticulously crafted the solar system and life on Earth as part of His divine plan. Within this plan, God interwove countless lives and connected them throughout the vast universe. Consequently, it is inconceivable that God would permit the end of the world day, as it would contradict His purpose.
• Over the course of the past 4.5 billion years, God and the angels have diligently worked to create conditions conducive to human life. God’s overarching intention is to guide humanity’s intellectual and spiritual evolution, ultimately granting us the gift of immortal life. Therefore, the end of the world day contradicts God’s divine plan.
• God is a merciful and loving deity. Suffering and adversity stem from human sins rather than from God’s desire to inflict punishment. His love for humanity is steadfast, and He does not harbor hatred or seek vengeance against us. Thus, human transgressions do not provide a reason for God to unleash His wrath, obliterate humankind, or undermine His own grand design.

Throughout history, rumors and predictions have emerged regarding the end of the world, such as those in 1666 and 1999, and more recently, on December 21, 2012, which marked the conclusion of the Mayan calendar cycle. Nevertheless, as elucidated above, we firmly conclude that the end of the world will never come to pass.

2. The Last Judgment Day

The final judgment day heralds good news for all of humanity. References to this day can be found in both the Bible and the Qur’an, although these texts provide only vague descriptions of the events that transpire on this momentous occasion.

Following death, every soul will be held by God, undergoing judgment for their deeds in their previous life before embarking on their next incarnation. However, the nature of this particular judgment day is distinct from previous assessments; it is God’s ultimate judgment, devoid of distinctions based on religious or non-religious beliefs, theistic or atheistic inclinations; it is a judgment for all of humanity.

Before individuals can break free from the cycle of death and rebirth, each person must strive for personal improvement. In this regard, God places significant emphasis on two crucial factors: morality and knowledge. While both factors are equally vital, they hold differing positions in God’s evaluation on the last judgment day.

• Morality and dignity are subject to individual scrutiny, distinct from the general morality of humanity.
• Conversely, when evaluating knowledge or the level of civilization, God assesses the overall state of the world rather than individual achievements.

This distinction arises because intellect is a gift from God, provided to humans in different epochs to meet the evolving needs of humanity. In contrast, morality and dignity are products of individual efforts aimed at attaining perfection according to God’s standards.

God’s determination of the timing of the final judgment day hinges on humanity reaching a specific level of evolution and the synchronization of both intellect and morality, as dictated by God’s standards. From the outset, God and the angels have played a pivotal role in aiding our development.

In the realm of intellect, God and the angels have directly and indirectly assisted humanity in various ways, such as:

• In ancient times, the angels dispersed humankind across the globe and taught each group distinct languages to facilitate communication.
• Through revelation, God and the angels provided insights that influenced geniuses like Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev, who developed the periodic table of elements in a dream, and notable figures such as physicist-astronomer Albert Einstein and composer Ludwig Van Beethoven.

In matters of morality and dignity, God’s assistance has taken various forms, including:

• Indirectly, God guided the formation of philosophical and religious doctrines, such as Buddhism, Confucianism, Protestantism, and the teachings of great philosophers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
• By means of revelation, God inspired the prophets Abraham, Muhammad, and others to create religions like Judaism, Islam, and Caodaism.
• In a direct manner, God’s son, Jesus Christ, incarnated in human form to establish Christianity.

In summary, the final judgment day represents a pivotal moment in the spiritual evolution of humanity. It is a day when God’s judgment transcends religious boundaries, focusing on morality and knowledge, and it awaits a time when humanity achieves a harmonious balance between these facets, with divine guidance and assistance throughout history.

3. Preparation for the Last Judgment Day

The last judgment day is not predetermined by God, as it hinges on the collective evolutionary progress of humanity. Human efforts play a significant role in shaping the timing and nature of this pivotal event. The preparation and execution of the last judgment day unfold in several stages:

1. Initially, God will announce the precise date of the last judgment day to all of humankind.
2. God will allow all souls residing in heaven to incarnate into human form 18 years before the final judgment day, ensuring they mature sufficiently to participate in this momentous occasion. This process fulfills the concept of “death coming alive from the grave” to attend the final judgment day (Revelation 20:13).
3. During the waiting period leading up to the last judgment day, God will prevent both deaths and births, maintaining a temporary stasis in the human population.
4. Finally, God, Jesus Christ, and high-level angels will descend to Earth to oversee the judgment process. There are two methods by which God and the angels will arrive on Earth:
   • The first method involves God instructing scientists on Earth to create clone humans according to His specifications. When the final judgment day arrives, God, Jesus Christ, and the angels will inhabit these bodies through super brainwave technology, akin to Jesus Christ’s incarnation on Earth 2000 years ago.
   • The second method entails the angels preparing clone bodies from their original cells in outer space. When the final judgment day arrives, God, Jesus Christ, and the angels will take possession of these bodies through super brainwaves and arrive on Earth, potentially in flying saucers.
5. Methods of Judgment

During the final judgment day, it is logistically impossible for all of humanity to gather in one place to hear God’s judgment. Instead, angels will broadcast the proceedings to the entire world. Through advanced optical technology and sound manipulation, these images will be visible in the clouds (Revelation 1:7).

On this day, God will pass judgment on every soul, from those experiencing their first life to those who have undergone hundreds of lifetimes. All souls will be granted an equal opportunity for judgment. This concept is reminiscent of the “Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard” (New Testament, Matthew 20:1–15), where each working hour symbolizes a lifetime.

Once everything is prepared, God will announce the judgment and guide the angels to execute His judgment. This involves using super brainwaves to activate the RLPI (Records of Life, Personality, and Intelligence) for every individual simultaneously. Each person will then vividly recall their thoughts, actions, and emotions from their very first life to their most recent one, displayed in their minds as if they were watching a 3D movie. This self-judgment will make every individual acutely aware of their past deeds, whether virtuous or sinful.

Following this introspection, God will compile a list of individuals deserving of His release. These individuals will be freed from the cycle of reincarnation and granted immortal lives.

For those who are not released by God in this judgment, their physical lives will be taken, but their souls will be preserved. However, this is not a permanent state. These souls will eventually reincarnate into human form on a different planet, created after Earth’s demise. Importantly, they will not incarnate as the first inhabitants of this new world, but rather, at a time when their knowledge aligns with the prevailing civilization.

This process aligns with the concept of releasing Satan after “a thousand-year imprisonment” (Revelation 20:1-10). It underscores that God’s power is absolute, and no one can defy Him. Satan, once a high-level angel under God’s guidance, is entrusted with managing human sin. Understanding Satan’s imprisonment as symbolic of all sin reveals God’s unwavering commitment to guiding souls, even those who have committed grave misdeeds, toward spiritual growth and eventual redemption.

In conclusion, these events shed light on the immortality of the soul and God’s boundless goodness and fairness. He never abandons any soul, no matter how tainted their history, continuously guiding them toward ultimate enlightenment.

After the Final Judgment Day