119 Redeemed Jerusalem

The time has come when the Tribulation is over, the national regeneration of the nation Israel has taken place, the Lord Jesus has returned and He gives the command to rise up Awake, awake now, for Messianic Kingdom responsibilities. The nation is called to remove the sack cloth of misery and garments of war and put on dress appropriate for their new role of the head of the world as Moses told them was coming when they finally become obedient to Him as a nation (Deuteronomy 28:10–14). Further, quietness and security will characterize Jerusalem in that day, for Jehovah in the Person of the Messiah will dwell in this city. It will be a city of many streams and waters, but without any ships of war ever sailing in them. The Messiah running the government of the earth in the Millennial Mountain which will be the location of the city of Jerusalem. He will serve as the Judge, Lawgiver, King, and Savior, and so Israel's sins will be totally forgiven (Isaiah 33:20–24).
It is important to consider the impressive words of Moses found in, Deuteronomy 32:1–43, in which the elect condition of the nation is portrayed. Moses describes a deep and long-continued apostasy of this chosen nation, followed by prolonged punishment. This does not eliminate the nation's election for God's purpose. It still stands good, and the promise of the eternal, unchangeable God is recorded, that the same elect nation, chastened and scourged, scattered and dispersed shall be recalled and exalted in glory. Those Jews who make it into the coming one-thousand-year theocratic kingdom will be a mere remnant.