What will The final Battle, Armegheddon, be like?

Question

As we busy ourselve in complacency, ultimately one day the clouds will part and the Army of God will march down to do justice on the Lucifer. Imagine Gods power loosed in the form of His Angels here to litterally exterminate the presence of Evil. Revelation says the battle will be so great the those alive will beg the mountains to fall on them to hide them.
Does anyone doubt this will happen, or fear the reality of it?

Answer 1

I fear it is happening now. Two religions locked in a war that is based in foolish pride.
The wars in the middle east do not bode well for any religion.

Answer 2

The antichrist & false prophet get thrown into the lake of fire. The devil gets bound in the abyss. The Harlot of Abomination gets double back and is totally done away with.

These are the guilty ones who are responsible for murdering the Prophets and Gods People. Who destroy Gods Creation.

Then also the 1000 year reign of Christ will happen.

After the 1000 years, satan is loosed again and satan tempts many to attack Israel and Saints of God again. God rains fire on the attackers. Satan gets thrown into the lake of fire. And then the Great White Throne Judgment. Also death & hell are thrown into the lake of fire & those whose names are not found written in the book of life.

Answer 3

THE word “Armageddon” has its origin in the Hebrew expression “Har–Magedon,” or “Mountain of Megiddo.” It is found at Revelation 16:16, which states: “They gathered them together to the place that is called in Hebrew Har–Magedon.” Who are assembled to Armageddon, and why? Just two verses earlier, at Revelation 16:14, we read: “The kings of the entire inhabited earth” are gathered together “to the war of the great day of God the Almighty.” Naturally, those statements raise additional intriguing questions. Where do these “kings” fight? Over what issue do they battle, and with whom? Will they, as many believe, use weapons of mass destruction? Will there be survivors of Armageddon? Let the Bible provide the answers.

Does the reference to the “Mountain of Megiddo” mean that Armageddon will be fought at a certain mountain in the Middle East? No. For one thing, no such mountain really exists—at the site of ancient Megiddo, there is only a mound rising about 70 feet [20 m] above the adjacent valley plain. In addition, the area around Megiddo could not begin to hold all “the kings of the earth and their armies.” (Revelation 19:19) However, Megiddo was the site of some of the fiercest and most decisive battles in Middle Eastern history. Thus, the name Armageddon stands as a symbol of a decisive conflict, with only one clear victor.

Armageddon cannot be just a conflict among earthly nations, since Revelation 16:14 states that “the kings of the entire inhabited earth” form a united front at “the war of the great day of God the Almighty.” In his inspired prophecy, Jeremiah stated that “those slain by Jehovah” will be scattered “from one end of the earth clear to the other end of the earth.” (Jeremiah 25:33) Thus, Armageddon is not a human war confined to a particular location in the Middle East. It is Jehovah’s war, and it is global.

Note, however, that at Revelation 16:16, Armageddon is called a “place.” In the Bible, “place” may signify a condition or a situation—in this case, that the entire world will be united in its opposition to Jehovah. (Revelation 12:6, 14) At Armageddon all earthly nations ally themselves against “the armies that were in heaven” under the military command of the “King of kings and Lord of lords,” Jesus Christ.—Revelation 19:14, 16.

What about the claim that Armageddon will be a holocaust involving weapons of mass destruction or a collision with a celestial body? Would a loving God allow such a horrific end to humankind and their home, the earth? No. He expressly states that he did not create the earth “simply for nothing” but “formed it even to be inhabited.” (Isaiah 45:18; Psalm 96:10) At Armageddon, Jehovah will not ruin our globe in a cataclysmic conflagration. Rather, he will “bring to ruin those ruining the earth.”—Revelation 11:18.
Can a God of Love Fight?

Many wonder, however, why a God who is the very embodiment of love would inflict death and destruction on much of humankind. The situation might be compared to that of a pest-infested house. Would you not agree that a conscientious homeowner should safeguard the health and well-being of his family by exterminating the pests?

Similarly, it is because of Jehovah’s deep affection for humans that the battle of Armageddon has to be fought. God’s purpose is to make the earth a paradise and to elevate mankind to perfection and peace, with “no one making them tremble.” (Micah 4:3, 4; Revelation 21:4) What, then, is to be done with those who threaten the peace and security of their fellow humans? God must eliminate such “pests”—the incorrigibly wicked—for the sake of the righteous ones.—2 Thessalonians 1:8, 9; Revelation 21:8.

Much of the strife and bloodshed today is caused by imperfect human rulership and the selfish striving for nationalistic interests. (Ecclesiastes 8:9) Seeking to expand their influence, human governments totally disregard God’s established Kingdom. There is no indication that they will relinquish their sovereignty to God and Christ. (Psalm 2:1-9) Such governments must therefore be removed to pave the way for the righteous rule of Jehovah’s Kingdom under Christ. (Daniel 2:44) Armageddon must be fought in order to resolve once and for all the issue of who has the right to rule this planet and humankind.

Jehovah’s active intervention at Armageddon will be with mankind’s best interests at heart. In the face of worsening world conditions, only God’s perfect rulership will completely satisfy mankind’s needs. Only by means of his Kingdom will true peace and prosperity prevail. What would world conditions be like if God forever refrained from taking action? Would not hatred, violence, and wars continue to plague mankind as they have throughout the centuries of human rulership? The battle of Armageddon is actually one of the best things that could happen to us!—Luke 18:7, 8; 2 Peter 3:13.

Answer 4

Whoa! Calm down now. Armageddon is a PLACE. I believe it exists either in Israel or near it. I'd say check an atlas for the exact location. That is what we know for sure at this point. Don't believe everything people tell you or what is written in one bk. There's room for thought & for many bks to be written on spirituality.

Answer 5

Do you mean to say you believe this will happen? Have you taken leave of your senses? Why, how - could this possibly happen.? Where is there the slightest evidence or indication that such things happen or have happened? How old are you - seven?

Answer 6

Your livin' in it now,.. America blew up the Twin Towers, research it.

Answer 7

Somebody will push the nuke button thinking it will bring back Jesus, but it won't.

Answer 8

very yukkEEEE

good news, we win!!!!!!! satan gets bounced into the lake of fire forever and ever where he can no longer cause pain, he will be there with those who joined his ranks.

Answer 9

no i dont fear it because i beleve that jesus christ died for me to take away my sins that i can go to heaven

Answer 10

it will be a bad day