The reason these two scriptures were given now is because they seemingly go hand in hand with the timing of the potential return of the man Yliyah. The idea that the preaching of the message is to the “world”, and that it must be “fully preached” in order for Yliyah to appear, are widely held views amongst the Messianics of today. It should enter into your mind, perhaps not until now, “what exactly is the Kingdom of Heaven?” and it certainly seems that one must know in order to properly ascertain the intent, times, and season of such prophetic revelation. This too we will explore in this body of work, but for now, it was necessary to plant a seed within so that context is not lost. Now back to Malakyah 4:

“(1) For behold, the day comes that will burn like an oven (the fire on earth that was proclaimed to be the judgment that would come after the flood; the baptisms of water and fire); and all the proud, yes, those who do wickedly (non believers), will be stubble, the day (of Yahweh’s wrath) will burn them up, says Yahweh of hosts; and it will leave them neither root (the Messiah) nor branch (the tribes of Israel) :
(2) But for you who reverence My Name (YHWH; Yahweh), the light of righteousness (right thinking) will arise with healing in its wings; and you will go out (into the new Kingdom brought to earth), leaping like calves from the stall.
(3) And you (believers) will tread down the wicked for they will be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day I do this, says Yahweh of hosts.
(4)Remember the Law of Mohshe My servant, which I commanded through him in Horeb for all Israyl; the statutes and judgments.
(5) (Now we will switch to the NIV version to finish) See, I will send Elijah the prophet to you before (to ensure that the Kingdom of Heaven, also known as the Kingdom of Yahweh, has been “fully preached” to the nations) that great and dreadful day of the Lord comes;
(6) And he will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers; before I come and strike the earth with a curse.” The only verses in the entire Old Covenant that speak to what seems to be the second coming of the man Elijah.

Malakyah tells us that this revealing of the man comes during the time in which “the Kingdom of Heaven (Kingdom of Yahweh) is revealed to all nations”, and before the time of Yahweh’s wrath (the day of Yahweh) is poured out upon all wickedness.

It also points to the command to “remember the Law of Mohshe…the statutes and the judgments.” And finally, it tells us that before the dreadful day of Yahweh’s wrath, this man Elijah will “turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers.” If one is to vehemently adhere to the idea that Law and the prophets both express and set the, standard for truth, then we can discover everything we need to know about the end days, and Elijah the man, from the only area of Scripture that discusses these two together: Malakyah 4.