2 Corinthians 5:1

The verse does not explicitly reference or interpret an Old Testament prophecy. While it speaks of a future spiritual reality, it presents this as a theological truth or a statement of faith rather than a reinterpretation of a specific prophetic text. The "supports" tag implies a direct connection to an Old Testament prophecy being fulfilled spiritually, which is not evident in the verse itself.

The verse speaks of a "building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens" as a replacement for the earthly body, which could be interpreted as a spiritual body or a heavenly dwelling for individuals rather than a specific sanctuary or temple where Christ ministers.

The verse uses metaphorical language ("earthly house of this tabernacle," "building of God") which could refer to different states of existence or dwelling places rather than an explicit separation of an inner person from a physical body. The "dissolution" of the earthly house might refer to the end of earthly life in general, not necessarily the release of an independent soul.

This verse speaks of a future, eternal dwelling in the heavens for believers after their earthly bodies are dissolved, but it does not mention reigning, thrones, or a millennial reign, nor does it explicitly place any activity of "saints" in a celestial location beyond simply having a dwelling there.