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Revelation 20:10 · BSB
20:10 And the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur, into which the beast and the false prophet had already been thrown. There they will be tormented day and night forever and ever.
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…which comes only when we keep our eyes locked onto Jesus, we will be judged by him. God alone will judge us. And that's what we read in the Book ofRevelation, chapter 20. We will all be standing face to face one day with Him, where he'll open the book, and accordingly we'll be judged. You know, a lot of us have been…
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…what and whom I am. I'm well pleased. Now this moment is so significant because when you only know the Bible from Genesis chapter 3, the fall toRevelations chapter 20, where the devil is thrown into the lake of fire or into the bottomless pit really, Or we could really just say when Jesus comes back and that's we…
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…through the last book of the Bible called Revelation. And we're nearing the end of that book. Today, we're looking at the last few verses ofRevelation chapter 20. And it's pretty fitting that we're coming to the end of this book as we celebrate baptisms because baptism is a sign, as we said, that someone's…
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…of Nehemiah would be anthropologically or eschatologically Big words, I know. So. In Psalms, chapter 83, and Ezekiel, chapter 38, luke, chapter 21,revelation, chapter 20, and so on, we read of the coming moment in the last days. And that's what eschatological means. It's the study of the last days. So we see, in the…
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…just as Jesus Christ said that he is the resurrection in John 11, 25, this is part of what we refer to as the first resurrection, which is found inRevelation chapter 20verses five through six, right? That Christ, his coming, right? There will be those who are raised. So Jesus Christ is the firstborn of creation…
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…people in my life, people that I've known. And I don't just be honest, I don't like it. But I hope that it motivates. Well, I want you to look atRevelations chapter 20, dying in this place of destruction. Revelations 20, verse 15. It says this about hell, and anyone not found written in the book of life was cast…
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…have all this kind of weird, aberrant theology from what Scripture says. And so I want you to see this morning the reality of judgment and hell.Revelation chapter 20, beginning in verse 10, tells us what the final judgment looks like. Verse 10 says this the devil who deceived them, who deceived all these people…
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…Let's get into some specifics, and then we'll open it up for questions. So first of all, what about the millennium in Revelation? Just to recap, inRevelation chapter 20, Jesus reigns for a thousand years on earth, and the saints are raised. And there's controversy in Christian eschatological circles about what this…
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…not over exaggerating when I say this, who was a man that devoted his life to the book of Revelation, says this the thousand years referenced inRevelation, chapter 20, have been mishandled more than any word of Scripture. So I'm going to try to unmishandle it in seven minutes. You ready? What is the millennium?…
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…see God's blessings on them, yes, complicated by chapter three, the fracture of that relationship and the story of the Bible all the way up untilRevelation, chapter 20. But the last two chapters of the book of Revelation bring something else in. When you read the last two chapters of Revelation, you discover all…
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…to let his judgment fall on us for our sins. Do we get that? Do we know that no one is good enough to pass God's judgment? And if you readRevelation, chapter 20, the final judgment, god's judgment for sin results in without Jesus, results in being cast into hell forever, separated from the presence of God,…
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…a pure punishment, unmitigated by grace, in the words of Barry Webb. And of course, we find this all in the Scriptures. We find it especially inRevelation chapter 20. John says that the lake of fire, what we often refer to as hell, or our concept of hell, is the second death. And if anyone's name was not found…
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…and the signs are in Hebrew and everything. Like there's a nation there called Israel that God's working through. You go to the end of the book ofRevelation, chapter 20through 22. There's probably, as I said earlier, six or seven references to nations at the end of the book of Revelation. Is one of those nations…
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…connection to the millennial reign, that thousand year reign of Christ after the seven-year tribulation because we'll get here in like 5 years.Revelation chapter 20verse #6 where it says blessed and holy is he that has part in the first resurrection. On such the second death has no power, but they shall be…
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…are a few different judgments at the end of time. One of those particular judgments is the great white throne judgment. You can read about that inRevelation chapter 20. And it's the separation of the sheep and the goats where unbelievers are judged and declared guilty before God because of sin and refusal to…
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…So Saints will not be judged like the unbelievers. Christians are secure, but Christians are also accountable to Christ. Duh. Final verse, go toRevelation chapter 20, very back of your Bible. So I told you I wouldn't get too much into the how. I'll give you just a little bit. It seems as though they're there are…
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…can't stand up to Jesus Christ and think that you won't be broken he won't even use his hands [00:57:00] to do it. Amen. This goes all the way toRevelations chapter 20, when he's tooken instantly as antichrist, and this system is thrown into the lake of fire, and he is chained instantly just by Christ speaking a…
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…is death. So for clarity's sake, let's talk about the timeline that we see at the end of Revelation. And basically, we're just going to sum upRevelation chapter 20and 21. So basically, what we see is Jesus returns. It's his second coming. And then there is a millennial reign, the thousand-year reign of Christ…
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…that sin, our rebellion, our rejection of God's design, brings in this pervasive destruction and the decay of the world God designed. And so inRevelation chapter 20through 22, we see this new heavens and new earth, that Jesus comes and the story, the story of putting away sin from the world is wrapped up. And…
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…that sin, our rebellion, our rejection of God's design, brings in this pervasive destruction and the decay of the world God designed. And so inRevelation chapter 20through 22, we see this new heavens and new earth, that Jesus comes and the story, the story of putting away sin from the world is wrapped up. And…
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