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Revelation 20:2 · BSB
20:2 He seized the dragon, that ancient serpent who is the devil and Satan, and bound him for a thousand years.
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…in the Old Testament, we have an indication of his future humiliation. He is going to be destroyed, he'll be cast into the lake of fire. That's inRevelation chapter 20and verse 10. So as we go through these things, as we go through these things, we're reminded as we're looking at the prophecies of the Old…
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…that ultimate judgment is coming. You can't miss it from Scripture declared repeatedly, the prophets Jesus, Paul, Peter, John, Jude. The book ofRevelation chapter 20is the climax of this, the great white throne judgment. The books were opened, all the details of our rebellion against God are recorded, but…
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…prison, and after many days they'll be punished. Destined for punishment. Let's go ahead and I've got a few verses to read here. All of them are inRevelation chapter 20, so if I could get a volunteer to read from Revelation 20. The first group of verses we'll read are verses 1, 2, and 3. Brother Pete. Give it a…
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…when he hears men pervert the scriptures and the word of God that way. There is no mention in your Bible of Satan being bound at any time untilRevelation chapter 20, when an angel comes down to bind him so he won't interfere with the rule and reign of the Lord Jesus Christ on earth during his millennial…
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…Hades were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And anyone not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire.Revelation chapter 20speaks of Judgment Day and it's very clear that God is keeping a very detailed record of our lives If every wicked deed every impure thought that…
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But we are inRevelation chapter 20tonight, as y'all probably already know, and we're actually picking up tonight in verse 7 of chapter 20. This is where we're starting our adventure…
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…for example, that the book of Revelation is to be interpreted in an exclusively futuristic sense. Let us further assume that what is presented inRevelation chapter 20must necessarily follow in chronological order. What was described in chapter 19? we are then virtually compelled to believe, he himself admits,…
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Well, tonight we're inRevelation chapter 20, believe it or not. We're going to be opening up with verses 1 through 10. And I want to let you know, because everybody asks for a deeper dive on…
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…servant, but as a ruling king. And his return will usher in a series of events that will lead to the final blow upon the enemy. We read about it inRevelation chapter 20, verse number 10. The devil who deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet are. And they will…
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…in chapter 6, 7, 17. We'll see them. Chapter 12, 13. They'll be victorious over the beast because of their undying faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.Revelation chapter 20, which we'll get to, verses 4 through 6, describes their resurrection and their reward, by the way. In fact, all the way back in chapter 13 of…
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…So that was Exodus 19, a scene from the past that we're reminded of. And now for a scene in the future, a day in the future that we read about inRevelations chapter 20. And I'm just going to read these verses. Then I saw a great white throne, And him who was seated on it. And then just skipping on a few words. And…
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…But what about people who are not Christians? Well, they experience judgment too, but it's a different type of judgment. We read about this inRevelation chapter 20. I don't have the passage on the screen, but you're welcome to turn to it if you'd like. As I read it, revelation 20, starting in verse 11. Then I…
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…alive. Follow along as I read the first 18 verses of John 20. This is God's Word. I'm going to read from the Gospel of John, actually, not fromRevelation chapter 20. That was about to be really interesting. Now on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb early while it was still dark and saw…
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…statement. We see in Matthew 25, jesus talks about the judgment that is to come, where the good will receive good and the bad will receive bad.Revelation, chapter 20, at the last things in the last day, there is that great judgment that is discussed, where the good will enter into eternal rest and the bad will…
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…unmatched. It's immeasurable. When he arrives, it's over. There isn't even a battle. The enemies don't even stand a chance. And then we enter intoRevelation, chapter 20. At the end of Revelation, chapter 20, judgment occurs. People from all over time, those before us, everyone we know now and those to come after…
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…has how long? A short time, right? He only has a short time that's left to oppose God's plans before he is incarcerated in the abyss, as we see inRevelation chapter 20, as we're going to see down the road here. But the devil, he furiously persecuted the woman. Again, the woman is Israel, right? Furiously…
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…names are written in the book Revelation, in the New Testament and Daniel. Those books go together. And when you get to the book of Revelation,revelation, chapter 20is the final judgment scene, and it's really interesting. In Revelation, chapter 20, it says that the books plural are opened Because you see,…
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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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…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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