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Revelation 20:3 · BSB
20:3 And he threw him into the Abyss, shut it, and sealed it over him, so that he could not deceive the nations until the thousand years were complete. After that, he must be released for a brief period of time.
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…to have anything to do with. But we're going to look into this topic today. And so if you have your Bibles, and hopefully you do, let's look atRevelation chapter 20together. And if you've forgotten your Bibles, you don't have one, there's always a few Bibles up here at the front. You're welcome to take one.…
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…lake of fire is in the text this week, so I could talk about hell this week. But the image of the lake of fire is in next week's reading, which isRevelation chapter 20, in an even more powerful sense, because this week, if you were listening very closely, you'll know that God puts, and I'll talk about this a bit…
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…judgment of unbelievers. And we're going to tie that into what Paul is saying in Luke, but there is a judgment of unbelievers, and that's found inRevelation chapter 20. Uh towards the in the last book of the Bible, the third last chapter, uh, Revelation chapter 20, there is a judgment of unbelievers described. If…
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…be able to stand there debating with Dawkins on that day about whether he's real or not. We will be confronted by a very inconvenient reality.Revelation chapter 20describes the judgment of all people. I saw a great white throne and him who was seated on it and earth and sky fled from his presence and there…
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…and the throne of David. And as glorious and spectacular as that is, that is not our goal either. The reality of it is, is that when you studyRevelation chapter 20, you realize that that sin, although it is not uh outwardly manifested in the visible reign of Christ, you realize that there are still those who…
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…people. As glorious and spectacular as that is, friends, that is not our ultimate hope. And we know that because sin still exists. As you read inRevelation chapter 20, you get to verse 10 and you realize that when Satan is loose, that the masses of people who are still sinners, who externally followed God because…
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…hovers overnight, sin hovers over all mankind. Sin is overpowering. And lastly, and the scariest of all, sin damns the unreneeed soul to hell. InRevelation chapter 20, John is given a vision of this throne, the judgment. And he writes, And I saw the dead, great and small, standing before the throne, and books…
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…there will be tribulation and distress. There's a future tense to those last two. He will render and there will be. It's going to happen. Turn toRevelation chapter 20. Last book of the Bible. Revelation chapter 20. We'll read a few verses. The book of Revelation is a vision given to the Apostle John concerning…
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…there are no inequities in God's judgment. No man ever is treated unfairly. No man either gets more or less than he deserves. The Bible says inRevelation chapter 20, for then I saw a great white throne and him that sat on it from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away and there was found no place for…
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