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David Guzik commentary on Revelation 20, where the Saints rain for a thousand years, after which the final battle takes place.
(Revelation 20:1) A nameless angel comes to bind Satan with a great chain. Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven, having the key to the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand. a. An angel coming down from heaven: The angel that will subdue Satan is anonymous.
The chapter concludes with the Jews mourning the death of Aaron. From the Jews’ mistakes, God reveals lessons for you to live while on your journey through the wilderness of life. These include: (1) serving God, (2) trusting Him, (3) leaving your life of the flesh behind, (4) growing spiritually from your trial, (5) seeking His mercy and ...
Dec 3, 2012 · CONTEXTUAL INSIGHTS TO REVELATION 20:1-15. A. Chapter 20 must be related theologically to chapters 19 (the Second Coming) and 21-22 (the eternal kingdom).
1. Satan bound for a thousand years – In chapter 19, we see Jesus’ second coming. He defeats the armies of the world that are arrayed against Him. He defeats the Antichrist and the false prophet. Then what? The next step is to bind Satan himself. An angel comes down from heaven and binds Satan for a thousand years.
What does Revelation chapter 20 mean? In prior chapters, John described his vision of the final judgments on earth, leading up to the defeat of the Antichrist and the False Prophet at Armageddon. Following that conflict, the two Satanic figureheads are cast into the lake of fire.
This section of Numbers 20 brings us to the fifth of five stages of Israel’s exodus journey. · Stage 1: From Egypt to Mount Sinai (Exodus 12:31-18:27). · Stage 2: The sojourn at Mount Sinai (Exodus 19:1 to Numbers 10:10).
