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    Book of Revelation chapter 20 Ch. 20:1: The scene here is from heaven to earth as an angel comes down to earth having the key and a great chain with him; the key refers to access; to open access or to grant access to – thus access is granted to this angel to bind Satan. V. 2-3: These two verses describe the following: 1. The Description of Satan: “Dragon‚ serpent of old‚ the Devil‚ and Satan – Gen. 3:1.” 2. The Place in which Satan is bound: “the bottomless pit or abyss the place of the demon

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    Revelations 3:15-20 Sacred Scripture‚ God’s wonderful gift to humanity‚ basically everything we know about Him comes from Sacred Scripture‚ without Sacred Scripture we would be hopeless. As St. Francis of Assisi said “It is good to read the testimonies of Scripture; it is good to seek the Lord our God in them. As for me‚ however‚ I have already made so much of Scripture my own that I have more than enough to meditate on and turn over in my mind. I need no more . .. I know Christ‚ the poor crucified

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    One major problem for Bible readers is the interpretation of various symbols used in Revelation. Biblical scholars have been classified into two major groups according to their differences in method of interpretation (Koestenberger‚ 549). 1. Literal > symbolic This group interprets symbols literally as much as possible. They do not interpret them symbolically unless it does not make any sense. For example‚ sword from the mouth of Jesus will not be interpreted literally. Dealing closely with the

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    THE 1000 YEARS OF REVELATION Revelation 20: 1-6 is the one passage of the Bible that directly speaks of the Millennium‚ which means a thousand years and refers to the reign of Christ. The interpretations of this scripture vary and can be expressed from three different prospectives‚ which include the views of premillennialism‚ postmillennialism and millennialism. The scripture‚ as documented in the King James Version of the New Testaments states: 20:1 And I saw an angel come down from heaven‚

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    for understanding the book of Revelation is the fact that apocalyptic literature is full of symbols and imagery that are conveyed into messages and the book of Revelation contains lots of symbols that the Lord uses to message His people. In other words‚ the apocalyptic literature tells stories and predicaments by the use of symbols‚ images and numbers. The word apocalypse comes from a Greek word which means something uncovered or revealed. As for the book of Revelation which means to reveal. It is

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    Brittany Hibbs Dr. Shaffer RELST160 Course Paper 9 December 2013 Myth: Beast of Revelations Several religions have their own beliefs and ideas of how the end of the world will take place. Some may have ideas of fire‚ abduction‚ disappearance‚ or sudden non-existence. Other religions may have the idea of a second coming of Christ‚ or a new beginning and a new start for the human race all together. However‚ in some religions‚ the ideas of how the end of time unravels may be distinct from each

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    student expressing the implications and significance of the research he/she has performed. Approaches to Interpreting the Book of Revelation Interpreting The Book Of Revelation http://0-search.ebscohost.com.library.regent.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=77669691&site=eds-live The article offers the author’s insights regarding the "Book of Revelation‚" by Saint John the Baptist. The author states that the book interprets a powerful affirmation of the insistence of Dei Verbum that God

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    Date: 10/10/2014 New Testament Bible Dictionary Project: Revelations The book spans three literary genres‚ the epistolary‚ the apocalyptic‚ and the prophetic. It has been said that “The Book of Revelation is the greatest book of apocalyptic literature ever written” (Hindson‚ E & Towns‚ E 2013. Pg555). The author of the Book of Revelation has been disputed over the years‚ however it is believed that the authorship of the Book of Revelation belongs to the apostle John. Also‚ the date of when the book

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    Revelation Predominantly‚ Revelation in the Bible is the history of the Covenant‚ a recorded Revelation by God affirming the Holy Scripture‚ therefore above all the chronicle of law and prophets‚ psalms and prophecies. Portentously‚ Revelation is the pathway of God‚ how the oracle transpires once He enters the saga‚ as well as the libretto of human destiny. Ultimately‚ Revelation narrates the creation‚ fall‚ and salvation of man‚ and exhibits the obedience and obstinate rebellion in

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    The Book of Revelation is one of the hardest books to understand. It carries strong symbolism‚ which can be very confusing and hard to interpret. It’s an apocalyptic book‚ which tells about things and people such as John. The book also contains symbolic visions‚ which confuse the reader also because it’s hard to grasp whether it’s a literal vision‚ or just a metaphor. One thing is definite though‚ it is fact that the visions are meant to not be taken literal‚ and the symbolism not to be pictured

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