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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Jude supports the view of a current binding of the whole kingdom of darkness, in v 6, when he says, “the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains [Gr. desmois] under darkness unto the judgment of the great day.” The "angels...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Isaiah 61:1-2: “The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me; because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; To proclaim the acceptable year...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Revelation 9 shows the devil and his demons to be in the pit before the second coming. In Revelation 9:10-11 the scorpion-like demonic host (that is shown to be currently incarcerated within the abyss) are said to have “a king over them, which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose name in...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Revelation 12 covers the beginning of the millennium, after the first resurrection of Christ. It basically focuses in on the after-effects of the resurrection. Revelation 12 confirms that this victorious scene (described in Revelation 20) relates to Christ’s eternal victory at the cross and His...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Revelation 9:11: “had a king over them, which is the angel of the abyss [Gr. abussos], whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but in the Greek tongue hath his name Apollyon.” In piecing the apocalyptic jigsaw together we find that this dark spiritual dungeon currently has a king over it...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Satan has many names that describe his vile character. Apollyon and Abaddon are just 2 of many. These names suitably describe our arch-enemy and his character. Again, the issue you ducked around is that there is one king in the kingdom of darkness - Satan. You are trying to invent some...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    You have nothing to back up your claims. You think, if you say a thing, then that makes it a fact. That is not the way it works. "He who alleges must prove." That is the first principle of evidence.
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    You have nothing. You make it up as you go. Where does it say there are trillions of angels? Where does it say a cherubim is "the highest created angel of his type"? Where does it say Satan is not a destroyer?
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    That is not saying what you are saying. Stop avoiding.
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Where does it say a cherubim is "the highest created angel of his type"? How is he "not the destroyer"?
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    You did not support either claim.
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Have you Scripture for this or do you just make it up as you go? What? Are you for real?
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    Where did you get that information?
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    What are cherubims? Angels! Gen 3:24 So he drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life. Psa 99:1 The LORD reigneth; let the people tremble: he sitteth between the cherubims...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    When Christ bound Satan’s kingdom through His life, death and resurrection then all were bound. 2 Peter 2:4, Jude v 6, Revelation 9 and Revelation 20 all prove the whole demonic realm has been restrained from stopping the free-flow of the Gospel. The bruising of the head of the beast (Revelation...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    The symbolic locusts being released from the abyss correlates with Satan's little season in Revelation 20. Demons spiritually attack the minds of the ungodly because that is where deception occurs. Hello! They cannot deceive God's elect (Matt 24:24). This supports Amil doctrine. What is more...
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    When does Jesus judge? Is the second coming Judgement day?

    Have you any corroboration for that Premil opinion on Rev 20? I cannot find it. That is why I abandoned Premil.
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    When does Jesus judge? Is the second coming Judgement day?

    According to Scripture: the second coming is the end. We have been in Rev 20 since the first resurrection of Jesus. What was introduced at the beginning will be concluded at the end. One is the antithesis of the other. All of time and history can be found in between these two particular...
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    You seem incapable of addressing Scripture after Scripture, argument after argument and question after question that forbids your position.
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    Let's examine Revelation 20:4 yet again.

    So there are 2 kings in the kingdom of darkness? How can some demons be bound/imprisoned there and others are not? That does not make sense. It seems like you are manipulating Scripture to fit what you have been taught. The reality is: this corroborates Amil. It forbids Premil.