Sermon Tone Analysis

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Characteristics of the millennium
Satan is bound
“the Abyss” is the subterranean place of confinement for Satan and evil spirits.
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Martyred believers are raised to reign with Jesus Christ
Those who have suffered for the gospel receive their promised reward.
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Satan’s release and final overthrow
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The millennium will be a golden age on earth
The OT looks forward to a period of universal peace and prosperity on earth.
Both pre- and postmillennialists see this as a reference to Jesus Christ’s future earthly reign.
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The premillennial interpretation
The premillennial order of events
Jesus Christ’s return.
Premillennialists understand the events of Revelation chapter 19 to precede those of Revelation chapter 20; Satan bound for 1,000 years; a “first resurrection” of believers to share Jesus Christ’s reign over the earth; Satan’s release and final overthrow; the general resurrection of all people to face God’s judgment
A first resurrection of believers
This passage allows the idea of a gap between the resurrection of believers and the eternal age.
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God’s future earthly reign
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Believers will reign with Jesus Christ
Premillennialists take this to refer to an earthly reign.
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Difficulties with premillennialism
Scriptures that depict a single resurrection of both the righteous and the wicked:
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Jesus Christ’s parables of the kingdom depict a single occasion of separation and judgment:
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The postmillennial interpretation
The rapid spread of the gospel
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A future turning to God
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Difficulties with postmillennialism
The fortunes of the gospel and the church appear to be at a low ebb before Jesus Christ returns:
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Jesus Christ’s reign is not postponed to some future era; it has begun already:
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The amillennial interpretation
Satan was defeated at Jesus Christ’s first coming
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Interpreting the “first resurrection”
As a reference to the soul entering heaven after death:
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As spiritual resurrection to new life in Christ:
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Dangers of the amillennialist view
The future hope of believers is not only a spiritual reality:
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Though defeated, Satan should not be underestimated:
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