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4. And I saw high seats, and they were seated on them, and the right of judging was given to them: and I saw the souls of those who were put to death for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and those who did not give worship to the beast, or to his image, and had not his mark on their brows or on their hands; and they were living and ruling with Christ a thousand years.

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BBE Book of Revelation 20:4 overlaying nature image scene: Wild orchids bloom in forest shade. Filtered light reveals their grace.;4. And I saw high seats, and they were seated on them, and the right of judging was given to them: and I saw the souls of those who were put to death for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and those who did not give worship to the beast, or to his image, and had not his mark on their brows or on their hands; and they were living and ruling with Christ a thousand years.

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BBE summary for : Book of Revelation 20

Summary: Revelation chapter 20 describes significant events concerning the final judgment and the establishment of God's kingdom. The chapter opens with an angel descending from heaven, binding Satan for a thousand years, ensuring that he cannot deceive the nations during this period. This is followed by the resurrection of the martyrs who reign with Christ for the duration of this millennium, symbolizing hope and vindication for those who have suffered for their faith. After the thousand years, Satan is released for a short time, during which he gathers the nations for a final rebellion against God's people. However, this rebellion is swiftly quelled by divine intervention, leading to Satan's ultimate defeat and eternal punishment in the lake of fire. The chapter concludes with the Great White Throne judgment, where the dead are resurrected, and each person is judged according to their deeds. Those whose names are not recorded in the Book of Life are also cast into the lake of fire, emphasizing themes of justice, accountability, and the eternal consequences of one's choices. Overall, Revelation 20 underscores the triumph of God over evil and the hope of eternal life for believers.

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