The Thousand Years, Part 7: Final Rebellion

There is considerable ambiguity in the prophetic passages. When anyone is specific as to persons, places, events, and such, he opens himself to the danger of being very wrong. We must keep Deuteronomy 29:29 in view.

The story of the Bible begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation. We are given everything we need to know in order to trust God.

One factor that is often overlooked is the invisible spiritual realm. The eschatological events of Scripture pertain to the spiritual war that rages unseen around us. Paul admonished the saints to arm themselves in battle (Eph. 6).

The final war with Gog and Magog on the field of Armageddon is the subject of this message. It will much different than the popular prophecy gurus have set forward.

The end of the conflict and reward for God's faithful servants is that they will replace the disobedient angels in the divine counsel (Rev. 2:26-28).