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Questions on Revelation 20

Ippolito Salvatore·2019-01-15
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This resource comprises a reader's inquiry and scholarly response regarding the interpretation of Revelation 20, particularly the symbolic meaning of the 1,000 years, the nature of those who reign with Christ, and their priestly function during the intermediate state. The exchange demonstrates amillennial interpretation within the Dutch Reformed theological tradition, with particular attention to the fulfillment of salvation history and Satan's binding during the church age.

I've been reading your articles on Revelation 20, which are very helpful and seem really accurate. I have a few questions which you may or may not have already addressed. First, do you suppose the 1,000 is simply for fullness/indefinite duration? Or do you think it could be meant to resonate with or to co-opt the historical scheme based on the creation week? I refer to the Jewish and early Christian view: six days of labor and sin, then the seventh day = 1,000 years of messianic redemption...

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Author
Ippolito Salvatore
Date

2019-01-15

Source
Standard Bearer
Scripture References
Revelation
Revelation 20Revelation 11Revelation 20:6
Matthew 19:29
Topics
EschatologyBiblical InterpretationDutch Reformed Heritage
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