According to the textbook, the book of Revelation ends with a dramatic postscript which describes the millennium in which Satan is bound in the abyss and Christ and His saints rule the world with a "rod of iron." True False

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Roger Anthony

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1 September, 09:30

According to the textbook, the book of Revelation ends with a dramatic postscript which describes the millennium in which Satan is bound in the abyss and Christ and His saints rule the world with a "rod of iron." True False

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Sanaa Wagner · Answer 1

True.

Explanation:

The Book of Revelations is one of the 66 books in the Holy Bible. And as the name suggests, it reveals the future plans of what the world will be like, what is to come in the future and what will be the fate of the believers and the sinners.

The beginning chapters of the Book of Revelations is the revelations of John, revealing the plans of God for his people and the rupture, the judgment day. The book details the numerous signs that will herald the start of the end of the world, and the coming of the Apocalypse. It also reveals the judgment of not only the sinners, but also Satan, the devil, and his imprisonment for a thousand years, the creation of a new heaven and new Jerusalem, and the eternal rejoicing of the believers after the judgment and the eternal punishment of sinners in the fire. Satan bound in the abyss will be taken for judgment and then thrown into the fire along with his followers, the sinners. Then, Christ and his saints will rule the world with a "rod of iron" / an "iron scepter" for eternity.

Thus, the answer is true.