Notes on the New Testament, Explanatory and Practical: RevelationBarnes, Albert
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Notes on the New Testament, Explanatory and Practical: Revelation
Barnes, Albert
Bible. New Testament -- Commentaries; Bible. Revelation -- Commentaries
John, overcome with this scene,
│ │ and filled with rapturous joy
│ │ in view of the final triumphs of
│ │ the church, prostrates himself
│ │ before the angel to worship him,
│ │ ver. 10.
│ │
│ │ 4. The final conquest over the
│ │ beast and the false prophet,
│ │ ver. 11‒21:――
│ │
│ │ (a) A description of the
│ │ conqueror――the Son of God――as
│ │ he goes forth to victory,
│ │ attended by the armies of
│ │ heaven, ver. 11‒16.
│ │
│ │ (b) An angel is seen standing
│ │ in the sun, calling on all the
│ │ fowls of heaven to come to the
│ │ great feast prepared for them
│ │ in the destruction of the
│ │ enemies of God, ver. 17, 18.
│ │
│ │ (c) The final war, ver. 19‒21.
│ │ The beast and the kings of the
│ │ earth and their armies gather
│ │ together for the battle; the
│ │ beast and the false prophet
│ │ taken, and cast into the
│ │ lake that burns with fire
│ │ and brimstone; the remainder
│ │ of the enemies of the church
│ │ slain. The last enemy of the
│ │ church on earth is destroyed,
│ │ and the way is prepared for
│ │ its universal triumph.
│ └
│ ┌
│ IX. The │ 1. The binding of Satan, ver. 1‒3.
│ Millennial │
│ period and │ 2. The Millennium, ver. 4‒6.
│ the final │ Thrones are placed _as if_
│ judgment, │ there were to be a judgment;
│ Ch. xx. │ the spirit of the martyrs and
│ │ saints is revived again _as if_
│ │ they were raised from the dead,
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