What change is made in Satan's condition at the close of the one thousand years?
Answer
"After that he must be loosed a little season." Verse 3.
NOTE - At the close of the one thousand years, Christ, accompanied by the saints, comes to the
earth again, to execute judgment upon the wicked, and to prepare the earth, by a re-creation, for the eternal
abode of the righteous. At this time, in answer to the summons of Christ, the wicked dead of all ages awake
to life. This is the second resurrection, the resurrection unto damnation. The wicked come forth with the
same rebellious spirit which possessed them in this life. Then Satan is loosed from his long period of
captivity and inactivity.
What promise is made to the obedient?
After Herod's death, where did Joseph and his family live?
In the interpretation of the vision, how is this self exaltation set forth?
What day is especially indicated as the day to prepare for the Sabbath?
How did this change in observance of days come about, suddenly or gradually?
Out of what will they be judged?
From whom do all good and perfect gifts come?
Questions & Answers are from the book Bible Readings for the Home Circle