Revelation 20
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Steve Gregg provides an interpretation of Revelation chapter 20, which is considered a controversial chapter in the Bible. Gregg discusses the representation of the thousand-year period in the chapter, which he believes to be a symbolic representation of a lengthy period of time. He also discusses the first resurrection and the difference between physical and spiritual resurrections. Gregg believes that the binding of the devil is a symbolic representation of a long period of time when Satan's power is curtailed, and interference with the church's mission is reduced.
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