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Revelation 19:18  (Amplified® Bible)
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Revelation 19:17-21

The Devil will again go on the offensive against God with the same results: He is cast back down to earth. In his anger over his defeat, he will savagely persecute God's people and gather the armies of man to fight against Christ when He comes. He and his human agents will be soundly defeated, and Satan will be bound in the bottomless pit for a thousand years.

Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Basic Doctrines: Satan's Origin and Destiny

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Revelation 19:11-21

Not only is Christ's coming shock and awe, it is destruction as we have never imagined it. The angel calls the birds to devour the flesh of all people, small and great. Jesus Christ comes back to wage a righteous war, one that has been brewing for 6,000 years due to mankind's hostility and rebellion to God. By the time this prophecy is fulfilled, God has had enough of sin. Christ comes back and treads the winepress of His wrath, where the blood spilled comes up to the horse's bridles. It is hard to imagine blood three or four feet deep and flowing like a river.

Talk about shock! Some people faint dead away when they see just a drop of blood, but imagine a river of blood flowing through the Valley of Jehoshaphat (Revelation 14:20; Joel 3:9-13)! Not a pretty picture.

As is happening in Iraq today, the enemy regime and all of its supporters must be removed before a new and better government can be installed. In like manner, God has to wipe the slate clean and start over.

Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Shock and Awe—and Speed




Other commentary entries containing this verse:

Daniel 7:7-8
Obadiah 1:10-14
Luke 2:11-14
Luke 17:20-37
1 Thessalonians 4:17
Revelation 20:10


Library resources that contain this verse:

Articles

All About Edom (Part Five): Obadiah and God's Judgment  

Christian Dating: Advice for Today  

Eternal Torment?  

Is Heaven the Reward of the Saved?  

Is the Kingdom of God Within You?  

More Than a Game of Chinese Checkers  

The Birth of Jesus Christ (Part Two): Nativity  

Bible Studies

Feast of Trumpets: Why the World Won't End in Cosmocide  

The Sensational Return of Jesus Christ!  

Booklets

The Wonderful World Tomorrow: What It Will Be Like  

Sermon Transcripts

Christ's Second Coming  

Shock and Awe—and Speed  

The Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades  

The Patterns of God  

Trumpets Means War!  

Would Our God Do That?  


 
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