Examining Narrative Continuity in Revelation 19 and 20

The chapter analyzes the argument for maintaining narrative continuity between Revelation 19 and 20, emphasizing the defeat of Satan and the subsequent events like the binding of Satan, the earthly reign of Christ, and the ineffectiveness of Satan's deception on nations. Criticizing the notion of placing Christ's reign in heaven rather than on earth, it draws on biblical references to support the concept of Christ's reign on earth and Satan's binding. The discussion also delves into the significance of the first resurrection and the physical bodily nature of this event, linking it to the final victory of Christ and addressing the concept of a second resurrection for the lost individuals.