• 10.07.03
:: Commentary completed and online. • 11.07.03
:: Made available on CD-ROM
• 10.02.04 :: Number of individuals and churches using the outline or commentary: 159
• :: The outline consist of 2,000+ lines and the commentary is 9.2 MB or a 350 page book. Contains drawings of each chapter and question and answer sheets.
IV. The Seven Historical Figures - 12:1-
14:20
V. The Seven Bowls - 15:1-16:21
VI. The Seven Judgments - 17:1-18:24
VII. The Seven New Things - 19:1-22:21
A. The New Husband and The
New Bride - 19:1-19:10
B. The New View of Christ - 19:11-21
C. The New Condition For
Satan - 20:1-3
D. The New Position of Saints - 20:4-6
E. The New View of The War - 20:7-10
F. The New View of The
Throne - 20:11-15
F. The New Heaven and New
Earth - 21:1 - 22:21
This is artist Pat Marvenko Smith's rendition of the great white throne scene in heaven.
Since the cross, Satan is totally powerless against Gods people. He is chained and assigned his place, until such time that God sees fit to use him for His purpose. When he is allowed a little freedom, it is for one purpose - to give God glory, and to assure the saints. The picture is this: While he is loosed, Satan collects an endless number of his allies together and surround the camp of the saints, ready to destroy it. God sends fire from heaven and devours the enemy and judges the Devil again. Historically, Satan utterly and completely failed in his attempt to kill the people of God. Saints will always be victorious (whether dead or alive does not matter) over Satan.
