Every Enemy Under His Feet - Revelation 20:7-15

1 Corinthians 15:25–26 (ESV)

“For he must reign until he has put all his enemies under his feet. The last enemy to be destroyed is death.”

We all have passages in the book of Revelation that stick with us as we read it, and this Sunday we will reach two of them.

In the first, Satan is released at the end of the millennium and deceives the nations into a final rebellion against King Jesus. Jesus defeats his enemies, and Satan is condemned forever.

The other passage brings us before the Great White Throne, where the dead are raised, the books are opened, and God pronounces His final judgment. In the end, Hades and death are also defeated, the death of death itself.

The first passage can bring us the question: Why? Why was Satan released? And the second passage should bring us a sense of awe and fear.

So, this Sunday, let’s explore these two passages together, understand why Satan was released and deceived so many people, and be in awe at the Great White Throne.        

“Our Lord was trampled beneath the feet of all, but the day comes when all things shall be trampled beneath His feet.” Charles Spurgeon

Your prayers are greatly appreciated, and I look forward to seeing you there!

Pastor Denis Garijo