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After the 1,000 year period Satan is loosed for "a little season" (the duration of which is not specified in the text), whereupon he would deceive the nations in an attempt to overthrow God once and for all, only to see God Himself devour them.  Satan is then cast into the Lake of Fire, to receive eternal torment.  Then all persons who ever lived are raised one final time, the Books are opened (especially the Book of Life); those not found in the Book of Life are cast into the Lake of Fire.  Death and Hades are also cast into the Lake of Fire, this is the Second Death.  At this point time as we know it on Earth ceases.

After the 1,000 year period Satan is loosed for "a little season" (the duration of which is not specified in the text), whereupon he would deceive the nations in an attempt to overthrow God once and for all, only to see God Himself devour them.  Satan is then cast into the Lake of Fire, to receive eternal torment.  Then all persons who ever lived are raised one final time, the Books are opened (especially the Book of Life); those not found in the Book of Life are cast into the Lake of Fire.  Death and Hades are also cast into the Lake of Fire, this is the Second Death.  At this point time as we know it on Earth ceases.

The last two chapters describe the holy city (New Jerusalem) wherein the saints will reside forever and ever.  The book ends with a warning not to add to or take away from it (due to its placement at the end of the Bible, the verses are commonly interpreted to not do so to the entire Bible itself).

The last two chapters describe the holy city (New Jerusalem) wherein the saints will reside forever and ever.  The book ends with a warning not to add to or take away from it (due to its placement at the end of the Bible, the verses are commonly interpreted to mean that people should not add or take away any portion of the entire Bible itself).

==Interpretations==

==Interpretations==