The Millennium Revelation 20 1 3 During Millennium

The Millennium Revelation 20: 1 -3 During Millennium Scriptures Event Revelation 20: 1 -3; 1 Nephi 22: 26 -28 Satan is bound for a thousand years and no longer deceives the nations. Revelation 20: 4 -6; Mosiah 15: 21 -23; D&C 88: 96 -98 The righteous rise in the First Resurrection. Isaiah 2: 2 -5; D&C 128: 15 “During that thousand years of peace the great work of the Lord shall be in the temples, and into those temples the people shall go to labor for those who have [died] and who are waiting to have these ordinances… preformed for them by those who still [live] upon the earth” (Joseph Fielding Smith, Doctrines of Salvation, 3: 58).

The Millennium Revelation 20: 1 -3 End of Millennium Scriptures Event Revelation 20: 7 -8; D&C 88: 110 -11 Satan is loosed from his prison and once again deceives the nations. He gathers them to battle against God. Revelation 20: 9 -10; D&C 88: 112 -14 Satan’s armies surround the camp of the Saints. God sends fire that destroys Satan’s armies. Satan and others are cast into the lake of fire and brimstone. (See also the commentary for Revelation 20: 7 -10 in The Life and Teachings of Jesus and His Apostles, pp. 468 -69. )

The Millennium Revelation 20: 1 -3 End of Millennium Scriptures Event Revelation 20: 11 -15; Those not in the First Resurrection are Helaman 14: 17 -19; resurrected and judged. The wicked are sent away to suffer the second death. (See also the D&C 63: 17 commentaries for Revelation 20: 12 and 20: 14 in The Life and Teachings of Jesus and His Apostles, p. 469. )

The Millennium Revelation 20: 1 -3 After Millennium Scriptures Revelation 21: 1 -3; 22: 1 -2 Isaiah 60: 19 -21; Revelation 21: 4 -7; 22: 3 -5 D&C 132: 20 Event The earth receives its celestial glory. God’s holy city is established upon the earth. (See also the commentaries for Revelation 21: 1 and 21: 2 -3 in The Life and Teachings of Jesus and His Apostles, p. 469. ) The righteous Saints live with God in celestial splendor. Those who are exalted shall reign as gods. “Every man who reigns in celestial glory is a God to his dominions” (Joseph Smith, Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, 374).