So your praying for me to reject the Lord's clear instruction...........
i should believe you saying "there is no Thousand Year Reign" and there is no "Second Death" and there is not the Second resurrection at the End of the Thousand Year Period which is CLEARLY stated in Rev 20.
So clear a child can understand - OH, maybe that's it then..........
As I see it, the prophetic statements made by the apostles were made under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. These all omit mention of a thousand years (at least explicit mention of it, as in the Revelation), although Peter, speaking under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit when writing about the beginning of creation and its final end, was inspired to say, "With the Lord one day is as a thousand years and a thousand years as one day."
John never wrote the Revelation
merely under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit - he received it direct from Christ Himself:
"A Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave to Him to declare to His servants things which must shortly come to pass. And He signified it by sending His angel to His servant John." Revelation 1:1
Jesus has the final say. The book of Revelation is the final say, and in it, the Lord does not contradict Peter's statements and Paul's statements regarding the coming of Christ and the resurrection -
He complements and completes it.
Complement: To complete, to bring to perfection, to make whole.
But Truth7t7 and all Amillennialists want to give the apostles the final say, instead of Jesus. They want the Apostles' statements to be the final book of the Bible.