A thousand years, on the page. Why I believe they are already behind us.

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THE WALK The ReignFILM A thousand years, and the valley is quiet.PAINTING The Peaceable Kingdom · Edward Hicks, c. 1834

Why these seven pages

I read Revelation 20 expecting a riddle. It reads like
a timeline.

Satan bound, a thousand years, a first resurrection, a little season. I believe the text means what it says, and I place it this way: Satan bound when the temple fell in AD 70, the thousand years a real span — the centuries of Christendom, roughly 500 to 1500 — already behind us, and the little season the age we are standing in. That is my conviction, and this week I will show you why — and label it as mine.

Seven pages, in the 1611 itself. Read them and weigh them.

— Kyle Lauriano, host of Beyond the Looking Glass and The King Is Coming Show

What arrives each morning

Seven days, seven passages

DAY 1 · Revelation 20:1–3
Bound a thousand years
Lincoln Cathedral — the eastern end
DAY 2 · Revelation 20:4–6
They shall reign with him
Gloucester Cathedral from the north
DAY 3 · Isaiah 11:6–9
The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb
Lincoln Cathedral — the nave
DAY 4 · Isaiah 65:20–22, 25
They shall build houses, and inhabit them
Durham Cathedral — the east end
DAY 5 · Daniel 7:13–14
King over all the earth
The fall of Constantinople, 1453 — Panagiotis Zographos
DAY 6 · Micah 4:3–4
Swords into plowshares
The Gutenberg Bible — Library of Congress
DAY 7 · Revelation 20:7–10 · Revelation 5:9–10
A little season
The Sagrada Família, still under construction

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