Amillennialism

Prince in Daniel is Messiah, not antichrist

Satan bound during church age

Mt 4:1–11 (cf. Mk 1:12–13; Lk 4:1–13); Mt 12:28–29 (cf. Mk 3:27); Lk 10:17–18; Jn 12:31–32; Col 2:15; Rev 12:7–9; 20:1–3

Resurrection of both righteous, wicked happens “on the last day”

Jn 5:25, 28–29; 6:39, 40, 44, 54; 12:48; Ac 24:15

“First resurrection” is regeneration

Jn 5:24; Ro 6:4, 13; Eph 2:5; Col 2:12–13; 1Jn 3:14

Parallelism in Revelation

Revelation can be divided into seven sections that recapitulate the same general time period and events. The parallel sections are:^[1]

1. The seven lampstands (ch. 1–3)
2. The seven seals (ch. 4–7)
3. The seven trumpets (ch. 8–11)
4. The persecuting dragon (ch. 12–14)
5. The seven bowls (ch. 15–16)
6. The fall of Babylon (ch. 17–19)
7. The great consummation (ch. 20–22)

Each parallel section spans the entire church age from the first coming to the second coming of Christ. Some sections go beyond the second coming to describe the final states of the reprobate and the redeemed. Notable parallels are given below:

Event	Parallel passages
First coming	Rev 1:5–6; 5:5–6; 12:5
Satan bound	Rev 12:9; 20:2–3
The church age (a long period, “1,260 days”, “42 months”, “3½ years”, or “a thousand years”)	Rev 11:2–3; 12:6, 14; 13:5; 20:2–7
Satan released, great battle (a short period, “3½ days”	Rev 11:7–10; 13:7; 16:14; 19:17–21; 20:7–10
Second coming, final judgment	Rev 1:7; Rev 6:16–17; 11:15–19; 14:14, 16; 16:15, 20; 19:11–16; 20:10–15
New heavens, new earth	Rev 7:9–17; Rev 21:1–27; 22:1–5

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1. Hendriksen, William. More Than Conquerors (pp. 21–22). Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books. Kindle Edition. #