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John sees the river of life flowing from the throne of God and the Lamb, and the tree of life bearing fruit with leaves for the healing of nations. God's servants see His face, with no curse or night. Jesus promises to come soon, and the Spirit and bride invite the thirsty to receive life's water; warnings and a prayer close the book.

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John sees a new heaven and earth and New Jerusalem descending as God's dwelling with humanity, where death and grief have ended. The city shines with God's glory, has twelve gates and foundations named for Israel's tribes and the Lamb's apostles, needs no temple or sun, and admits only those in the Lamb's book of life.

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Satan is bound in the abyss for a thousand years, while martyrs and beast-refusers reign with Christ; afterward he gathers nations against the saints. Fire consumes the attackers, Satan is cast into the lake of fire, and the dead are judged before the white throne according to their works and the book of life.

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Heavenly voices praise God for judging the great prostitute and avenging His servants, while the elders worship and the multitude celebrates the Lamb's wedding. A rider called Faithful and True leads heaven's armies against the beast and kings; the beast and false prophet are thrown into the lake of fire, and the rest are slain.

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An angel announces Babylon's fall, and another voice from heaven calls God's people to leave it. Kings, merchants, and seafarers mourn its sudden destruction and lost trade, while heaven is told to rejoice over God's judgment. The chapter portrays Babylon's final downfall and condemns its deception of nations and shedding of the blood of saints and prophets.

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