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Illustration LXVI: The 20th figure: the angel who holds the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain binds Satan in the bottomless pit for a thousand years (Revelation 20: 1-3).

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Title: Illustration LXVI: The 20th figure: the angel who holds the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain binds Satan in the bottomless pit for a thousand years (Revelation 20: 1-3).
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