(8) Sometimes attempts are made to establish this extra-Biblical teaching by appealing to the solitary and difficult-to-understand passage Revelation 20:3-7. But the teaching of Chiliasm is not at all derived from the Bible. Instead, it is derived from Babel via pagan Zoroastrianism. See (18)ff.
(9) The chiliastic “double resurrection” teaching the doctrine of two millenniallyseparated physical resurrections is foreign to Holy Scripture. Pessimistic “Chiliasm” is the very opposite of the optimistic doctrine of a future “Golden Age” of spiritual and physical prosperity on Earth some time between the present and the resurrection of all mankind at the Final Judgment.
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