Everything you wrote is Baloney.
YOu can tear those pages out of your bible of you choose, and remain in denial. But they will still be in every other bible.
YOu have failed to understand what Jewish sages wrote thousands of years ago: God worked in creation for 6 days, and on the 7th day rested.
The first 6 days (thousand years) will be man's rule on the earth, and the 7th day (thousand years) will be God's rule on the earth.
Edward Gibbon from the 1776 work "THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE," where he documented the facts regarding the first century Christians...
"The ancient and popular doctrine of the Millennium was intimately connected with the second coming of Christ. As the works of the creation had been finished in six days, their duration in their present state, according to a tradition which was attributed to the prophet Elijah, was fixed to six thousand years. By the same analogy it was inferred that this long period of labor and contention, which was now almost elapsed, would be succeeded by a joyful Sabbath of a thousand years; and that Christ, with the triumphant band of the saints and the elect who had escaped death, or who had been miraculously revived, would reign upon earth till the time appointed for the last and general resurrection". - Vol I, p.403
This tradition maintains that each day of the week corresponds to one thousand years of creation. Just as the six days of the workweek culminate in the sanctified seventh day of
Shabbat, so too will the six millennia of creation culminate in the sanctified seventh millennium (Hebrew years 60007000)the
Messianic Age. (Wikipedia)
"Jewish tradition has long held that human history
(olam hazeh) would endure for 6,000 years - from the time of the impartation of the
neshamah (soul) to Adam in the Garden of Eden to the coming of the Messiah. There were two primary arguments for this view of history.
First, the sages argued that a "divine day" (
יוֹם) equaled 1,000 years based on Psalm 90:4: "A thousand years (
אֶלֶף שָׁנִים) in your sight is
as a day (i.e.,
k'yom: כְּיוֹם)." They reasoned that since man was made in the image of God, and the Torah describes six days of creation followed by a day of divine rest, mankind (as a whole) was therefore allotted 6 x 1,000 years (i.e., 6,000) for "works" to be established in the world, followed by a 1,000 year Shabbat (Sanhedrin 97a, Rosh Hashana 31a). The ancient
Seder Olam Rabbah (c. 240) catalogs historical events from the start of Creation according to the 6,000 years of history. Humanity will have his time of reign on earth for 6,000 years and then the Messiah will begin his reign in the 7th millennium, a "Sabbath" of sacred history. Later midrash goes along with this basic outline: "Six eons for going in and coming out, for war and peace. The seventh eon is entirely Shabbat and rest for life everlasting" (Pirke de Rabbi Eliezer).
Second, the Jewish mystics argued that since there are 6 Alephs (
א) in the very first verse of the Torah, and each Aleph (
אלף) represents 1,000, there must be 6,000 years of human history. The Zohar states, "The redemption of Israel will come about through the mystic force of the letter "Vav" [the sixth letter of the Aleph-bet, corresponding to the sixth Aleph] in the sixth millennium. Happy are those who will be left alive at the end of the sixth millennium to enter the Shabbat, which is the seventh millennium; for that is a day set apart for the Holy One on which to effect the union of new souls with old souls in the world" (Zohar, Vayera 119a).
So according to both the rabbis and the mystics, human history will last for 6,000 years - 1,000 years for each day of creation - followed by a 1,000 year "Shabbat" that represents the Messianic Age of global and universal peace. After the Messiah appears, there will be peace on earth, and all the promises of God given through the prophets will be fulfilled. "
Parashat Eikev - The Messiah and Jewish Philosophy of History
Is it any wonder then that John wrote in very clear and plain words that Satan will be bound for a thousand years? Is it any wonder that Ezekiel spent chapters writing of the Millennial temple of God?
