After Satan is hurled into the lake of fire, the apostle John sees a great white throne at some unknown location that is not of earth
or heaven (Rev 20:11). Believers, who did not die for their faith, come to life and
complete their process of resurrection. The rest of non-believing humanity, come to life; but, are not glorified in their process of
resurrection. Both groups present themselves before Jesus Christ the Judge (Acts 17:30-31;
Rev 20:12).
Do not marvel at this; for an hour is coming, in which all who are in the tombs will hear His voice, and will
come forth; those who did the good deeds to a resurrection of life, those who committed the evil deeds to a resurrection of
judgment. (John 5:28-29)
Believers, whose souls in heaven join with their glorified bodies, come to life
(Rev 20:12).
Non-Believers, whose souls in hell join with their bodies, come to life (Rev 20:13).
Each person was judged by a) looking for their name in the Book of Life and b) evaluating their life in the books that recorded their
deeds (Rev 20:12-13; Matt 7:21-23).
Believers, evaluated in accordance to their deeds, were rewarded for their faithful service
(Rev 20:12; Matt 19:28;
Luke 22:28-30).
Non-Believers, their names not written in the Book of Life (Rev 20:13),
were thrown into the lake of fire (Rev 20:15).
While its location is not specified, the lake of fire is the final place for the Antichrist, False Prophet, Satan, and non-Believers,
and it is a place of torment and without any rest. In the very end, death and Hades are also thrown into the lake of fire
(Rev 20:14).
With the end of death, introduced by Adam’s sin, and evil, introduced by Satan, the apostle John sees a new heaven and a new earth
(Rev 21:1).
And around this time, Jesus Christ hands the kingdom back to His Father God (1 Cor 15:23-28).
For deeper study:
The Millennium and the Judge
What is a Resurrection?
What is Glorification?