Can someone explain this scripture? Rev. Chapter 20. 1-6?

It is believed (by me) that the 1000 years has already ped. As of the year 2000A.D. I recommend you read the King James version of that script it explains it in plainer english. Abel's spirit is the spirit of Christ. The spirit of Cain is the spirit believed to be evil. That being the devil, this is basicaly explaining the thousand years after the rule of Satan. When all who sinned and failed to repent considered as the "dead" will be judged according to their actions on earth. The beheaded are the matyrs of christianity namely John the baptist and the thrones are all the other disciples that were killed for believing in Jesus and christianity in those days. The probation of the Cain spirit is the term where the devil will be sent to the depths of the earth awaiting his judgement.During the 1000 year period things pertaining christianity will be destroyed and the "beast" which is Augustus will rule all things even religion, all man shall have the mark of the beast.(i don't think anyone is born with the mark), it will be imprinted like a tatoo during that time because nobody will be able to buy or sell anything without it. During those times the people will only be allowed to worship the beast and his idols that blasphem against God. All the people that refuse to bow down to these idols will be killed in the flesh but will not die.(eternaly) These people are considered to be blessed and holy and able to live in God's presence hence they will be priests of Able in the new heaven and new earth in the new Jerusalem, where everyone who is not dead will live.All those that never practised the profanities that are said to be against the Kingdom of God. All this will happen before the return of Jesus. When Jesus returns That will be the 2nd death for those that are on earth that refused to repent and believe that Jesus is the son of God.Those individuals will be condemned to the firey lake of sulphur for ever and ever along with the devil and his angels.Leaving the rest to dwell in the presence of God in the new Jerusalem which is decribed in chapter 25.