The beast of Revelation is the final dragon-empowered political world-power, supported by false prophecy and destroyed by the returning Lamb.
Who Is the Beast of Revelation?
Explaining Clean and Pure Worship: The Biblical Meaning of Holy Devotion to Jehovah
Clean and pure worship is holy devotion to Jehovah through Christ, governed by truth, separated from idolatry, and expressed in covenant faithfulness.
Is the United States Really “Babylon the Great” in Revelation?
Revelation does not identify the United States alone as Babylon the Great. Babylon is the global anti-God world system in its final corrupt form.
The Book of Revelation—What Does It Mean?
Revelation unveils Jehovah’s judgment on a wicked system, Christ’s Kingdom triumph, Satan’s removal, and a restored earth free of death.
What Is the Apocalypse?
The Apocalypse means “revelation”: Jehovah unveils His purpose through Jesus Christ, assuring faithful Christians of victory and restoration.
Who Are “Their,” and What Is “It” That God Put Into Their Hearts to Carry Out His Purposes? (Revelation 17:16-17)
“In Revelation 17:16-17, ‘their’ refers to the ten kings; God put into their hearts the unified resolve that accomplishes His judgment on Babylon the Great.”
What Is the Great Tribulation?
The great tribulation first struck Jerusalem in 70 C.E., then points forward to a global crisis ending this system, with deliverance for the faithful.
Nimrod—The Hunter and the Tower
Nimrod, a figure who first emerges in the annals of human history in the aftermath of the Flood, marks a critical turning point in the unfolding of human civilization.
Babylon the Great, the Beast, the Seven Kings, and the Eighth King of Revelation: Revelation 17:1-18 (the Last Days)
Who is this “great harlot”? Who is Babylon the Great? Who or what are the seven kings and the eighth king of Revelation? How are we to understand Revelation 17:1-18? What does all of this mean for Christians?
THE END TIMES – Daniel 11:36-45
The Kings of the South and the North Daniel 11:36-45 (the End Times) Some information from an earlier chapter is worth repeating as repetition for emphasis. Daniel 8:17, 19, 26 Updated American Standard Version (UASV) 17 So he came near where I stood. And when he came, I was frightened and fell on my face; but he said... Continue Reading →
