Because the passage is so long, please click on Revelation 18:9-24 if you would like to refresh your memory before reading how scholars have interpreted the description of Babylonโs demise. John had witnessed the shocking portrayal of Babylon and the kings who joined with this great city in promulgating blasphemies, abominations, and idolatry (which was … Continue reading Revelation 18: Four Views
Revelation 18: Woe, Woe to Babylon
The Corruption of Babylon In Revelation 17, one of the angels who had poured out one of the ceremonial bowls of the passion of Godโs cleansing wrath came over to John to reveal how Babylon would be judged. John was carried in the Spirit to a place of solitude, where he was given a very … Continue reading Revelation 18: Woe, Woe to Babylon
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Revelation 18: Fallen, Fallen is Babylon
After these things, I saw another angel coming down out of the sky, having immense authority, and the earth was illuminated by his glory. Then, he cried out in a forceful voice, saying, โFallen, Fallen, Babylon the Great, now become a habitat of demons, and a prison of all foul spirits, and a prison of … Continue reading Revelation 18: Fallen, Fallen is Babylon
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Revelation 1: ฮ and ฮฉ
It was a huge question for the early church, one of the first questions the church councils sought to answer. Was Jesus a human being? Was Jesus divine?
