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Revelation 17:1-18:24 - Come Out of “Babylon”

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  • D.F. Ritsman

This is a Bible study on Revelation 17:1-18:24.

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Revelation 17 - Babylon is Ripening for God's Judgment

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  • Jan DeGelder

This article is an exposition of Revelation 17.

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Isaiah 13-23 - Do the Prophets Teach That Babylonia Will Be Rebuilt in the Eschaton?

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  • Homer Heater Jr.

In Dispensationalist theology it is traditionally argued that “Babylon” in Revelation 14, Revelation 17, and Revelation 18 is a symbol indicating some form of a re-established Rome. This view is built on a reading of the prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah in such a way that the rebuilding of the city and empire of Babylonia should be expected in the eschaton.

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How We Live Antithetically to this World

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  • Maarten Kuivenhoven

Seeing the world for what it is, knowing your identity, and having an plan of action are crucial to living a life antithetical to the world. This antithesis in Christian lifestyle is drawn from Revelation 17-Revelation 18. Let the article explain.

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Revelation 13:18, 17:9, Daniel 12- The Danielic Background for Revelation 13:18 and 17:9

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  • Gregory K. Beale

Beale investigates the background of the beast of Revelation 13:18 and Revelation 17:9 in the book of Daniel, particularly Daniel 12.

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