Why does Isaiah's description of the desolation of the earth (Isaiah 24) look like John's description of events connected with 1,000 years that follow Christ's second coming (Revelation 20)? The biblical prophecies often have dual fulfillments; sometimes, that first fulfillment is only a partial while that later is the complete fulfillment. Sometimes, the first fulfillment is Read More

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Why does "Babylon" later refer to Rome (1 Pet. 5:13) and to an evil power in the book of Revelation (Rev. 14:8; Rev. 16:19; Rev. 17:5; Rev. 18:2, 10, 21)? From history, we can identify how Babylon refers to Rome. Revelation 17:5 tells us that this woman had something written on her forehead. “Babylon the great, the mother of harlots and Read More

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How could Isaiah 14:12–14 apply to a king of Babylon? Daniel 4 describes how Nebuchadnezzar was humbled because of his arrogance about how he became so great. Even though he was arrogant, he still acknowledged there was a power above him. In Daniel 4:2, he is testifying about the things that Most High God has Read More

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How did the city of Babylon finally end? When we read chapter 5 of Daniel’s book, it tells us how Babylon’s kingdom came to an end. We were also foretold about the destruction of Babylon earlier on in the Book of Daniel. Daniel chapter 2 depicts an image made of different materials, and each material Read More

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