Revelation 18: The City That Said, “I Am No Widow”
God Save the King and the Public Religion of Economic Babylon In previous articles, I argued that Revelation 18 points to London as the historical …
Come Out of Babylon!…
The Prophetic Call There is a biblical call that nearly all believers accept without reservation: “Come out of Babylon, my people, so that you will not …
Why the Question “When Does Economic Babylon Fall?” Cannot Be Avoided
In a prophetic interpretation anchored in history, time is not a secondary detail. It is not an appendix. Time is part of the sign. A …
The Mortal Wound of Revelation 13 and the Hidden Role of Philosophy
There is a detail in Revelation 13 that cannot be passed over lightly. John sees a beast rising out of the sea, having seven heads …
The Fall of Economic Babylon Through War – The Book of Revelation Explicitly Allows This Scenario
Revelation places before the reader a single reality with three distinct faces: The first face was brought down in 1798, when revolutionary French forces entered …
The British Empire Hidden in Revelation 18
Where Is the Largest Empire in History in Prophecy? How is it possible that Daniel sees Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome; that Revelation continues the …
The Fall of London: War, Revolt, or Both?
In the previous article, I identified London as the city of economic Babylon in Revelation 18. That identification gives the chapter its historical center. Revelation …
After Rome, London? The City of Economic Babylon in Revelation 18
Revelation does not speak about one single Babylon repeated under different images. That confusion has damaged the reading of the book. When Revelation 17 and …