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Jose from Brazil

November 2 at 2:33 am
As long as Revelations 12 male son can represent a holy remnant of overcomers during right before the beggining of the coming of the beast in the chapter 13, because Christ did this chronologically before: is this right to believe meanwhile this male son is a holy remnant, that also represents Christ himself, according to Matthew 25: 31-46, for example ? Or a resurrected Christ, what is chronologically troublesome, as narrating the story of the gospel...? Yeah, for example, it is said the throne of Satan is in Pergamus... And he inhabits there... Because Michael defeated him and sent him down to earth nearly two thousand years ago... And the woman, the church of the apostles, is hiden and it will be hiden... And the other churches are just other sons of this primary church? It is such a conspiracy theory this? It seems sound the first argument.
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