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Jose from Brazil

December 19 at 12:38 am
Prayer: Basically in the book of Revelations the appearing of Babylon is at its end, after the seven bowls of wrath, in the chaper 17 is said Babylon is a city that reigns over the kings of the earth, but this city is destroyed by ten kings, thus: How can this city be the kingdom of darkness? Well, for that chapter Satan and his angels fell on the Earth, thrown by Michael out of heaven, sadly this defeat represents the misery of the inhabitants of the earth, thus : Babylon is something quite new? Because they abnormality of angelic invasion of the earth surely shall provoke the need of these demonic beings of settlement. Is it a non-human city on earth, inhabited by other species, the fallen angels? But this city made rich many ship owners and traders. John days actually Babylon rules, what is confusing for me, my YHWH for Christ's name . One suppose Babylon will be inhabit by Satan's folk. Is it a spiritual region?
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