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JOSE from Brazil

February 22 at 9:44 pm
Prayer: On Babylon I think it is the historically named for that name in Irak. It destroyed the temple and took Jerusalem. Now, this city is not built on seven hills. By the other hand, Rome is on seven hills, and also, as Babylon, Rome destroyed not only the temple of Jerusalem, but the temple of the body of Jesus Christ. Two temples. One between these two cities will be destroyed with fire by ten kings. Maybe the prophecy applies to both. I would rather choose Babylon in Irak, because Rome is not the land of the chaldeans, but the chaldeans are catholic, and that is a link between historical Babylon and Roman, the religion of the chaldeans and the idols. I pray for revelation, wisdom my YHWH Abba in Jesus Christ's name.
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