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What does the Bible say about the judgment of Babylon?

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The Bible reveals the judgment of Babylon in Revelation 17, depicting it as a great harlot that seduces nations and leads them away from God.

In Revelation 17, the angel shows John the judgment of Babylon, described as a great harlot sitting on many waters, which represent peoples and nations. This imagery illustrates how Babylon has seduced kings and inhabitants of the earth with her abominations and filthiness. Babylon symbolizes worldly seduction, leading people away from God and into sin. God's judgment against her is inevitable, demonstrating His sovereignty over history and His ultimate control over the fate of the wicked. The complete fall of Babylon is further proclaimed in subsequent chapters, reinforcing God's final victory over evil.
Scripture References: Revelation 17:1-6, Revelation 18:4

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The judgement of Babylon
Don Bell · Aug 17, 2021
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