a city with seven hills 

A Great City With Walls – 

A Theodosian wall was built in the 5th century and it included the 7th hill of Constantinople. New Rome had seven hills. It is a mystery for most and likely to remain so. Many are not even looking for fulfilled prophecy because of their misinterpretation based on words which can have many different meanings. That is why we have over 60 different English bibles. Who can you trust?  

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a great city 

A Babylon The Great – 

A mystery, 

Constantinople, the capital of a Christian empire that lasted a thousand years. 

had seven hills 

had many waters 

had many merchants 

was a mystery 

is fallen 

is fallen 

can be found no more at all 

started by the Roman Empire with seven dynasties 

ended by the Ottoman Empire with ten dynasties 

was attacked in 666 AD 

a prophecy 

A Revelation – 

A book of what is to come.  Only history can verify what has been prophesied.  History based on numbers.  Not on interpretation.  You can only trust numbers.  Numbers do not have to be interpreted.  Start with the big numbers like a thousand and it might lead you to the Byzantine Empire that fits with all the other numbers.  And colors.  

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a misinterpretation 

A Premillennialist – 

A thousand year “Reign of Christ”.  They “reigned with Christ” is what is in the bible.  That is a big difference.  Look for a thousand years where they reigned with Christ.  They did the reigning in a Christian empire that lasted a thousand years.  Like the Byzantine Empire.  It’s the only one.  Check it out.  It fits with the other numbers.  And colors.  

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a beast in the making 

A Temple – 

A beast in the eyes of Daniel. Babylon destroyed the first Temple. Greece desecrated the second. Rome destroyed the second. What is preventing the third? The Dome of the Rock. Enter Islam, the fourth beast of Daniel and the second beast of the Apocalypse. It has ten horns and they shall hate the whore.

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a translator 

A Bible – 

A version of each translation.  Before the printer, no two bibles were alike.  Now no two translations are alike.  And there are way too many.  About 60 English translations.  Each translation has more than one version.  So the “Word of God” is subject to translations, revisions, and interpretation.  For the most part they agree on numbers.  And colors.  

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