“Babylon the Great” represents “worldly” culture that has rejected the true God for materialism, affluence and comfort. It is not a literal single city, but any place with an idolatrous materialistic character and worldview.
Also, the “harlot” is not a literal person, but she represents a culture and people that are obsessed with pleasure and sensuality and have rejected the Lord.
Both are alive and well in the world today.
>>>“Babylon the Great” represents “worldly” culture that has rejected the true God for materialism, affluence and comfort. It is not a literal single city, but any place with an idolatrous materialistic character and worldview.<<<
Where does it say that?
Philip
>> “Babylon the Great” represents “worldly” culture that has rejected the true God for materialism, affluence and comfort. <<
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No, it is more than that. It is Satan’s web of control of all Earthly endeavor, secular, and ecclesiastical.
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