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Is America the "Daughter of Babylon?"
An introduction to the Daughter of Babylon
On this site, we will examine a strange “End Times” entity known as the “Daughter of Babylon.” This nation appears in six books of the Old Testament and once in the New Testament book of Revelations.
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The book of Isaiah (Old Testament)
Isaiah was an eighth-century (B.C.) prophet who wrote the book of Isaiah sometime between 740 BC and 620 BC. The book of Isiah has 66 chapters, but not all reference The Daughter of Babylon.…
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The book of Jeremiah (Old Testament)
The prophet Jeremiah lived between 650 BC and 570 BC and wrote the book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah is called the “Weeping prophet” and is considered a major prophet of the Old Testament.…
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The book of Habakkuk (Old Testament)
Habakkuk lived around 612 BC and was a prophet whose oracles and prayers are found in the book that bears his name. He is considered a minor prophet. He briefly mentions the Daughter of Babylon.…
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The book of Daniel (Old Testament)
Daniel was a slave who interpreted dreams for King Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon. Judaism does not recognize him as a prophet, but his visions are frightening, especially about the modern-day kingdom, The Daughter of Babylon.…
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The book of Zachariah (Old Testament)
Zachariah lived around 520 BC and was a minor prophet who spoke prophecies for King Darius the Great, who ruled over the Achaemenid Empire. His prophecy of the Daughter of Babylon gives us a description that can be none other than America!…
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The book of Psalms (Old Testament)
The Old Testament book of Psalms is a book of Hebrew anthologies of religious hymns. There are 150 Psalms with the Daughter of Babylon just briefly mentioned. The book of Psalms was authored by numerous authors between the 9th and 5th centuries BC.…
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Revelations (New Testament)
Revelation is the final book of the New Testament and is filled with the visions of Saint John the Apostle or simply John of Revelation. This book dates to the reign of Roman emperor Domitian in AD 81-96.…
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