Inasmuch as Jesus is referred to as "the Lamb"—who taught the ’resurrection’ as a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’, and who stated that Satan is the "father of lies" (John 8:44)—the beast with ’two horns like a lamb (sic) that speaks with the voice of the dragon’ (the voice of Satan, the voice of the media—Revelations 13:11) is a symbol for Christianity; which, like Judaism and Islam, teaches, instead, that the resurrection’ is the physical raising of a dead body from the grave.
But lambs do not have ’two horns’.
Goats have two horns.
Thus, Christianity is the Teaching of Jesus to the same extent that ’lambs have two horns’. And, thus, the ’separation of the sheep from the goats’ (Matthew 25:33) refers to the separation between those who believe the Doctrine of the ’resurrection’ as taught by Isaiah, Jeremiah, Jesus and Mohammed as opposed to those who believe the doctrine of a physical ’resurrection’ from the grave.
Those who believe that the ’resurrection’ is a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’ are on the ’right hand’, while those who believe that the ’resurrection’ is not a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’ are on the ’left hand’. (See, also, the parallel Revelations in the Koran.)
In addition, the "whore of Babylon" was, first of all, a symbol for, especially, the economic power of Rome (the city built on seven hills).
Theologically, the "whore of Babylon" refers to the fundamental errors of Jewish, Christian and Muslim theology concerning the ’resurrection’, which constitute the foundation of the current international economic system.
Economically, the "whore of Babylon" can only refer to the United States and its economic allies; primarily Christian Europe and other countries whose economies are tied very directly to the economy of the United States (Japan and South Korea, for example).
Translation: the initiation of a war with Iran will result in the collapse of the international economic system as described in Revelations 18 (6+6+6).
"With the Voice of the Dragon"
Inasmuch as Jesus is referred to as "the Lamb"—who taught the ’resurrection’ as a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’, and who stated that Satan is the "father of lies" (John 8:44)—the beast with ’two horns like a lamb (sic) that speaks with the voice of the dragon’ (the voice of Satan, the voice of the media—Revelations 13:11) is a symbol for Christianity; which, like Judaism and Islam, teaches, instead, that the resurrection’ is the physical raising of a dead body from the grave.
But lambs do not have ’two horns’.
Goats have two horns.
Thus, Christianity is the Teaching of Jesus to the same extent that ’lambs have two horns’. And, thus, the ’separation of the sheep from the goats’ (Matthew 25:33) refers to the separation between those who believe the Doctrine of the ’resurrection’ as taught by Isaiah, Jeremiah, Jesus and Mohammed as opposed to those who believe the doctrine of a physical ’resurrection’ from the grave.
Those who believe that the ’resurrection’ is a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’ are on the ’right hand’, while those who believe that the ’resurrection’ is not a Doctrine of ’Rebirth’ are on the ’left hand’. (See, also, the parallel Revelations in the Koran.)
In addition, the "whore of Babylon" was, first of all, a symbol for, especially, the economic power of Rome (the city built on seven hills).
Theologically, the "whore of Babylon" refers to the fundamental errors of Jewish, Christian and Muslim theology concerning the ’resurrection’, which constitute the foundation of the current international economic system.
Economically, the "whore of Babylon" can only refer to the United States and its economic allies; primarily Christian Europe and other countries whose economies are tied very directly to the economy of the United States (Japan and South Korea, for example).
Translation: the initiation of a war with Iran will result in the collapse of the international economic system as described in Revelations 18 (6+6+6).
Michael
posted by Michael @ 1:51 @ http://stopthewarwithiran.blogspot.com/