17. The Development of the Romano-Babylonian Name of Blasphemy

Submitted by Editor on Sat, 07/02/2022 - 19:54

The Name of Blasphemy is the Eye and Mouth, or ecclesiastical element of the Eighth Head. As we have seen, this ecclesiastical con­stituent of the Beast was working upwards towards enthronization over all, anterior to the establishment of the Ten Gothic Horns upon the Roman Habitable. When the citizens and clergy of Rome were seized with a spirit of patriotism and superstitious zeal, A.D.

16. The Rise and Decollation of the Seventh Head

Submitted by Editor on Sun, 06/19/2022 - 16:30

The Roman Empire of the West was extinguished A.D. 476-479, by the conquering sword of the king of the Heruli, Odoacer. This ruler reigned in Rome about fourteen years, when he was succeeded by the renowned Theodoric, the Ostrogoth, the Arian king of Italy. This prince was bom in the neighborhood of Vienna, and educated at Con­stantinople with care and tenderness. On his father’s death he had suc­ceeded to the hereditary throne of the Amali, who were subsidized as defenders of the frontier by the government of Constantinople.

13. The Development of the Romano-Babylonian Name of Blasphemy

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When the fiftieth day after the crucifixion had fully come, the apos­tles were all with one accord in one place, NOT IN Rome, but in Jerusalem. In obedience to the Lord’s command, they were tarrying in this city until they should be endued with power from on high to execute the mission entrusted to them.

12. The Mouth of the Beast

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“2. And his Mouth as the Mouth of a Lion. 5. And there was given unto him (the Beast of the Sea) a Mouth speaking great things and blasphemies. 6. And he opened his Mouth in blasphemy con­cerning the Deity, to have blasphemed his Name, and his Taberna­cle, and those who tabernacle in the heaven. ”