Babylon (The Book of Signs, Ch. 4)

by Dr. David Jeremiah

Our fourth international sign is a city founded on pride an arrogance, Babylon, which was brought to an ignominious end. In Revelation, we see a revived Babylon will be the center of a financial world order which will dominate the Tribulation period.

Babylon will be reborn, but it will also be destroyed in the end because of her :

  • Iniquity
  • Influence
  • Infidelity
  • Insolence
  • and Inhumanity

Babylon will be utterly destroyed and the world will react with shock and horror. Mourners of this fallen city include:

  • Monarchs
  • Merchants
  • Mariners

But God promises justice to those who suffer for Him and those who were martyred by the Babylonian system will rejoice over its destruction.

The world system is as precarious as the shifting tectonic plates beneath California, but God’s promises never shift. They remain unshakeable and solid. We rightly grieve to see so many rushing headlong toward Babylon like lemmings to the sea. But it’s right that we also celebrate the coming triumph of good over evil.

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