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More Surprising Facts About the Beast of Revelation

Wednesday, May 23, 2012 10:45 PM Comments (4)

There is more evidence regarding who the Beast of Revelation is than I could fit in the first video I did on the subject, so in this video I pick up where I left off and reveal new and surprising facts--things most people have never heard of--that point to who the Beast is.

Previously, we saw that the Beast:

  • Has great Political Authority
  • Claims Divine Honors
  • Attacks the Saints
  • Has Seven Heads, which we are told represent Seven Hills and Seven Kings
  • Has the number 666 (or 616)

 

We are also told, in the first and last chapter of Revelation that it discloses

  • “what must soon take place”

 

Using this information, we concluded that there is a significant case to be made that the Beast is associated, in different ways, with:

  1. The Roman Empire

  2. The Pagan City of Rome

  3. The line of 1st century Roman Emperors

  4. And, in a special way, Nero Ceasar

 

To review that evidence for yourself, check out Part 1 of the discussion.

Here is a link to Part 1 in case you haven't seen it.

And now, here is Part 2!

BTW, I'm preparing a Secret Information Club communique in which I "interview" Pope Benedict about the Book of Revelation.

If you'd like to know what Pope Benedict says about Revelation, you should sign up by Friday, May 25, and you'll get the special interview on Saturday morning.

You should sign up at www.SecretInfoClub.com (if you have trouble, email me at jimmy@secretinfoclub.com).

 

Filed under 666, antichrist, apocalypse, beast, eschatology, nero, revelation, rome

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I have my Ovaltine Orphan Annie decoder ring ready!

There have been a number Catholic books on the “End Times”. I am very interested in the Holy Father comments.

Jim, have you seen the youtube video concerning Revalation and Gematria called “7 Strange Coincidences”? It contains 7 biblical codes in reference to our current administration. Fact or hoax?

My point is, we are finite beings who think in terms of yesterday’s and todays news. Journalists think in the finite. Biblical writers are different because they are inspired by God. They write for eternity. God’s messages and warnings don’t apply to one specific century, so I think the imagery in Revelation is not limited to our time. I believe there are a series of Anti-Christs, or opposers, who surface every millenium and attack Holy Mother Church and the truth in a way that no one else does. Our current president has accomplished more damage in a shorter time than any other in this generation’s lifetime. Please view that youtube video on the 7 strange coincidences.

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Jimmy was born in Texas, grew up nominally Protestant, but at age 20 experienced a profound conversion to Christ. Planning on becoming a Protestant pastor or seminary professor, he started an intensive study of the Bible. But the more he immersed himself in Scripture the more he found to support the Catholic faith. Eventually, he was compelled in conscience to enter the Catholic Church, which he did in 1992. His conversion story, "A Triumph and a Tragedy," is published in Surprised by Truth. Besides being an author, Jimmy is a Senior Apologist at Catholic Answers, a contributing editor to This Rock magazine, and a weekly guest on "Catholic Answers Live."