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I’m exploring Revelation 17 in the NET translation, tracing Babylon the Great and the beast with seven heads. In Revelation 17 the imagery runs deep, and I’ll walk you through its symbols and what they may signal for readers today.

In this video I guide you through the dramatic scene: a woman sitting on a scarlet beast, blasphemous names on its heads, and a cup full of abominations that the story presents as moral corruption. The passage describes her as Babylon the Great, the Mother of Prostitutes and the Abominations of the Earth. I pause to notice how the man in the vision is astonished, and how the angel introduces a mystery that invites careful study rather than quick conclusions.

Scholars often view Revelation 17 as addressing symbolic powers rather than a single, simple antagonist. The seven heads are explained as seven mountains, which many readers interpret as seven kings or governments that rise and fall. The beast is described as something that was, is not, and yet is coming, a textual device that signals complex cycles of power across history. As I unpack the NET translation, I highlight the language of wisdom the text itself invites me to bring to this study.

For viewers today, the message is not a puzzle to be solved but a call to discernment. The scene invites reflection on how power, wealth, and prestige can become tools for moral compromise and how faithful witness endures through upheaval. I connect the ancient imagery to broader biblical themes about judgment, repentance, and hope, emphasizing that the ultimate focus remains on truth, accountability, and spiritual resilience rather than sensationalism.

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