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Who if anyone thinks that the USA fits as the beast in the book of revelation?
The beast is identified as a political, military, social and economic power of universal proportions, which dominates the world
Revelation 13:13,"It" The beast, performs spectacular signs, even making fire come down from heaven to earth in front of people.
13'S FOUND IN THE GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,THE 1 DOLLAR BILL
1. 13 stars in the crest
2. 13 stripes in the shield
3. 13 olive leaves
4. 13 olives
5. 13 arrows (some like to include the 13 feathers of the arrows)
6. 13 letters in Annuit Coeptis
7. 13 letters in E Pluribus Unum
8. 13 cources of stone in the Pyramid
9. 13 X 9 dots in the divisions around the crest.
18 Answers
- TruthtellerLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The beast would represent all of this secular world´s glory, entertainment, advancements, and achievements. So which country does all this and more?
- ?Lv 61 decade ago
The beast is paul of christianity and the abomination of desolation is the new testament. islam is an offshoot religion based on christianity.
The mark in your hand and head is the testament of falsehood you hold in your hands and believe with your mind. Most will fall for the delusion and be shocked to realize the truth.
The irony of christianity is that christians are the very element they fear.
- 1 decade ago
no! no country is fits because" in every mountain there are always snakes". Countries has nothing to do of being beast, it is the people ideas, cultures and leaders affecting the country. like fanatics, racist, they kill mostly due to their beliefs. people who killed their own people are beast not the entire nation.
Source(s): there are words in the poem The man with the hoe. It said " oh master lords and rulers of all lands, is this the handy work you give to God? these monstrous things that distorted and soulquienced? how will you streghten up these shape touch it again with immortality give back the lightning of the light revealed in it the music and the dream make right immemorial imfamies perpeiduas wrong immidecable woes. oh master lords and rulers of all lands how will you reckon with this man ? how answers questioned him in that hour when wirlwind of rebellion shake the world. how will it be with kingdom and with king. with those who shape him to the thing he is. when these dumb TERROR shall reply to God after the silence of centuries....?" - Anonymous1 decade ago
the beast was Montgomery wards the first 3 digits of their credit cards were 666
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- 1 decade ago
Do you currently mean the beast of Rev. 17? Yes.
The beast mentioned earlier (Rev. 13, healed) is probably Great Britain.
- 1 decade ago
No. The European Union fits the prophecies of the beast power much better.
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- 1 decade ago
I loved that album!!!
"Woe to you, Oh Earth and Sea, for the Devil sends the Beast
with wrath, because he knows the time is short...
Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the Beast
for it is a human number, its number is six hundred and sixty six."
--Book of Revelations Ch. XIII v. 18
- 1 decade ago
The Wild Beasts of Daniel and of Revelation.---- That the beasts described in these books represent political kingdoms or governments, exercising rulership and authority, is clearly stated. (Da 7:6, 12, 23; 8:20-22; Re 16:10; 17:3, 9-12) A consideration of the Biblical passages reveals that, while these political ‘wild beasts’ vary in symbolic form, yet all have certain characteristics in common. All are shown as standing in opposition to God’s rule by the Messianic Kingdom over mankind.
Consider these words recorded at Revelation 17:10: “There are seven kings: five have fallen, one is, the other has not yet arrived, but when he does arrive he must remain a short while.” When the apostle John wrote these words, he was being held in exile by the Romans, on the isle of Patmos. The five fallen kings, or world powers, were Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Medo-Persia, and Greece. The sixth—the Roman Empire—was still in power. But it also was to fall, and the seventh king would arise from one of Rome’s captured territories. What world power would that be?
24 Britain was once a northwestern part of the Roman Empire. But by the year 1763, it had become the British Empire—the Britannia that ruled the seven seas. By 1776 its 13 American colonies had declared their independence in order to set up the United States of America. In later years, however, Britain and the United States became partners in both war and peace. Thus, the Anglo-American combination came into existence as the seventh world power of Bible prophecy. Like the Roman Empire, it has proved to be “strong like iron,” exercising ironlike authority. The iron legs of the dream image thus include both the Roman Empire and the Anglo-American dual world power. -- or 7th world power -- United States and Britian
25 Daniel next told Nebuchadnezzar: “Whereas you beheld the feet and the toes to be partly of molded clay of a potter and partly of iron, the kingdom itself will prove to be divided, but somewhat of the hardness of iron will prove to be in it, forasmuch as you beheld the iron mixed with moist clay. And as for the toes of the feet being partly of iron and partly of molded clay, the kingdom will partly prove to be strong and will partly prove to be fragile. Whereas you beheld iron mixed with moist clay, they will come to be mixed with the offspring of mankind; but they will not prove to be sticking together, this one to that one, just as iron is not mixing with molded clay.”—Daniel 2:41-43.
26 The succession of world powers represented by the various parts of the image in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream began with the head and extended down to the feet. Logically, the feet and toes of “iron mixed with moist clay” would symbolize the final manifestation of human rule that would exist during “the time of the end.”—Daniel 12:4.
27 At the dawn of the 20th century, the British Empire ruled over every fourth person on earth. Other European empires controlled millions more. But World War I resulted in the emergence of groups of nations in place of empires. After World War II, this trend accelerated. As nationalism developed further, the number of nations in the world grew dramatically. The ten toes of the image represent all such coexisting powers and governments, for in the Bible the number ten at times signifies earthly completeness.—Compare Exodus 34:28; Matthew 25:1; Revelation 2:10.
28 Now that we are in “the time of the end,” we have reached the feet of the image. Some of the governments pictured by the image’s feet and toes of iron mixed with clay are ironlike—authoritarian or tyrannical. Others are claylike. In what way? Daniel associated the clay with “the offspring of mankind.” (Daniel 2:43) Despite the fragile nature of clay, of which the offspring of mankind are made, traditional ironlike rulerships have been obliged to listen more and more to the common people, who want their say in the governments ruling over them. (Job 10:9) But there is no sticking together of authoritarian rule and the common people—no more than there could be a uniting of iron with clay. At the time of the image’s demise, the world will indeed be politically fragmented!
29 Will the divided condition of the feet and toes cause the entire image to collapse? What will happen to the image?
30 Consider the climax of the dream. Daniel told the king: “You kept on looking until a stone was cut out not by hands, and it struck the image on its feet of iron and of molded clay and crushed them. At that time the iron, the molded clay, the copper, the silver and the gold were, all together, crushed and became like the chaff from the summer threshing floor, and the wind carried them away so that no trace at all was found of them. And as for the stone that struck the image, it became a large mountain and filled the whole earth.”—Daniel 2:34, 35.
31 By way of explanation, the prophecy continued: “In the days of those kings the God of heaven will set up a kingdom that will never be brought to ruin
Source(s): BIBLE - Anonymous1 decade ago
People have been fitting the revelation stories into current events for almost two thousand years. They are vague enough to make people think it's happening, I'm sure this is on purpose.