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Essay heading: Exegesis of Revelation 17 one through 18 a whore of Babylon
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For God has put it into their hearts to carry out his purpose by agreeing to give their kingdom to the beast, and for the words of God will be fulfilled. The woman he saw as the great city the rules over the kings of the earth.
I have chosen this passage because of its symbolism its controversy and I think in some ways it applies to today's society...
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Revelation is considered to be the most apocalyptic book of the Bible. The 17th passage is a very vivid and mystical example of this apocalypse. In my exegesis I shall make reference to the historical Association between the symbolisms of these verses that many scholars have made, and how the symbolism relates in today's world (considering history often repeats itself)...
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