The Fall of Babylon | Revelation's Prophecies

Revelation 17 and 18 describe the fall of Babylon, the apostate religious system that opposes God. The call is to come out of her before her final destruction.

The Great Harlot

Where is the great harlot seated?

In the desert Upon many waters (peoples and nations) In heaven In the sea

How is the woman clothed?

In white In purple, scarlet, gold, precious stones In fine linen Poorly

What is written on her forehead?

Holy Mystery, Babylon the Great, Mother of the Harlots Faithful Pure

“Babylon means confusion. It represents the system of religious apostasy that mixes truth with error, paganism with Christianity, and opposes God’s faithful people.” — Ellen G. White, The Great Controversy, p. 381

The Sins of Babylon

With whom did the harlot commit fornication?

With angels With the kings of the earth With no one With common people

With what is she intoxicated?

With wine With the blood of the saints and martyrs of Jesus With riches With joy

To where have the sins of Babylon reached?

Only to earth To heaven To the seas They haven't reached anywhere

The Call to Come Out

What does God command His people?

Stay in Babylon Come out of her, my people, lest you take part in her sins Reform Babylon Ignore Babylon

Why should we come out of Babylon?

To become rich Lest you take part in her sins and her plagues To become famous There is no specific reason

The Destruction of Babylon

How will Babylon be destroyed?

Gradually over centuries In one day: death, mourning, famine, and fire Never will be destroyed Will be reformed

What is the reaction of heaven to Babylon's fall?

Sadness Rejoice, for God has judged your cause Indifference Sorrow

And Now?

Babylon will be destroyed:

It is an apostate system: Mixes truth with error
It persecuted the saints: Intoxicated with their blood
God calls His people: To come out of her
It will be destroyed: Quickly and completely

My Decision

I heed God’s call to come out of Babylon. I do not want to participate in her sins or receive her plagues. I choose to follow the pure truth of God’s Word, separating myself from all religious confusion.

Yes, I believe and accept this truth.

9) The Fall of Babylon