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good4u wrote:The physical location of the ancient city of Bablyon in Iraq has nothing to do with biblical prophecy in End-Times. The LORD said physical Bablyon will never be a thriving city again. Take Him at His Word. You all are chasing a red herring.
good4u wrote:The physical location of the ancient city of Bablyon in Iraq has nothing to do with biblical prophecy in End-Times. The LORD said physical Bablyon will never be a thriving city again. Take Him at His Word. You all are chasing a red herring.
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good4u wrote:The physical location of the ancient city of Bablyon in Iraq has nothing to do with biblical prophecy in End-Times. The LORD said physical Bablyon will never be a thriving city again. Take Him at His Word. You all are chasing a red herring.
If that much development could occur in such a short span of time back then, think how much more progress can be made with the Prince of Lies behind the expansion and unlimited funds pouring in. My research indicates that Babylon the city will rise up and become the "great city" of Rev. 17. This will be city from which the anti-Christ rules.
SwordofGideon wrote:If that much development could occur in such a short span of time back then, think how much more progress can be made with the Prince of Lies behind the expansion and unlimited funds pouring in. My research indicates that Babylon the city will rise up and become the "great city" of Rev. 17. This will be city from which the anti-Christ rules.
It reminds me of Dubai too, how quickly that country was transformed in a short time. If someone had unlimited resources and the will to do it, Babylon theoretically could be rebuilt in no time. I don't know if it that happen but things began in Mesopotamia and I wouldn't be surprised if that's where it ended too.
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