Babylon Has Fallen is Fallen

 

 

If you get up early this morning about an hour before sunrise and you have a clear sky, you will see 2 red stars in the East near each other in the ecliptic, the path that the Sun takes around the sky.  Does this have any significance?  Has this happened before?  Yes, and yes.  You could have a black sky with no stars.  Why are there stars?  Genesis 1:14 “God said, let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven …. And let them be for signs.”  God also named the stars Psalm 47:4.

One of those red stars is called Antares which means “the wounding.” The other red star is a planet named Mars which means “God of war”.  This conjunction is particularly important currently in Earth’s history because one of the last signs that occurs before Jesus comes again is the falling of Babylon.  This Babylon is the figurative scarlet woman riding the Beast.  Revelation 17 and 18 describe this event.  When Satan fell, he took many angels with him.  God knew that for sin to be eliminated he would have to let it show its ugly head.  He has let the fullness of evil be shown in the earth by exposing Babylon for what it is.  The horrific evil leaders and bankers are being exposed and taken down with the fractal warfare of the military(Beast). 

We also see that the Angels and Stars and Churches (saints) are equal in Revelation 1:20. In Revelation 14:8 the 2nd Angel’s message is Babylon is fallen, is fallen.  The 1st Angel’s message states we are to glorify God because the hour of His judgment has come.  The irony is that God has caused Satan to expose evil by having the Beast reveal and destroy Babylon.  The 5th seal, Revelation 6:10, is fulfilled where the saints under the alter say. “How long?”  The saints are singing a new song.  The new song is the song of judgment Revelation 14:3. So the Angels, Stars and Saints are praising God.  What a symphony of praise.



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