666 and the Image of the Beast

The number of the beast is 666, and it is the number of a man. John of Patmos introduces these two important points with “Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number…” In order to understand what it means, we must first ask the question: What is the “wisdom” John writes of in Revelation 13:18? The Bible speaks of more than one type of wisdom. Sometimes it is a “foolish” wisdom – Paul calls it the “wisdom of this world” in 1 Corinthians 3:19. Other times, wisdom is a gift from God, like the wisdom given to Solomon in 1 Kings 3:28. One thing is for sure: being that the Bible is inspired by God, it could not possibly be inviting the reader to employ foolishness to understand what follows. Read More …

Esoteric Philosophy Found in the Film Moana

As we observe and analyze the children’s film, Moana, we will find that there are parallels of the inverted Genesis account which reveal that Maui, the secondary main character, represents Satan painted as the hero. Read More …

Atlantis: The Seven Heads and Ten Horns of the Beast

The old legend of Atlantis parallels with Bible prophecy of the beast having seven heads and ten horns. Quoted From Scarlet and the Beast by John Daniel. Read More …

The Antichrist Demystified

Scripture provides evidence that the man of sin and the son of perdition are synonymous with the antichrist. These are all three titles signifying a man who denies that Christ came in the flesh (2 John 1:7, KJV), thereby denying the Father and the Son (1 John 2:22, KJV). The beast (equated with a horn or a king/kingdom) found in the prophetic writings of the Bible may correctly be labeled antichrist because it is characterized spiritually by its denial of God’s divinity (Daniel 11:36, KJV; Revelation 13:4-6, KJV) – this being no different from the character of the antichrist spirit (1 John 4:3, KJV). Read More …

SEA BEAST / EARTH BEAST: A Brief Study on Revelation 13

Why does the first beast come up from the sea and the second from the earth? In this text, we will briefly go over Revelation 13, uncover the identity of the first beast, and point to the Bible’s own interpretation of the symbols, “sea” and “earth”. Read More …

Giants in the Bible: No Extraterrestrials from Planet X? No Ancient Aliens?

Could the term ‘Giants’, or ‘Nephilim’, in the Book of Genesis be referring to powerful men – not extraterrestrial beings?
Could it be that the destruction of ancient Atlantis was simply the same event as the Biblical flood? Read More …