We will now identify Daniel’s and Revelation's "little horn" as the person of the anti-christ in this latest video of the Revelation Explained series. The anti-christ comes out of the beast that we learned about in the previous video - “What is the Beast of Revelation?” This beast is the satanic kingdom at the end of our age. It is a spiritual kingdom not of this earth, whereas the anti-christ is a man that will help expand the devil’s reign of evil in the last days.

Matthew 24 provides us with a unique parallel to the 7 seals of Revelation. Christ explains the meanings of these seals while clarifying end-time events as they occur in chronological order. Old Testament concepts about the Day of the Lord are also referenced in Matthew 24 and Revelation 6. Revelation Explained is a series of articles, videos and books that follow the progression of Bible prophecies from the Old Testament to the New. You will be able to understand God's plan that He established long ago, and watch it unfold until final fulfillment. Revelation Explained will guide you through the last prophecies of Jesus Christ. You will learn about the seals, trumpets and bowl judgments, along with many important characters such as the Beast, the False Prophet and the Prostitute. You will be able to recognize these symbols through their concealment. You will learn how the Book of Revelation correlates to all remaining prophecies from the Old Testament and the New Testament that are yet to be fulfilled. You will learn how to prepare for the greatest test in human history - The Great Tribulation Period. Please visit our website to learn how to get a copy of the new book - https://revelationexplained.info/

Mystery Babylon the Great is one of the most important elements of the book of Revelation. It closes the loop between the devil, working through his beast system with the anti-christ, and the nations of the earth. There have been many iterations of the evil spiritual kingdom that have interacted closely with human rulers. This relationship will amplify towards the end of this age as shown through symbology in the book of Revelation. Here, Babylon is described figuratively to mean all evil earthly kingdoms.