William, what the many water are is defined in Revelation 17:15 And he saith unto me, The waters which thou sawest, where the whore sitteth, are peoples, and multitudes, and nations, and tongues.
the beast with seven heads and ten horns - the Roman Empire
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Totally disagree, the concept of "apocalyptic" literature comes straight from the devil. It's what non-believers used to describe non-fulfilled prophecy, not believing they will ever really be fulfilled as written, thus calling God's prophecies "fiction". The word in Rev. 17:9 is oros, the word for 'hill" is G1015, according to the Strong's.
The word in Revelation 17:9 is ορη ("mountains"). Ορος is the singular form "mountain."
"Apocalypse" is an English rendering of Greek Αποκσαλυψις, which is the *first word in the Book of Revelation.*
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"Apocalyptic" = "of the nature of a revelation." (Oxford English Dictionary). Doesn't sound like the Devil to me.
"Revelation" (final New Testament book) is Greek αποκαλυψις (Apokalupsis). Is the Book of Revelation Satanic?
"Apocalypse" is an English rendering of Greek Αποκσαλυψις, which is the *first word in the Book of Revelation.*
<concept of apocalyptic literature comes straight from the devil>
"Apocalyptic" = "of the nature of a revelation." (Oxford English Dictionary). Doesn't sound like the Devil to me.
"Revelation" (final New Testament book) is Greek αποκαλυψις (Apokalupsis). Is the Book of Revelation Satanic?
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<Totally disagree, the concept of "apocalyptic" literature comes straight from the devil.>
"The revelation [Greek αποκαλυψις (apokalupsis)] of *Jesus Christ, which God gave him.*.." (Revelation 1:1).
Does that sound like Revelation 1:1 from the Devil!?
<Totally disagree, the concept of "apocalyptic" literature comes straight from the devil.>
"The revelation [Greek αποκαλυψις (apokalupsis)] of *Jesus Christ, which God gave him.*.." (Revelation 1:1).
Does that sound like Revelation 1:1 from the Devil!?
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