Rise of Mystery Babylon - The Way of Cain (Part 2) - Brett Lee Thomas - Bog

--- REVISED AND UPDATED 2021 EDITION (EXPANDED INTO 2 PARTS) --- Part 2 From Genesis to Revelation, the name Babylon seems to come up, again and again, throughout the Holy Scriptures. In these volumes, we'll begin to discover just what Mystery Babylon was, how it survived, and into what various thought-forms it had morphed, all throughout the centuries. Over the ages, these Babylonian systems were able to flourish, manipulating a lot of what we see and hear... even today, slowly bringing us away from God, and towards the evil one. There may, also, be a "parallel of existences," here: the time around Noah's Flood and the times of today. Jesus, after all, was the one who said: "As the days of Noe (Noah) were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be" (Mat. 24:37). Could one side of this parallel have taken place in these early days of Genesis? Could the other side be the times we are facing now? Can we look to Genesis as an indicator of what will bring on the "end times" as we know it? Once we begin to see the parallels pan out, we'll also discover that Mystery Babylon is the "thought-machine" responsible for bringing it all back to us, on so many levels. These volumes provide a great deal of information to allow for the reinterpretation of many important Genesis stories, in ways that are not usually considered even plausible anymore, or in ways that may have been suppressed. The author spent decades researching a vast amount of complementary literary texts - ancient to modern - to allow us a better way to look at our world, and understand what we really may have been missing, all these years. The powers and principalities originally supporting these "mystery" systems of Babylon have worked hard to disallow the populous from understanding the real truths of the Bible. Why? Because they thrive through a continued misinterpretation of these early Genesis accounts. These volumes are not your typical look at Biblical prophecy, with attempts to interpret the future via the Book of Revelation. No. There is so much more needed to understand it all - namely, understanding early Genesis, as well. The modern interpretations of early Genesis, however, often leaves the typical seeker scratching their head. These volumes enlighten with answers to many common questions: Was the Serpent merely a talking snake? What were the two seed lines? Was it only Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, during this time? What did Noah's Flood really accomplish? Were fallen, terrestrial angels able to mate with mortal women, producing giant, hybrid offspring? Beyond providing answers to the typical "where did Cain get his wife" question, this work examines so much more, such as the Gap Theory, the underworld, Satan (or Sammael), the Nephilim, the Anakim, the Cainites, the real story of Noah's Flood and who really went aboard the ark, etc. Beyond it all, we, most importantly, look at Cain himself - the one who murdered his brother Abel. After the murder, he didn't just wonder about aimlessly, as God wanted him to. He went on to become a great leader of many - leading them down some very, very dark ways. Knowing all of this helps to expose the darkened underbelly of Mystery Babylon, and how it continually brings people to these same depravities that Cain helped to introduce, so long ago. We now have a great deal of ammunition to decipher why the Epistle of Jude reluctantly felt a need to exclaim to the whole world: "Woe unto them! for they have gone in the way of Cain..." (Jude 1:11).