Mystery Babylon

In a world where truth is often obscured by deception, Mystery Babylon invites you on a gripping journey through the heart of spirituality and the complexities of faith. Drawing from the haunting imagery of Revelation, this thought-provoking exploration delves into the enigmatic figure of “Babylon the Great,” revealing her as the Mother of Harlots and the embodiment of humanity’s deepest struggles.

Who Should Read Mystery Babylon?

As you turn the pages of Mystery Babylon, you’ll meet a diverse cast of characters—each wrestling with their own beliefs, doubts, and desires. Their paths intertwine in unexpected ways, leading them to confront the seductive allure of worldly temptations and the profound call to redemption. With emotional depth and raw honesty, Mystery Babylon challenges readers to question what they truly believe and to seek the light amidst the shadows.

Why Mystery Babylon is Relevant Today

Perfect for young adults, families, and anyone yearning for a deeper understanding of spirituality, this book is a powerful reminder that the journey of faith is not just about answers, but about the courage to ask the right questions. Are you ready to uncover the truth hidden within the mystery?

Mystery Babylon Excerpt: There are many mysteries spoken of in the word of God. They are called mysteries because no other word would adequately describe them. We read of the mystery of godliness, the mys-tery of iniquity, the mystery of the translation of the saints in Christ, the mystery of the kingdom, and many others. Again we read of “Mystery, Babylon the Great, Mother of harlots and abominations of the earth.” It has always been a trait of human nature to want to delve in mysteries, but there are many mys-teries, which have scarcely ever been noticed. Indeed, it is completely impossible to fathom them in any degree except by the revelation of the Holy Spirit. It is my purpose just now to write about that one great mystery which is called Mystery Babylon, but for the sake of making ourselves acquainted with the thought of mystery, let us consider briefly one or two of the other mysteries, which per-haps are more readily understandable.

Mystery Babylon Continued…

“Great is the mystery of godliness,” wrote Paul. “God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, received up into glory.” There are many mysterious things about godliness that even godly men can never understand. What strange mysterious element is there to godliness that keeps a man pressing relentlessly on toward an invisible mark when both friend and foe tell him he is a fool to continue thus wasting his life and his time, when his manner of living brings him nothing but persecution, tribulation, lonesomeness and friendlessness? The inner urge of godliness that makes him endure a cross, despise shame, go to prison or to the stake, scoff at tribulation, and count every loss to himself a gain for Christ is in itself nothing less than a fabulous mystery, a mystery that can never be explained in this world and scarcely in the world to come. The glory of this mystery is worthy to be written on pages of silver with ink of gold, but none of earth’s philosophers could trace with a golden pen such sage, deathless truth as lies hidden in the “mystery of godliness.” Only with the finger of God can such truth be writ-ten and then alone on pages not less worthy than the incor-ruptible heart. Great is the mystery that God was manifest in the flesh, that God was justified in the Spirit, that God was preached unto the Gentiles, and that God was received up into glory.

Mystery Babylon

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