The Church is Drunk on the Wine of Babylon and it Worships the Beast

What is it to be drunk on the wine of Babylon? How does the Church worship the Beast? First, we must understand who is Babylon the Great. And then we can better understand what it means to be drunk on the wine of Babylon. Then we will need to understand what true worship is. And then we will understand why and how the Church worships the Beast.

So, who is Babylon the Great? The short answer is; the entire Christian Church is Babylon the Great. Why? That's what this book is all about, and in this book I will lay out the reasons why the Christian Church is Babylon the Great, why it is referred to as the Great Harlot and her many daughters, as well as the Beast and his image. Each of these labels are given to the Christian Church in the Book of the Revelation, because of some specific false teaching of the Church. Which false teaching goes with each name? I will share that in this book.

What do I mean when I say the Church worships the Beast? How do they do that? And it’s not by bowing down in front of statues. Why do they do that? That I will share in this book.

God in not just calling His people out of Babylon the Great, in the Book of the Revelation, He is telling them how to leave? And how do people leave? God lays out a process by which we can get out of Babylon the Great, what is it? I have all those answers in this book.

To be drunk on the wine of Babylon has nothing to do with alcohol. But like being intoxicated with alcohol, when a person is indoctrinated with religious teachings, and (or) Christian Church doctrines, they result in the same inability to grasp ‘new truths’, which are contrary to the ‘old truths’ they currently believe. Christian teachings, even the false ones, are especially hard to give up because Christians are told that eternal life depends on their beliefs of those doctrines.

Christian that are indoctrinated with church doctrines have a very hard time to see the faults in those Christian doctrines, so, trying to move away from those false teachings is like a vehicle that is stuck in the mud and can’t move forward – at least not without some good traction. And those false teachings result in a person unknowingly the worship of the Beast.

The good news is, there is an antidote to this intoxication, that’s the traction we need to set aside all false teachings and move forward out of Babylon. That antidote is learning, accepting, believing and keeping of Jesus' words. And I will share what those words are.