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=Out of Babylon= | =Out of Babylon= | ||
==Prologue== | ==Prologue== | ||
The world stood on the brink of something unthinkable. Storms of chaos swirled across nations, whispers of ancient entities filled the air, and unseen hands guided humanity toward a final reckoning. Yet, amidst the turmoil, one man clung to his faith: James Thatcher, a humble carpenter with an unshakable belief in the promises of the Bible. | The world stood on the brink of something unthinkable. Storms of chaos swirled across nations, whispers of ancient entities filled the air, and unseen hands guided humanity toward a final reckoning. Yet, amidst the turmoil, one man clung to his faith: James Thatcher, a humble carpenter with an unshakable belief in the promises of the Bible. | ||
==Chapter 1: A Quiet Beginning== | ==Chapter 1: A Quiet Beginning== | ||
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In a dream that night, James saw a great city engulfed in flames, its towers crumbling as people cried out in despair. Among the chaos, he saw a figure draped in scarlet and gold, holding a cup brimming with blood. A voice thundered, "Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins." He awoke trembling, knowing the dream was a warning. | In a dream that night, James saw a great city engulfed in flames, its towers crumbling as people cried out in despair. Among the chaos, he saw a figure draped in scarlet and gold, holding a cup brimming with blood. A voice thundered, "Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins." He awoke trembling, knowing the dream was a warning. | ||
==Chapter 2: Whispers of the Supernatural== | ==Chapter 2: Whispers of the Supernatural== | ||
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At the same time, rumors spread about ancient pagan symbols being uncovered in America’s national monuments. Archaeologists dismissed them as coincidences, but James knew better. The spiritual war was intensifying. | At the same time, rumors spread about ancient pagan symbols being uncovered in America’s national monuments. Archaeologists dismissed them as coincidences, but James knew better. The spiritual war was intensifying. | ||
==Chapter 3: A Nation Falling== | ==Chapter 3: A Nation Falling== | ||
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James’s small community became a refuge for believers unwilling to compromise. They met in secret to pray and study Scripture, aware that their time of peace was fleeting. One evening, while reading Revelation 13, James’s friend Paul exclaimed, "The Vatican’s new leader—he fits the description of the False Prophet. And the miracles in D.C.? The Beast is rising." | James’s small community became a refuge for believers unwilling to compromise. They met in secret to pray and study Scripture, aware that their time of peace was fleeting. One evening, while reading Revelation 13, James’s friend Paul exclaimed, "The Vatican’s new leader—he fits the description of the False Prophet. And the miracles in D.C.? The Beast is rising." | ||
==Chapter 4: The Return of the Fallen== | ==Chapter 4: The Return of the Fallen== | ||
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"They’re here to deceive," James warned his group. "This is the strong delusion." | "They’re here to deceive," James warned his group. "This is the strong delusion." | ||
==Chapter 5: Mystery Babylon Revealed== | ==Chapter 5: Mystery Babylon Revealed== | ||
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The Vatican leader declared, "This is the purification of the old world. Join us in building a new one." The fallen beings backed his message, demanding allegiance to a new global system marked by unity and prosperity—but only for those who accepted a digital mark. | The Vatican leader declared, "This is the purification of the old world. Join us in building a new one." The fallen beings backed his message, demanding allegiance to a new global system marked by unity and prosperity—but only for those who accepted a digital mark. | ||
==Chapter 6: The Beast's Mark== | ==Chapter 6: The Beast's Mark== | ||
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"We must endure," he encouraged them. "The tribulation is near, but so is our redemption." | "We must endure," he encouraged them. "The tribulation is near, but so is our redemption." | ||
==Chapter 7: The Great Tribulation== | ==Chapter 7: The Great Tribulation== | ||
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In the wilderness, James continued to lead his group in prayer and worship. They clung to God’s promises, even as the world around them crumbled. One night, James had another vision: the heavens opened, and he saw Christ returning in glory, followed by the armies of Heaven. He awoke with renewed hope. | In the wilderness, James continued to lead his group in prayer and worship. They clung to God’s promises, even as the world around them crumbled. One night, James had another vision: the heavens opened, and he saw Christ returning in glory, followed by the armies of Heaven. He awoke with renewed hope. | ||
==Epilogue== | ==Epilogue== | ||