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	The Two Babylons: or The Papal Worship Proved to be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife
		The Two Babylons: or The Papal Worship Proved to be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife
		The Identity of the Scandinavian Odin and Adon of Babylon
		The Two Babylons, was written by the late Reverend Alexander Hislop in pamphlet form in Edinburgh in 1853, greatly expanded 5 years later and has since appeared in many editions in both Great Britain and the United States.
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	The Two Babylons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Two Babylons was a religious pamphlet initially produced by the Scottish theologian Alexander Hislop in 1853, later expanded in 1858 and finally created as a book in 1919.
		Its central theme was that the Roman Catholic church was the new Babylon and that it was based on paganism.
		After the decline of Babylon, the religion was transported to Egypt where the people worshipped Isis and her son Osiris (otherwise known as Horus).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Two_Babylons (2444 words)

	The Two Babylons: Christmas and Lady-day
		That mistletoe bough in the Druidic superstition, which, as we have seen, was derived from Babylon, was a representation of the Messiah, "The man the branch." The mistletoe was regarded as a divine branch *--a branch that came from heaven, and grew upon a tree that sprung out of the earth.
		Babylon was, at that time, the centre of the civilised world; and thus Paganism, corrupting the Divine symbol as it ever has done, had opportunities of sending forth its debased counterfeit of the truth to all the ends of the earth, through the Mysteries that were affiliated with the great central system in Babylon.
		Finally, the monuments of Babylon show that the goose possessed a like mystic character in Chaldea, and that it was offered in sacrifice there, as well as in Rome or Egypt, for there the priest is seen with the goose in the one hand, and his sacrificing knife in the other.
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	Two Babylons
		The influence of Babylon is traced until it reaches its climax in the Roman Empire (which adopted many of the pagan gods and worship of the nations it conquered).
		In the final chapter of The Two Babylons Alexander Hislop describes both the ancient Babylonian system and the religion of the Roman Catholic Church as being one and the same, that is, the papacy is in essence the continuation of the mystery religion started by Nimrod.
		The dragon (or serpent) was used in ancient Babylon as an object of worship known as The Serpent of the Fire.
	www.lwbc.co.uk /two_babylons.htm (1969 words)

	THE TWO BABYLONS
		The second Babylon, is the beast empire, it emerges from the Euphrates region and has the characteristics of the old Babylonian, Persian and Greek Seleucid empires.(13: 1-7) It oppressed both Israel and the saints (6th trumpet) and is judged in the 6th vial.
		Babylon was situated on the Euphrates and traded her wealth, similarly Jerusalem should have dispensed her wealth — living waters, but she had become a source of poison.
		Babylon became therefore a symbol for apostasy and persecution and it is fitting that it is a pseudonym for both Jerusalem and Rome.
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	THE TWO BABYLONS by Alexander Hislop -A Resource Page
		The Two Babylons is no different though considered by many to be a/the classic in Christian Apologetics.
		The Two Babylons, was written by the late Reverend Alexander Hislop in pamphlet form in Edinburgh in 1853, greatly expanded 5 years later and has since appeared in many editions in both Great Britain and the United States.
		The Two Babylons; or the Papal Worship: Proved to be the Worship of Nimrod and His Wife.
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	The Two Babylons: Christian Resource Centre (Bermuda)!
		The Two Babylons is one of the great books in the Christian literature of apologetics.
		The author of The Two Babylons demonstrates that almost all of the practices of the Roman cult have been brought over from paganism.
		First published as a pamphlet in Edinburgh in 1853, The Two Babylons was greatly expanded in 1858, and since that time has appeared in many editions in Great Britain and the United States.
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	Chapter 01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In leading proof of the Babylonian character of the Papal Church the first point to which I solicit the reader's attention, is the character of MYSTERY which attaches alike to the modern Roman and the ancient Babylonian systems.
		"Babylon hath been a GOLDEN CUP in the Lord's hand, that made all the earth drunken: the nations have drunken of her wine; therefore the nations are mad" (Jeremiah 51:7).
		In the carrying out of this scheme, all knowledge, sacred and profane, came to be monopolised by the priesthood, who dealt it out to those who were initiated in the "Mysteries" exactly as they saw fit, according as the interests of the grand system of spiritual despotism they had to administer might seem to require.
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	The Two Babylons: Table of Contents
		Hislop's work has lately been questioned, most notably by Ralph Woodrow's book "The Babylon Connection" (excerpts at http://users.clarkston.com./rcorson/2babylons.htm).
		I have read that particular book and find it unconvincing and confusing in its own right and still feel that "The Two Babylons'" inclusion on this website is warranted as a scholarly work delving into the area of error within the church (wherever it's found and from wherever it came— ultimately IS Babylon).
		You will not get too far in your research of church history without coming across references to this book and that is the reason we have included it here— a reference work not as something to be used to beat someone else over the head with (like some use the Bible itself).
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	Two Babylons
		The relationship between the 1st spiritual Babylon (in Ancient Babylon) and the 2nd spiritual Babylon (the Roman Catholic Church) is not something difficult to prove.
		Critics of the Two Babylons would have us think that the worship of Semiramis was almost non-existent and never widespread.
		As the Two Babylon documents further, the worship of Semiramis-Ishtar was the standard practice of many Ancient Empires.
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	The Two Babylons
		Among the lords many, and the gods many, worshipped in the imperial city, the two grand objects of worship were the "Eternal Fire," kept perpetually burning in the temple of Vesta, and the sacred Epidaurian Serpent.
		Some revolution had then taken place--the graven images of Babylon had been abolished--the erecting of any idol had been sternly prohibited, * and when the twin founders of the now world-renowned city reared its humble walls, the city and the palace of their Babylonian predecessor had long lain in ruins.
		That seat, after the death of Belshazzar, and the expulsion of the Chaldean priesthood from Babylon by the Medo-Persian kings, was at Pergamos, where afterwards was one of the seven churches of Asia.
	www.biblepreaching.com /twobabylons/sect71.htm (8168 words)

	The Two Babylons: The Deification of the Child
		On the night of his death all the images assembled from the ends of the earth into the temple of Babylon, to the great golden image of the Sun, which was suspended between heaven and earth.
		According to the Chaldean doctrine of the transmigration of souls, all that was needful was just to teach that Ninus had reappeared in the person of a posthumous son, of a fair complexion, supernaturally borne by his widowed wife after the father had gone to glory.
		From the light reflected on Babylon by Egypt, as well as from the form of the extant images of the Babylonian child in the arms of the goddess-mother, we have every reason to believe that this was actually done.
	www.kjvuser.com /twobabylons/sect225.htm (5712 words)

	The Two Babylons: The Sovereign Pontiff
		Janus bore a key, and Cybele bore a key; and these are the two keys that the Pope emblazons on his arms as the ensigns of his spiritual authority.
		From the statement of LAYARD (Nineveh and its Remains and Nineveh and Babylon), it appears that as the king of Egypt was the "Head of the religion and the state," so was the king of Assyria, which included Babylon.
		Now, moving slowly up, between the two armed lines of soldiers, appeared a long procession of ecclesiastics, bishops, canons, and cardinals, preceding the Roman pontiff, who was borne on a gilded chair, clad in vestments resplendent as the sun.
	www.thunderministries.net /doc/sect61.htm (3286 words)

	The Two Babylons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The first Babylon is destroyed by the ten kings (horns) who follow the beast (17:16) while the second Babylon seems to be destroyed by God Himself (18:8)
		The two Babylon’s are definitely connected with the first Babylon being the religious power and the second Babylon being the economic power.
		Either way, whether united in one location or found in two separate locations, the two Babylon’s are two aspects of the same one-world government.
	www.learnthebible.org /the_two_babylons.htm (1165 words)

	THE TWO BABYLONS
		They were forced to worship an image and rescued by someone from the east who dried up the river Euphrates to set them free.
		Within this broad outline there are scores of other astonishing similarities between the two Israels -- one literal and the other spiritual.
		In the book of revelation they are delivered from spiritual babylon in connection with the battle of Armageddon.
	www.wwco.com /religion/believe/believe_168.html (468 words)

	The Two Babylons: The Mother of the Child
		When she was worshipped with her child in Babylon of old, that child was called by a name as peculiar to Christ, as distinctive of His glorious character, as the name of Jesus.
		And the men of Babylon made Succoth-benoth." It is here evidently an idol that is spoken of; and as the name is feminine, that idol must have been the image of a goddess.
		In consequence of this, the favourite Triad came everywhere to be the two mothers and the son.
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	The Two Babylons
		Now, as the Babylon of the apocalypse is characterized by the name of "Mystery," so the grand distinguishing feature of the ancient Babylonian system was the Chaldean "Mysteries" that formed so essential part of that system.
		The Chaldean Mysteries can be traced up to the days of Semiramis, who lived only a few centuries after the flood, and who is known to have impressed upon them the image of her own depraved and polluted mind.
		That beautiful but abandoned queen of Babylon was not only herself a paragon of unbridled lust and licentiousness, but in the Mysteries which she had a chief hand in forming, she was worshipped as Rhea
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		The Two Babylons: Or, the Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod And His Wife by Alexander Hislop
		The Two Babylons: Or, the Papal Worship Proved to Be the Worship of Nimrod by Alexander Hislop
		As to Babylon the great, it is clearly Israel since Revelations, which teaches about Babylon, identifies it as the same city our Lord was crucified.
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	The Two Babylons - Bible Truth Discussion Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		I never cease to be amazed by the number of perfectly respectable brethren who continue to quote The Two Babylons during a public lecture on Trinitarianism in an attempt prove that the Trinity is false.
		Babylonian worship involved the use of a cup - the RCC is represented in Revelation 17 by a woman with a cup that is filled with the blood of the saints, and a coin struck in 1825 by Pope Leo XII showed the RCC as a woman with a cup in her hand.
		This is why, when we begin to read The Two Babylons more closely, we find that his main contention is not so much with the idea that Mary has given birth to God, but with the Catholic tradition of Mariology.
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	The Two Babylons (1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Had the lamented author been spared to superintend the issue of the Fourth Edition of his work, it is probable he would have felt himself called upon to say something in reference to the political and ecclesiastical events that have occurred since the publication of the last edition.
		In the present edition of "The Two Babylons," the substance of that work is also included.
		Those who have read, in the Quarterly Journal of Prophecy, his speculations in regard to the Beast from the Sea, will, it is believed, readily perceive that, in regard to it, as well as other subjects, his argument is fairly set aside by the evidence here adduced.
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	Alexander Hislop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He wrote several books, his most famous being The Two Babylons: Papal worship Revealed to be the worship of Nimrod and His wife.
		In Egypt she was Isis, in Greece and Rome she was called Venus, Diana, Athena, and a host of other names, but was always prayed to and central to the faith which was based on Babylonian mystery religion.
		The Two Babylons; or, the Papal Worship proved to be the worship of Nimrod and his wife (Edinburgh, 1853 and 1858)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alexander_Hislop (911 words)

	The Two Babylons, by Alexander Hislop
		It was so in ancient Babylon, as is evident from the Babylonian system as it appeared in Egypt.
		Now, the worship of the "Sacred Heart" was just, under a symbol, the worship of the "Sacred Bel," that mighty one of Babylon, who had died a martyr for idolatry; for Harpocrates, or Horus, the infant god, was regarded as Bel, born again.
		That this was in very deed the case, the following extract from Taylor, in one of his notes to his translation of the Orphic Hymns, will show.
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	The Two Babylons
		There are two exceptions to this statement; the case of an infidel converted in a heathen land, where it is impossible to get baptism, and the case of a martyr "baptised," as it is called, "in his own blood"; but in all other cases, whether of young or old, the necessity is "absolute."
		Now, the same was the case in Babylon, and there the new birth was conferred by baptism.
		In the Babylonian Mysteries, the commemoration of the flood, of the ark, and the grand events in the life of Noah, was mingled with the worship of the Queen of Heaven and her son.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /sdcuk/babylon14.htm (4329 words)

	The Two Babylons - Ancient Wineskin Religion
		Of that Babylon, while in all its glory, the Lord thus spake, in denouncing its doom by the prophet Jeremiah: "Babylon hath been a GOLDEN CUP in the Lord's hand, that made all the earth drunken: the
		That beautiful but abandoned queen of Babylon was not only herself a paragon of unbridled lust and licentiousness, but in the Mysteries which she had a chief hand in forming, she was worshipped as
		to the understanding of the Mythology of Babylon, a key handed down to them from primeval antiquity, so the priests of Rome set up to be the sole interpreters of Scripture; they only had the true tradition, transmitted from age to age, without which it was impossible to arrive at its true meaning.
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	The Two Babylons
		But, in truth, we have historical evidence, and that of a very remarkable kind, that the Pope, as head of the Chaldean Mysteries, is as directly the representative of Satan, as he is of the false Messiah of Babylon.
		It was long ago noticed by Irenaeus, about the end of the second century, that the name Teitan contained the Mystic number 666; and he gave it as his opinion that Teitan was "by far the most probable name" of the beast from the sea.
		We have seen that the name Pan signifies "to turn aside," and have concluded that as it is a synonym for Hata, "to sin," the proper generic meaning of which is "to turn aside from the straight line," that name was the name of our first parent, Adam.
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