Harlot
According to the the Christian Bible's Book of Revelation, the of Babylon, also once called the "Great " by the Romans, is said to dressed in purple and scarlet (orange-red) clothing and wearing gold and precious jewelry. That known appearance of the so-called "Babylon the Great" is thought by many Biblical scholars and countless believers to represent other known things. The first is Rome, the capital of the European country of Italy, particularly the old Roman Empire because of its sordid history with greed, brutality, debauchery and paganism. The second is the Roman Catholic Church because of its past 1,260 years of its conduct of multiple religious persecutions thought its Inquisitions, its controversial abuse of power and other sordid mistakes.
The "Great Harlot" is often said to arrive on Earth riding a fabulous, yet terrible scarlet monster with multiple 7 heads, carrying a golden cup full of filth and deceit, becoming drunk on the blood of martyrs and saints. Although frightening and powerful, the of Bablyon is destined to be betrayed and slain by the Beast as part of the Apocalypse.
Created May 9, 2025
Updated Aug 23, 2025
Published Aug 23, 2025