The Beast

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The Beast (Greek: Θηρίον, Thērion) refers to two beasts described in the Book of Revelation. The first beast comes "out of the sea" and is given authority and power by the dragon; the second beast comes "out of the earth". This first beast is initially mentioned in Revelation 11:7 as coming out of the abyss. His appearance is described in detail in Revelation 13:1-10, and some of the mystery behind his appearance is revealed in Revelation 17:7-18. The second beast comes from "out of the earth" and directs all peoples of the earth to worship the first beast. The second beast is described in Revelation 13:11-18 and is also referred to as the false prophet. The two beasts are aligned with the dragon in opposition to God. They persecute the "saints" and those who do "not worship the image of the beast [of the sea]" and influence the kings of the earth to gather for the battle of Armageddon.[1] The two beasts are defeated by Christ and are thrown into the lake of fire mentioned in Revelation 19:18-20

Beast from the sea[edit]
The description of the beast is found primarily in Revelation chapters thirteen and seventeen. Chapter thirteen gives the fullest description. John saw it "rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy." (Revelation 13:1) It was like a leopard, with feet like the feet of a bear, and had a mouth like a lion. One of its heads had a mortal wound which healed itself, causing people to wonder about and follow it. (Revelation 13:1-10) This description draws many parallels with a vision in the Book of Daniel where four beasts symbolizing a succession of kingdoms come out of the sea in the forms of a lion, bear, leopard and a beast with ten horns.[2] In Revelation chapter seventeen we learn of a third beast, scarlet in color[3] and some of the symbols are explained. The prevailing view is that the scarlet beast is another, distinct, visualisation of the same subject as the beast of the sea, which is pictured with crowns on its horns, unlike the scarlet beast. The scarlet beast is shown being ridden by a harlot who "reigns over the kings of the earth", (Revelation 17:18) whereas the beast of the sea is not being ridden, and is given "power and great authority." The seven heads represent both seven mountains and seven kings, and the ten horns are ten kings who have not yet received kingdoms. Of the seven kings, five have fallen, one is, the other has not yet come. The beast itself is an eighth king who is of the seven and was and is not and shall ascend out of the bottomless pit, and go into perdition."


-The Beast Of The Sea Is Sin Itself; All 7 Deadly Sins As One Being-

Beast from the earth[edit]
The second beast is primarily described in Revelation chapter thirteen. This second beast comes out of the earth whose overall appearance is not described, other than having "two horns like a lamb", and speaking "like a dragon".[5] His purpose is to promote the authority of the first beast with the ability to perform great signs, even making fire come down out of heaven. This second beast is also called the false prophet.[6] He speaks like a dragon commanding the people of the Earth to make an image "to" the beast that was wounded by a sword. It is declared that anyone who does not worship the beast or its image would be killed.[7] The lamb-horned beast from the earth also causes all people to receive the mark of the beast "in their right hand or in their forehead."

-The Beast Of The Earth Is Equated To Solomon, And Is Also Known As 'Satan' And All Beasts That Are Goats, Rams And Dragons. Anything With Horns To Fight Or To Oppose Is A 'Satan,' Or 'The Beast Of The Earth.' This Is Especially 'Baphomet,' Of Whom The Beasts Of The Earth Worship, Either Knowingly Or Ignorantly.-

Image of the beast

Those who dwell on the Earth are deceived into making an image of the beast as a means to worship his authority. It is the lamb-horned beast who breathes life into the "image of the beast", so that the image becomes alive and is able to speak. It also declares death to anyone who does not worship the authority of the beast.[9] Those who are killed for not conforming to the authority of the beast are blessed through the "first resurrection" that allows them to rule in Christ's presence as priests during the one thousand-year reign. The second death has no power over these individuals who were victorious over the beast[10] by not being deceived, even though they lost their lives on Earth by his authority.

-Those With The Image Of The Beast Have Horns To Oppose, Goat Legs To Rush Into Evil, And Are Described In 'Proverbs 6:16.' Anyone That Matches This Description Has 'The Image Of The Beast,' And Is Also Equated To Solomon. They Are Goats, Rams And Dragons, But Also Any Of The Beasts That Are Recognized By The Seven Deadly Sins; The Serpent (Envy), The Goat/Leopard (Lust), The Snail (Sloth), The Pig (Gluttony), The Peacock/Lion (Pride), The Frog (Greed), The Bear/Lion (Wrath).-

Mark of the beast[edit]
See also: Number of the Beast § Mark of the Beast
The Beast from the sea[12] also bears a name, but this name is not given anywhere in the book of Revelation. However, his name corresponds to a numerical value, that of the number 666 or 616. This number is associated with that of a man. The "mark" can be identified by either the beast's written name, or the numerical value of his name. Without this identification, one could not buy or sell.[13]

-Those With The Image Of The Beast Have Horns To Oppose, Goat Legs To Rush Into Evil, And Are Described In 'Proverbs 6:16.' Anyone That Matches This Description Has 'The Image Of The Beast,' And Is Also Equated To Solomon. They Are Goats, Rams And Dragons, But Also Any Of The Beasts That Are Recognized By The Seven Deadly Sins; The Serpent (Envy), The Goat/Leopard (Lust), The Snail (Sloth), The Pig (Gluttony), The Peacock/Lion (Pride), The Frog (Greed), The Bear/Lion (Wrath). The Number 666 Is In Reference To Both Solomon's Gold, And Also The Prophet Isaiah, Chapter 66 Verse 6. The Proverbs, 6:16, Was Written By Solomon, Which Is Why It States 'This Calls For Wisdom.'-

Fate of the beast and false prophet[edit]
The beast and the false prophet gather the kings of the earth and their armies to prepare for war against "He who sits on a white horse". The battle results in the beast being seized, along with the false prophet, where they are thrown alive into "the lake of fire". Those against the "King of Kings, and Lord of Lords" are killed and left for the fowls.[14] In the lake of fire, the beast and the false prophet are tormented day and night forever and ever.[15] The dragon joins them a little more than a millennium later after the great war.