The Sun Square, a magic square where every row, column, and diagonal sums to 111, equaling a total of 666 — the number of the Beast from Revelation 13:18 — carries a hidden symbology often overlooked. Not just a mathematical curiosity, the Sun Square has ancient origins in solar worship and planetary magic. In the tradition of Hermeticism and Renaissance magic, the Sun was assigned this square because of its central role — the source of life and divine authority. But when the square is turned on its side, its balanced geometry reveals a cross — a symbol co-opted and transformed through time.

Now let's turn it on its side:

Originally, the cross was not exclusive to Christianity. It has long been a solar symbol — the solar cross or sunwheel — a representation of the four seasons, the equinoxes and solstices, the cycle of death and rebirth. In ancient Sumer and Babylon, this solar cross was embedded in the worship of the goddess Ishtar (Inanna), the Queen of Heaven, (Venus/Lucifer) and her consort Tammuz (Dumuzi). Tammuz was a dying and rising god, a fertility deity who descended into the underworld, mourned by women — a ritual that Ezekiel 8:14 condemns: "Then he brought me to the door of the gate of the LORD's house which was toward the north; and, behold, there sat women weeping for Tammuz."

This "mourning for Tammuz" aligns with Ash Wednesday and Lent — a season of mourning and fasting that has been syncretized into Christianity but has its roots in much older death-rebirth fertility rites. Ash Wednesday, marked by the cross of ashes on the forehead, is symbolic of mortality, but it also marks participants with a sigil — a cross — eerily reminiscent of the mark mentioned in Revelation 13:16–17: “...to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads.”

The mark of the beast, tied to the number 666 and the Sun Square, then becomes more than just a symbol of economic control or allegiance to an earthly empire. It’s a spiritual mark — a counterfeit anointing — tied to ancient solar deities and fertility cults. The cross, turned sideways from the Sun Square, becomes both a literal and metaphoric seal — the sun sigil embedded in the forehead, echoing both Babylonian priesthood and modern religious practices.

Venus, as the morning star and evening star, was seen as both the light-bringer (Lucifer in Latin, literally “light-bearer”) and the Queen of Heaven. Ishtar embodied this dual nature — both warlike and erotic, both destroyer and life-giver. In Revelation 17, the Whore of Babylon rides the Beast — and if the Beast is Tammuz, then the symbolism becomes unmistakable: the sacred marriage, the Hieros Gamos, reenacted. This was no mere myth — ancient kings, through ritual sex and temple rites, would become Tammuz and consummate union with the high priestess, embodiment of Ishtar. Thus the priesthood itself becomes an echo chamber of this ancient idolatry.

The “beast that ascendeth out of the bottomless pit” (Revelation 11:7, 17:8) can be linked with Tammuz, the god who dies and rises, symbolizing the seasonal descent and return from the underworld. This Beast is not simply a political figure or empire — he is an archetype, a resurrected god, a false messiah. And the woman who rides him? The eternal consort, the Queen of Heaven. Revelation 18:7 declares: “I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow” — an echo of Ishtar’s defiance and pride.

Through this lens, the whore is not just Rome, nor merely a religious system, but the ancient mother of harlots — the mother goddess of old, dressed now in scarlet and gold, intoxicated by the blood of saints. Her rituals have survived, masked by tradition and syncretism, manifesting in ashes, crosses, rites, and marks.

The cross on the forehead, far from being exclusively a Christian symbol of humility, can then be reinterpreted as the solar seal — the sigil of the Beast, the mark of Tammuz, the resurrected consort of Ishtar, rising once again from the pit to be worshipped. The sacred marriage — once performed in Babylonian temples — now enacted spiritually by those who unknowingly step into the ancient pattern, mourning for a false god, sealed with a mark of his dominion.

And maybe that's why the pope assumes the role of god on earth—only, it's not the Most High he's imitating.

This is the great deception — an inversion of the true Gospel. Not a rejection of Christ outright, but a substitution: a death-and-rebirth god, a queen of heaven, a sacred union, and a mark on the forehead. All of it woven into the religious fabric of the world. As Revelation warns, “And the whole world wondered after the beast.”

The Sun Square — traditionally seen as a sacred emblem of solar harmony, kingship, and divine authority — hides a darker polarity when viewed through a prophetic and scriptural lens. Composed of 36 numbers whose sum is 666, it was originally a celebration of celestial order. But 666, while once signifying solar completeness and dominion, was later inverted — becoming the “Number of the Beast” in Revelation 13:18. This shift was not accidental. It was a deliberate spiritual commentary: the corruption of divine rulership, the fall of the Morning Star, and the rise of the false king — the beast that ascends from the pit.

The Solar Cross: The Hidden Sigil of the Beast

When turned on its side, the Sun Square forms a balanced cross — not unlike the solar cross or sunwheel of ancient paganism. This cross predates Christianity, serving as a universal symbol of the Sun's cycle through the year, its four cardinal turning points. Yet today, the cross on the forehead, particularly on Ash Wednesday, has become a "Christian" rite. But here is the key: Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent — a time of fasting and mourning. This directly echoes Ezekiel 8:14:

This is not a mourning for Christ — but for Tammuz, the ancient dying-and-rising god, consort of Ishtar. The tradition has survived, repackaged. The cross of ashes becomes a solar sigil, branded on the foreheads of the devout, invoking the Sun Square’s geometric sigil — the very mark of 666 hidden in plain sight.

The Beast and His Bride

Revelation 17 describes the Whore of Babylon — clothed in purple and scarlet, drunk on the blood of saints, riding a scarlet-colored beast. She is described as "the great city" and "the mother of harlots." But her deeper identity is the same Queen of Heaven condemned by the prophets (Jeremiah 7:18, 44:17–25). She is Ishtar, Inanna, Astarte — and in Latin, Lucifer, the Light-Bearer.

The beast she rides? That is Tammuz, the resurrected consort. The Hieros Gamos, or sacred marriage, was the ancient ritual where the high priestess of Ishtar would ritually mate with a man who embodied Tammuz. This king, anointed through sex and blood, became divine — a solar god reborn through union with the Morning Star.

In Revelation 11:7 and 17:8, the beast is said to ascend out of the bottomless pit — the abyss. This parallels Tammuz's descent into the underworld and his eventual resurrection, facilitated by Ishtar's own journey below. The ritual of Tammuz — descending, dying, and rising — is the template for the Beast who will rise and be worshipped.

But this is not Christ. This is the counterfeit Christ, the Solar King crowned with 666, the one whose sigil is the Sun Square — balanced, beautiful, powerful, but empty of true light.

From Venus to Mary: How the Queen of Heaven Never Left

In the ancient world, Venus and Adonis were more than myth—they were the embodiment of a religious system that revolved around death, resurrection, divine beauty, and sacred union. Venus, known in older traditions as Ishtar or Inanna, was the Queen of Heaven. She wasn’t just a goddess of love; she was a goddess of war, fertility, and power. Adonis, like Tammuz before him, was her youthful lover, a dying and rising god whose yearly death was mourned and whose return was celebrated with joy and ritual.

This dynamic—of the powerful goddess and her sacrificed consort (present in the mass?)—wasn’t isolated to one culture. It appeared in Babylon, in Egypt, in Rome. And when the Roman Empire adopted Christianity, this religious pattern didn’t disappear. It evolved. It absorbed. And it reemerged, dressed in Christian language and symbolism.

Over time, the figure of Mary began to rise in the religious consciousness of the empire. She was honoured not simply as the mother of Jesus, but eventually elevated to titles and roles that were never given to her in Scripture. She became known as the Queen of Heaven. She was declared co-redemptrix, mediatrix, the one through whom grace flows. People began to pray to her, build shrines to her, light candles to her name. Statues and icons showed her crowned with stars, standing on the moon, wrapped in radiance—imagery that perfectly mirrors the depictions of Ishtar, Isis, and other ancient goddesses.

Meanwhile, Jesus, the true Messiah, became presented in forms that echoed older dying-and-rising god myths. In art and ritual, he is often shown as a beautiful, gentle man who is tragically killed and tenderly mourned—sometimes even shown lying lifeless in the arms of Mary, just as Isis holds the body of Osiris in Egyptian mythology. The emotional tone of these depictions is strikingly similar to the ancient laments for Tammuz and Adonis. His resurrection, too, is celebrated in spring, in alignment with the seasonal festivals of the old fertility gods. Even the name Easter is believed by many to derive from “Ishtar,” though debated by scholars—it’s telling that the celebration often overlaps with old pagan fertility rites.

This doesn’t mean that Jesus is Tammuz or Adonis. The danger isn’t in Christ himself but in the way his story was rewrapped in the old pattern of the Queen of Heaven. The system that surrounded him—the calendar, the imagery, the rituals—took on the shape of the mystery religions of old. The goddess was reinstalled beside the divine male figure, not as a supporting character, but as co-ruler. The sacred marriage between heaven and earth, between goddess and consort, between temple priestess and dying king, found a new home in Christianized tradition.

Even the symbols stayed the same. The golden chalice raised during Catholic Mass echoes the cup of the Whore of Babylon in Revelation, filled with abominations and the blood of the saints. The sun halo behind the heads of Mary and Jesus in icons is directly inherited from sun-god art in Rome and Egypt. The church calendar centers around Sunday—the day of the Sun—enforced by Constantine, who himself worshiped Sol Invictus, the unconquered sun. And many Catholic churches were literally built on top of ancient pagan temples. The locations didn’t change, just the names.

The connection runs even deeper when you examine the way Marian devotion functions in the lives of believers. People pray to Mary as an intercessor, offering her petitions and veneration, believing she has influence with the divine. This is the same dynamic seen in the worship of Venus (Lucifer) and Isis—goddesses who were worshiped as mediators, as merciful mothers, as queens who could soften the judgment of the gods. The structure is the same. Only the names have changed.

The biblical warnings about the Queen of Heaven are sobering. In Jeremiah, God condemns the people of Judah for baking cakes to her, lighting incense to her, and offering drink offerings in her honor. He calls it a provocation. It’s not just idolatry—it’s rebellion masked as devotion. And yet, under the banner of Christianity, the same rituals are alive. The same woman is honoured. The same son is mourned and resurrected in pattern, even if the theology has shifted.

It’s not about attacking Mary, the humble mother of Jesus. It’s about recognizing that the religious system that elevates her to Queen of Heaven status is not the gospel. It’s not the faith delivered to the apostles. It’s an older system—one that goes all the way back to Babylon. One that seduces with beauty and tradition. One that replaces the Spirit of God with the ritual of man, and the Lamb of God with a cycle of myth and mimicry.

The Queen of Heaven never left. She just changed her name. She still rides the beast. She still offers her golden cup to the nations. And many are still drinking.

The Mark of the Beast: The Cross or the Sigil?

The mark on the forehead is not just literal — it is spiritual, symbolic, and ritualistic. Revelation 13:16 speaks of a mark “in their right hand, or in their foreheads.” The ash cross of Lent, the seal of the Sun Square, becomes a candidate for this mark when viewed through esoteric and prophetic alignment.

Where the Seal of God in Revelation 7 is hidden from the world, the mark of the Beast is public, enforced, and commercial. The Sun Square, when misunderstood or misused, draws pride, spiritual blindness, and false light — all the qualities Lucifer carried in her fall. When the Solar King — the Beast — is empowered, it is not through violence alone, but seduction, beauty, ritual, and divine pretense. And innocent, non-consenting babies are receiving his mark!

In the ancient rites, priests didn’t just serve Tammuz — they became him. They were ritually united with the goddess, whether through sex, castration, or ecstatic rituals. The body became the temple of the god. This finds a modern echo in the idea of the Church as the “body of Christ.” But in counterfeit worship, the body becomes the host of the Beast. Revelation 13 describes those who “worship the image of the Beast” — not a mere idol, but a living vessel, animated with breath and spirit.

Thus, any priest, preacher, or king who participates in these inverted rites — knowingly or not — becomes the living embodiment of the solar beast, wearing his seal, walking in his anointing, proclaiming his light.

Question: Could this be why bones are sealed beneath Catholic altars, and why the inauguration of a new pope happens behind layers of ritual and secrecy? What really takes place behind those closed doors—so guarded, so hidden—that even the watching world is kept outside?

In ancient Babylon, Egypt, and Rome, the Sun was the supreme deity: Shamash, Ra, Sol Invictus — all faces of the same spiritual authority. Kings ruled by solar right; power was solarized, deified, immortalized.

But beside the Sun always stood Venus — Inanna, Ishtar, the Queen of Heaven. She was not a lesser light, but a complement and seductress, a partner in dominion. Venus was known as both the Morning and Evening Star, appearing close to the Sun, rising before it, and descending after. Her beauty and rebellion were mythologized in her descents and ascents — a planetary rhythm written into ritual. And so the Queen of Heaven became the goddess of ritual initiation, love, war, fertility, and kingship.

When we examine Jeremiah 7:18, it’s not just about idol worship. The people of Judah are rehearsing the rites of Babylon: preparing cakes, lighting fires, pouring drink offerings — ritual hospitality for Ishtar. And God calls it provocation. Because this isn’t just harmless syncretism. It is the spiritual system of Babylon, a counterfeit religion that mimics sacred acts: communion, anointing, temple sacrifice — but turns them inward, toward self-divinization and false light.

Fast forward to Revelation 13:16–17 — the infamous mark of the Beast. Most see this as technology or economic control. But deeper than economics is allegiance. The mark on the forehead is not new. In ancient Babylon and Rome, temple initiates were often marked — crosses, stars, solar sigils — on the forehead, the seat of will and thought. It was spiritual branding. And we still see it in Ash Wednesday, when ashes are used to draw a cross on the forehead, the very symbol formed when the Sun Square is turned.

Lucifer — literally, the light-bearer — is Venus. The Queen of Heaven’s cosmic alter ego. Venus rises gloriously before the Sun, but always falls back into shadow. It is a pattern, a cosmic parable of pride. The idea that one can rise to divine light apart from God — to be as God — is the heart of the rebellion.

This is why Venus/Lucifer becomes the archetype behind Babylon’s system. Not just a fallen angel, but the embodiment of spiritual seduction: promising light, offering wisdom, and leading into darkness.

The Solar-Venusian Matrix

The architecture is complete. The Sun Square is the base — the foundation of order that is twisted. Venus, the Queen of Heaven, stands atop it, seductive and radiant. Tammuz, the dying god, rises as her beast. The people, marked with a solar sigil on their foreheads, mourn, worship, and enter communion — not with the Lamb, but with the Whore.

It is all spiritual — deeper than politics, economics, or ritual. It is the mystery of iniquity, the great imitation. The final Babylon does not rise — it returns.

The Queen of Heaven still lifts her golden cup—and the world drinks deeply without question.

All the while, the false prophet speaks boldly, deceiving with a smile.

Ash Wednesday: Not From Christ, Not From Scripture

There is no command from Christ to smear ashes on the forehead.

No apostle ever practiced it.

No New Testament church ever taught it.

It’s not found in Acts, not in the epistles, not in Revelation. And yet, this rite is practiced annually by millions of believers, under the assumption that it honours Christ.

But ashes as a religious rite have deep pagan roots. In Babylon, they were used in mourning rites — especially during the seasonal lamentation for Tammuz, the dying god. In Egypt, ashes symbolized Osiris’s death and rebirth. In India, the practice of applying sacred ash (vibhuti) still marks the forehead in devotion to Shiva, another dying-resurrecting god.

These rites were always centered around the same themes: death, purification, rebirth, and solar alignment. Ash Wednesday is set in the calendar just before the spring equinox — the traditional time of Tammuz mourning, which ended in his “resurrection” when the sun returned in strength.

So the practice isn’t just off-base — it’s a continuation of ancient solar-fertility rituals, now rebranded in church robes.

The Forehead: The Seat of Allegiance

Scripture is laser-focused on the forehead as a spiritual battleground. It's not just flesh — it’s the place of identity, allegiance, and sealing.

• Revelation 7:3 – God’s people are sealed on their foreheads.

• Revelation 13:16 – The beast marks his people on their foreheads.

• Ezekiel 9:4 – The righteous are marked on their foreheads to be spared judgment.

• Revelation 14:1 – The 144,000 have the Father’s name written there.

So when a ritual comes along — not ordained by Christ, and not found in Scripture — and it places a visible cross on the forehead… you have to stop and ask:

Whose mark is this?

And here’s the punch: in ancient Babylonian priesthoods, initiates were marked on the forehead with a Tau (T) cross — the same basic form used on Ash Wednesday. This wasn't a symbol of the gospel. It was a branding — a rite of spiritual submission to the sun god system, to Tammuz, to the Queen of Heaven.

The Cross Symbol: Hijacked and Inverted

Let’s not forget: the cross was originally a Roman torture device — used to humiliate, destroy, and exert dominion.

Early Christians didn’t venerate the cross as a symbol — they proclaimed the resurrection of Christ. It wasn’t until Rome co-opted the faith that the cross was elevated, stylized, ritualized.

The Tau cross (T) — predating Christianity by centuries — was used in Babylon and Egypt as a symbol of sun-god initiation. It represented the god Tammuz (whose name even starts with “T”), and the ritual death-and-resurrection cycle of the sun.

In Ezekiel 8, God shows the prophet the “greater abominations”:

• Women weeping for Tammuz.

• Men turning their backs to the temple and worshipping the sun.

• Priests committing idolatry in secret, thinking God doesn't see.

And today? Ash Wednesday mirrors this perfectly — a mourning season, sun-timed, ending in a false resurrection celebration (Easter) that synchronizes with Ishtar, the Babylonian goddess of fertility and love.

It’s not just similar. It’s the same structure, with the same symbols, serving the same spiritual system.

So what is Ash Wednesday, really?

It’s not biblical.

It’s not Christ-centered.

It’s a pagan mourning ritual, rebranded.

It marks the forehead — not with the Father’s name, but with the symbol of Tammuz, drawn from a ritual calendar not established by God, but by Babylon.

It is a visible sign of spiritual allegiance to a religious system that mimics the truth but is built on deception. This is the same system we see in Revelation 17 — the Whore of Babylon, riding the Beast, full of abominations, holding a golden cup.

People today are terrified of technology — microchips, barcodes, digital currencies — thinking that’s the mark of the beast.

But the real mark is spiritual. It’s about worship. It’s about whose image is imprinted on your thoughts, your beliefs, your rituals, your third eye.

If you're kneeling before the system of Babylon — whether it looks like a temple of Ishtar, or a cathedral with stained glass — and you're taking a mark on your forehead, not from Jesus but from tradition…

Revelation 14:1 — the Contrast That Matters

It’s always about the forehead.

It’s always about identity and allegiance.

And there are only two marks.

This is the apex of it all — the convergence point where occult mathematics, Babylonian religion, and false Christian ritual all intertwine beneath the symbol of a cross, a sigil, a mark — placed on the forehead, where Scripture says either the Lamb’s name or the beast’s number will be written.

Hear it loud and clear—they sell the lie, and sell your souls with it, straight into the hands of the beast.

🔥 The Cross on the Forehead: A Solar Sigil, Not a Christian Anointing

It’s not random.

It’s not harmless.

It’s not just “tradition.”

The T-shaped mark, made in ashes, oil, or paint — whether on Ash Wednesday or in other ritual contexts — has ancient, pre-Christian roots tied directly to:

• Tammuz, the dying and rising sun-god (Ezekiel 8:14)

• Sun-worship rites in Egypt and Babylon

• The Tau Cross, one of the earliest symbols for sun and fertility gods

• Ritual solar seals like the Sun Square, where 666 represents full solar dominion

This is not the cross of Calvary, but the sigil of cosmic imitation — a counterfeit light, branded on the faithful under the guise of piety.

And when the Sun Square’s geometric cross — literally made of lines connecting 1 to 36, forming the solar sigil — becomes the hidden root of that forehead cross, you see that it’s not Christ being honoured…

It’s the Beast system, dressed as a lamb, speaking like a dragon (Rev 13:11).

⚠️ Revelation Wasn't Warning About Technology — It Was Warning About Worship

The mark is not just physical — it is spiritual allegiance. It’s a declaration of who owns your mind and who you worship.

So what happens when billions of people — every year — line up to receive a cross on the forehead, through a ritual not found in Scripture, but found in Babylon?

You have a mass participation in the ancient rites of the Queen of Heaven, disguised as Christian devotion.

That’s not hyperbole. That’s Ezekiel 8. That’s Jeremiah 7. That’s Revelation 17. And it’s happening right now.

🧩 The Magic Square of the Sun = The Number of the Beast

Mark of the Lamb vs. Mark of the Beast: A Tale of Two Foreheads

Let’s put the contrast side-by-side:

So if the forehead cross is drawn not from Christ, but from solar rites, Babylonian mourning, and occult geometry (Sun Square)… then what is it really?

🧠 Spiritual Deception Always Masquerades as Light

The Queen of Heaven system is alive and well, operating through churches, rituals, and symbols that most never question. Her tools are:

• False worship in Christ’s name

• Pagan rites wrapped in Christian language

• Sigils and symbols of solar deities

• Seduction through beauty, tradition, and peace

• A cup of “gold” — filled with abominations and deception (Revelation 17:4)

And at her side stands Tammuz, the Beast — the dying god who rises from the pit, who mocks Christ with a false resurrection, and receives the worship of the world.

They Still Sell Souls: The Gender-Bending Priesthood of the Queen of Heaven Then and Now

The priesthood of Ishtar, the so-called Queen of Heaven, didn’t just oversee rituals and festivals. They ran a spiritual economy. People came to them for blessing, for fertility, for divine favour. In return, they brought offerings, money, even their bodies. The sacred prostitution practiced in her temples wasn’t just symbolic—it was transactional. And in every transaction, there was an exchange far deeper than silver or grain.

So, did they sell souls?

Yes. Not in the modern sense—there were no inked contracts or demonic handshakes—but in a far more ancient and dangerous way.

They traded spiritual purity for power. They told people that submission to the goddess—through rites, rituals, and behaviors—would bring divine reward. And in the process, they stripped away truth, holiness, and the image of God in the people who came to worship.

They demanded allegiance to false worship, rituals that mimicked real covenant while giving glory to the wrong spirit. They enacted pageantry, sacred dramas, and seasonal festivals that seduced the heart while dulling the soul. Their worship was beautiful. It was emotional. It was powerful. But it was false.

They harvested devotion, not just in coins or animals, but in human submission. People came to them in desperation, in need of healing, direction, or forgiveness—and the priests became gatekeepers of divine access. They controlled the narrative. They became mediators. And they used it to grow wealthy, powerful, and untouchable.

They built entire structures of power on the backs of spiritual bondage. The economy of Babylon wasn't just gold and trade routes—it was souls. And the priesthood of the Queen of Heaven sat at the top of it, living off the spiritual hunger of a deceived people.

And today, that same system still exists.

It has new names now. New faces. New robes. But the spirit behind it hasn’t changed. It operates through religious institutions that teach tradition over truth, through false prophets who offer light but lead to darkness, through global councils and ecumenical movements that promise unity but carry the signature of Babylon.

The system of the Queen of Heaven is alive. It's active. And it's deeply embedded in the spiritual architecture of the modern world. Her image may now wear a crown of stars and be called by a softer name, but her cup is the same—filled with the blood of saints and the wine of fornication, offered to the nations.

Her priests still profit. Not just financially, but spiritually. Every time truth is exchanged for ritual, every time holiness is traded for pageantry, every time Christ is replaced by another mediator, another symbol, another tradition—souls are sold. The spiritual economy still runs.

The deception isn’t hidden. In fact, it’s everywhere. It’s in plain sight—but veiled in beauty, history, and tradition. Babylon’s pattern hasn’t changed. The Queen still offers her cup. And yes, most are still drinking it.

The question is no longer did they sell souls?The question is: how many are still being sold—right now?

Hosea 4:6 

This verse speaks directly to spiritual ignorance—and how rejecting truth leads to destruction, both individually and generationally.

2 Peter 2:3 

This exposes how false teachers exploit people—using smooth, deceptive speech to profit from their souls, turning faith into a business.

Revelation 18:13

In the judgment of Mystery Babylon, the Word of God lists not only material goods, but the trafficking of human souls—a direct indictment of spiritual and literal bondage through commerce and false religion.

Revelation 18:4

Imagine it—really let it sink in. Who’s involved in this massive, global lie? Religious leaders, false prophets, popes, preachers, politicians—wolves in robes and suits—twisting Scripture, rewriting truth, and selling salvation like a product. The system isn’t broken—it’s rotten to its core, built on deception, greed, and spiritual manipulation.

How many of your own family members—your blood—have been handed over to the devil through rituals, false worship, and blind allegiance to traditions that spit in Christ’s face? How many souls have been sold for comfort, power, reputation, or a place in the system?

This isn't ignorance anymore—this is treason against the living God.

They’ve traded truth for ceremony. Holiness for pageantry. The cross for a golden cup full of abominations. They’re not leading people to Christ—they’re delivering them to the beast.

Get out. Now.

Run from the lie. Rip the blindfold off. Repent with everything you've got and fall at the feet of Jesus Christ—the true God, the only King, the One who never sold you, never lied to you, and died to set you free.

Because if you stay, you will fall with her. And the judgment coming won’t be symbolic—it will be eternal.

Revelation 13:11