Welcome to Studies with Stearman.

Join us as we look deeper into the Bible.

Strengthen your faith with us, even as we see the day approaching.

And now, here's Gary.

Last week, we talked about Revelation 17, and the key element in Revelation 17 is in verse 1,

where John writes, and there came one of the seven angels which had the seven vials and talked with me,

saying unto me, come here, I will show unto thee the judgment of the great

war that sitteth upon many waters. The great herlet of the latter days is Mystery Babylon

the Great, and the clue here that we have to continue to keep in the foreground is that she sits on many

waters, which means that Babylon cannot be the ancient Babylon on the Euphrates River, which did

not sit upon many waters at all.

And we made that case last week.

We made also the case that the leading power in the world today is still the United States.

And the territory from Boston to Washington, which is called Megalopolis, I think fits the biblical

idea of Megalopolis, which we find in Revelation 17.

Every time you see the expression, that great city, and one of the things that we discover

is that the great city is thought by the world to be the greatest city. That is nothing greater on planet Earth. Well, really, if you stop at the world to be the greatest city. That is, nothing greater on planet Earth. Well, really, if you

stop and sort it all out, the Boston, Washington, New York area is still that great city. It is the

greatest focus of power in the entire world. The woman is called the city, and the city is called the woman.

So if the woman is the woman of the seven seas, and the woman is called mystery Babylon,

and the woman dwells on many waters, then we have an exact representation of what we see today.

And we talked about the Lex Mercatoria or the Law of the Sea that governs the world today.

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