Jesusphile Revelation 666 The Beast
Yeah, I like Kookie Kult Krackpots as much as the next gal, but
there's something damn funny about those Jesusphiles who believe
that there is some kind of boogieman named "Antichrist"
who is out to take over the planet (with JFK
and Kissinger). This Super Spook is sometimes refered to
as "the beast" and is identified with the number "six-hundred
three-score and six," aka six hundred sixty-six (666).
For the past 1,600 years, every Pope has been considered the
"Antichrist." Every king in Christianized countries
has been considered the "Antichrist." Every USA
President has been considered "The Antichrist," as
well as NATO, the World Health Organization, The United Nations,
and a host of other world-wide organizations. There are two
basic reasons for this:
1. The belief in "The Antichrist" is a
political weapon wielded by the priesthood elite against
"leaders" who do not bend their wills in line with the wishes of
the priests. It is used in the Christianized world to attack and
vilify the so-called "rulers" of the citizenry. The more
unpopular the "ruler," the more the priests tell their ignorant
followers that the "ruler" is "The Antichrist." Of
course religious "rulers" who use this weapon need not believe
in "The Antichrist" for this plot to work. (Cases in
point is Rev. Marion "Pat" Robertson (of "700 Cult" fame) and
Rev. James Dobson, among others.) Power is gained by the elite
priests by making their followers believe in a threat, that only
the elite priests can defend their followers against.
2. The Jesusphiles who believe that Revelation is
a "prophesy" (which it isn't) dearly want the "Antichrist"
to show up! They have been waiting for sixteen centuries, and
they are getting damned tired of waiting. Every generation, for
hundreds of generations, have believed that they were living in
"the last days," with "The Antichrist" just outside
their doors. The fact that this "Antichrist" has not
put in an appearance, and seems to be in no hurry to do so,
frosts the Jesusphile's balls no end: it makes them look like
the ignorant, gullible savages they are.
And I saw another sign in heaven, great and marvelous, seven
angles who had seven plagues, which are the last, because in
them the wrath of God is finished. And I saw, as it were, a
sea of glass mixed with fire, and those who had come off
victorious from the beast and from his image and from the
number of his name, standing on the sea of glass, holding
harps of God. And they sang the song of Moses the bondservant
of god and the song of the Lamb. . .[Rev. 15:1-3]
|
The fact is, the author of Revelation
was making a written attack on the Roman Empire, not some
"prophesy." (Ignored in this page is the fact that the
author of Revelation meant "6+6+6" i.e. "18" and not six
hundred sixty-six.)
Go Back
to Shy David's Jesusphile Page.