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Rev 17: 6 Exposited:

a) The fact that the woman of false religion is drunken with the blood of saints and martyrs of Jesus means that she is a persecuting power of genocidal proportions. She has murdered and is responsible for the murder of millions of God’s people. Rev 13: 7; Rev 16: 4-6.
b) The term “drunken with the blood of the saints”, explains a type of actual drunkenness that comes upon mass murderers. Men of this type of drunkenness are like Lenin, Starlin, Trotsky, Mao Tse Dong, and Pol Pot in modern times; then there was Julius Caesar, Muhammed, Nero, Caligula, Atilla, and many others in ancient times. The term we use for this is Genocidal Intoxication. It means “loss of mental balance and cohesion through a convoluted conscience that has resisted conviction because of genocide”. It is a madness of genocidal murder. It also means that once the opportunity is made available, this false religion will do genocide again. We know this because:
i) We are told that there is to be an ancient genocidal persecution upon God’s church that eventually breaks or ceases for a while. Matt 24: 21, 22.
ii) We are also told that after a break of the persecutive genocide, this period of temporary peace (the era of Republicanism), a new rounds of genocidal persecution is to happen. Rev 6: 9-11.
iii) The new rounds of persecutive genocide resumes when American Republicanism falls to Commuligion. Rev 13: 11, 15. Rev 20: 4.
c) The concept that those who murder God’s people at a later date is responsible for the murder of God’s people at an earlier date also, because they hold the self-same spirit, experience and principles of the earlier murderers of God’s people going back to Cain, is a doctrine taught by Jesus. Matt 23: 31-36.
d) This same teaching and principle applies to the apostate false religion of the Papal church. Rev 18: 24.
e) The vision that John saw of this genocidal and idolatrous false church amazed him; this will be because all her deeds were done in the name of Jesus. ( Rev 17: 6, Jn 16: 1-3

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