John sees a beast rise from the sea with seven heads and ten horns, receiving authority from the dragon and demanding worship. A second beast rises from the earth, performs deceptive signs, directs worship toward the first beast, and imposes a mark connected with buying and selling. The chapter ends with the number 666 and a call for wisdom.
John sees a beast rise from the sea with seven heads and ten horns, receiving authority from the dragon and demanding worship. A second beast rises from the earth, performs deceptive signs, directs worship toward the first beast, and imposes a mark connected with buying and selling. The chapter ends with the number 666 and a call for wisdom.
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