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By David Maas
This website is a teaching ministry of the Disciples Global Network designed to provide you with detailed studies on the Books of Daniel and Revelation. The goal is to help you understand each passage in its original literary and historical contexts. The theological center of the Book of Revelation is Jesus, the "slain Lamb," and he is the key to unraveling its visions and applying them to our daily lives.

My name is David Maas. I have been a student of the Bible since shortly after my conversion in 1971. Over the years, I have focused increasingly on prophetic passages, especially in the Books of Daniel and Revelation. My desire is to share what I have discovered with all interested parties.


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Currently, I reside in the town of Gardnerville in the State of Nevada. All my posts are offered free of charge. I have not copyrighted any of them. Please copy, reuse, quote, and distribute them as you wish.

If you are interested in supporting this work, please pray that God will open doors for the spread of the Gospel announced by Jesus Christ. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me at my email address at - bear7755@gmail.com, or, david@disciplesglobal.org.

~ David R. Maas, May 2023.

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Destruction of Babylon

By David Maas
The complete destruction of Babylon, especially her economic power is God’s response to her persecution of the “saints”  –  Revelation 18:9-24 .  Next,  Revelation  presents the detailed description of the destruction of the “ Great City ,” and the justification for this action. In part, her demise is caused by the hatred of the “ ten kings ” that are allied with the “ Beast ” and driven by God to desolate and “ burn her utterly with fire ” for her dominance of world commerce and her “ sorcery. ”
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The Little Horn

By David Maas
The description of the Little Horn in Daniel fits the known history of the Seleucid king, Antiochus IV, who waged war on the Jewish nation . The “ Little Horn ” is a key component of Daniel’s visions. It represents a king from one of the four Hellenic kingdoms that evolved from Alexander the Great’s short-lived empire. Passages in the Book of Daniel concerning this figure also provide Paul with the model for his “ Man of Lawlessness ” described in his second letter to the Thessalonians.
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