Babylon Fallen

Bible Prophecy

Dark storm clouds gather over ancient ruins with light piercing through, symbolizing the fall of modern Babylon and the rise of prophetic urgency.

Bible Prophecy

“Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.”
— Amos 3:7 (KJV)

This page exists for one reason: to make plain the prophetic word of God in a time when deception has become the norm and truth has grown dim.

Why Prophecy Matters

Prophecy is not guesswork. It is not myth. It is God’s advance warning system for the faithful. When understood correctly, Bible prophecy exposes the plans of the enemy, affirms the sovereignty of God, and prepares God’s people to endure and overcome in the final days.

Jesus Himself urged us to watch and discern the times (Matthew 24:42). He rebuked those who could read the weather but not the signs of the age (Matthew 16:3). We are called to do more than believe—we are called to understand.

Our Approach

This page is dedicated to rightly dividing the Word of Truth (2 Timothy 2:15). We use the historicist method of prophetic interpretation—recognizing that much of Revelation and Daniel are not only symbolic but have been fulfilled through verifiable world events and are continuing to unfold.

Expect deep dives into:

  • The Books of Daniel and Revelation
  • The Identity of the Beast and Babylon
  • The Mark and the Seal
  • The 3 Angels’ Messages
  • The United States in Prophecy
  • False Revivals and the Final Deception
  • The Role of the Remnant Church

Each article or resource will be rooted in Scripture, supported by history, and designed to help you see clearly in a time of engineered confusion.

A Warning and a Hope

Revelation doesn’t just end with plagues and beasts. It ends with a people sealed, a kingdom restored, and a Lamb victorious. Prophecy is not about fear—it’s about faithfulness.

“Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand.”
— Revelation 1:3 (KJV)

Let the study of prophecy move you to readiness—not panic. To obedience—not speculation. To Christ—not confusion.

Watch. Warn. Witness.

Welcome to the prophetic watchtower of Babylon Fallen.