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THE COMING CRASH

by Adrian Rogers


The Coming Crash
Adrian Rogers
Revelation 18


There is coming Mr. Businessman, an economic calamity and crash, an economic disaster that is going to make the depression of nineteen twenty nine look like child's play. And the bible tells about it. We don't know how far we are from it, but we know that we know that it is going to be.

Now, let's look here in Revelation chapter eighteen that tells about it. "And after these things I saw another angel come down from heaven having great power; and the earth was lightened with his glory. And he cried with a strong voice saying, "Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen, and become the habitation of devils, and the hold of every fowl spirit and a cage of every unclean and hateful bird."

Now what on earth is Babylon? You will remember a few Sunday nights back when we last preached on the book of the Revelation, we dealt with Babylon then. In Revelation chapter seventeen, Babylon is the Bible's cryptic and descriptive name for the value system of the ungodly age and the kingdom of anti-Christ. It is called Babylon. It is called Babylon because it's system, it's ideas, it's philosophies, root all the way back to the book of Genesis. There was a man named Nimrod who built a tower and it was the tower of Babal and it was the attempt, it was the first attempt at humanism, for man to establish a kingdom for man to establish his independence apart from God. Man was at the center and the circumference of all that was done there, the tower of Babal that God so judged.

And the leader of that ancient city-state was a man named Nimrod, His name means Rebel. Three times in the book of Genesis he is called a mighty one, a mighty one, a mighty one. And Nimrod, way back in the dawn of civilization was a type, a prophesy, a picture of the coming anti-Christ who will rule over the last Babylon. For Babylon began with the tower of Babal. It will end in chapter eighteen of the book of the Revelat ...

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