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The Lisbon Treaty, which came into full effect on December 1st, basically ended the national sovereignty for most European nations.

In Revelation 2:12-13, we read the following....

"To the angel of the church in Pergamum write: These are the words of him who has the sharp, double-edged sword. I know where you live—where Satan has his throne."

Wikipedia tells us that following about this altar.....

The Great Altar of Pergamon, a massive stone podium about one hundred feet long and thirty-five feet high, was originally built in the 2nd century BC in the Ancient Greek city of Pergamon (modern day Bergama in Turkey) in north-western Anatolia, 25.74 kilometers (16 miles) from the Aegean Sea. The Great Altar of Pergamon has figured in lists of the Wonders of the World.

It has long been assumed that the magnificently-scaled and opulently decorated open-air altar (it is not a temple) was dedicated to Zeus.

A 2 Euro coin was released in Greece that depicts a woman riding a beast.....

In 1996, a 5 Euro Coin was released that depicted Europa riding the bull.....

To commemorate the second election of the European Parliament in 1984, a stamp was released with this same symbology.....

A cover of Der Spiegel featured a picture of a woman riding a beast carrying the EU flag with the headline: "Good Morning Europe".....

Here is a German phonecard made by the EU.....

Time Magazine published some artwork of a "United Europe" that featured Europa riding the beast.....

The photo below is a Europa statue in front of the Winston Churchill Building.....

Note how clearly it connects the EU with the Tower of Babel.....

By using this symbology, the EU elitists were basically saying that they wanted to complete what Nimrod started - the building of a world government.

This ties in directly with the symbology of the woman riding a beast.

In Revelation 17:3 it says this.....

Then the angel carried me away in the Spirit into a desert. There I saw a woman sitting on a scarlet beast that was covered with blasphemous names and had seven heads and ten horns.

What does one do, knowing this?

There exists in the writings of virtually all civilized nations a description of the major stars in the heavens—something which might be called their “Constellations of the Zodiac” or the “Signs of the Zodiac,” of which there are twelve. If you go back in time to Rome, or beyond that to Greece, or before that to Egypt, Persia, Assyria, or Babylonia—regardless of how far back you go, there is a remarkable phenomenon: Nearly all nations had the same twelve signs, representing the same twelve things, placed in the same order...

At the base of Pergamum’s hill stood the shrine of Asclepius, equipped with its own library, theater, sleeping chambers used in healing rituals, and long underground tunnels joining various other shrines to which pagans journeyed to receive the healing powers of Apollo’s favorite son. The Christian Church considered these mystical powers as demonic, for the worship of Asclepius focused on the image of a serpent, sometimes called Glycon, an enormous serpent-figure some historians see as the origin for the modern symbol of healing—a serpent winding about a pole. Asclepius carried the lofty title, the hero god of healing.

Flynn
sets us up for the "big news" by
making the following statement in the
introduction:

"During
the formation of modern science and
philosophy of the 17^th century,
the highest achievement lay not in the
realm of discovery, but in
rediscovery."

As the
book explains:

"For
two years during the fearsome plague and
the fire of London, he lived with his
mother at his home in Woolsthorpe,
England. It was during this time, termed
by biographers as ‘the two miraculous
years,’ that Newton developed every
revolutionary scientific work for which he
is famous. It is a distinct possibility
that the productivity of Newton’s
miraculous years stemmed from his
conviction that the end of the age was
upon the Earth."

Turning
to ancient Babylon, "Temple at the
Center of Time" (or, more
specifically, author David Flynn) explains
Newton’s expert understanding and
analysis of the history of the Magi of
Babylon. Magi had been in direct contact
with the Prophet, Daniel.

"Despite
the world renown of the Magi, the Bible
records that Daniel was master of them
all."

The Babylonian Talmud
states,"

"The
world is like a human eyeball. The white
of the eye is the ocean surrounding the
world, the iris is this continent, the
pupil is Jerusalem, and the image in the
pupil is the Holy Temple."

Case in
point:

"In
the case of Patmos, where St. John wrote
Revelation, the distance in nautical miles
seems to reflect the prophetic content of
Daniel’s writing of the last days."
Did I just hear a collective ‘wow’?

Here’s
another interesting puzzle piece:

"The
latitude of the Avebury Circle was
established with such precision that it
underscores the importance of ‘2520’
as key to the circle’s intended
message."

Later in
the same chapter another piece connects:

"If
2,520 years are counted forward from the
fall of Babylon in 539 B.C. and the 33
years that Christ walked the Earth are
subtracted, the year is A.D. 1948, the
rebirth of Israel."

As
"Temple" points out, Newton did
eventually come to realize that the end of
days would probably not happen in his
lifetime.

Newton
believed the year could be 2060.

However, instead of assigning 1,260 days
of the Antichrist’s reign before his
desecration of the temple, Newton assigned
years."

Newton
also believed that in that day the Pope
would be the Antichrist.