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The angel said to me, 'Do you not understand? I will tell you the meaning of this woman, and of the beast she is riding, with the seven heads and the ten horns. (Revelation 17, 7)
The seven heads are also seven emperors. Five of them have already gone, one is here now, and one is yet to come; once here, he must stay for a short while. (Revelation 17, 10)
'The ten horns which you saw are ten kings who have not yet been given their royal power but will have royal authority only for a single hour and in association with the beast. (Revelation 17, 12)
But the ten horns and the beast will turn against the prostitute, and tear off her clothes and leave her stark naked; then they will eat her flesh and burn the remains in the fire. (Revelation 17, 16)
The woman you saw is the great city which has authority over all the rulers on earth.' (Revelation 17, 18)
After this, I saw another angel come down from heaven, with great authority given to him; the earth shone with his glory. (Revelation 18, 1)
while they keep at a safe distance through fear of her anguish. They will say: Mourn, mourn for this great city, Babylon, so powerful a city, in one short hour your doom has come upon you. (Revelation 18, 10)
the cinnamon and spices, the myrrh and ointment and incense; wine, oil, flour and corn; their stocks of cattle, sheep, horses and chariots, their slaves and their human cargo. (Revelation 18, 13)
And now I saw heaven open, and a white horse appear; its rider was called Trustworthy and True; in uprightness he judges and makes war. (Revelation 19, 11)
Behind him, dressed in linen of dazzling white, rode the armies of heaven on white horses. (Revelation 19, 14)
You will eat the flesh of kings, and the flesh of great generals and heroes, the flesh of horses and their riders and of all kinds of people, citizens and slaves, small and great alike.' (Revelation 19, 18)
He hurled him into the Abyss and shut the entrance and sealed it over him, to make sure he would not lead the nations astray again until the thousand years had passed. At the end of that time he must be released, but only for a short while. (Revelation 20, 3)