The Fall of Babylon
The great harlot, Rome, called
Babylon boasted about herself.
Full of pride she said, I shall
Never have occasion to mourn.
Now she is to receive double
Punishment for all her evil.
Very quickly plagues, famine,
Mourning, and death will come.
Her allies suffer also. The kings
Of the earth who had entered into
Spiritual fornication mourn her loss.
The merchants also lament.
The burning of Rome under Nero
Was a small matter compared to
God’s wrath against the Empire
And all allies for doom comes soon.
The curtains fall on the second
Triumph of the pageant. It is a
Desolate scene but one of joy
For Christians seeing God’s rescue.
Next Poem Index of Poems
(c) Rex H. Henderson 2003 - All poems are copyrighted by Rex
H. Henderson and are used by permission.
-
Joy and Sorrow
- Measuring the Temple
- The Two Witnesses
- Things to Come
- Mother and Her Child
- The Forces at War
- War in Heaven
- Devil and the Beast
- Christian’s Only
Weapons
- The Second Beast
- The Father’s Own
- The Imitation of Christ
- Angels Bring Good
Tidings
- A Voice from Heaven
- The Harvest of Judgment
- The Victors of Christ
- The Song of Victory
- Unapproachable
Glory
- Retributive Justice
- Satan’s Recruiting
Agents
- Armageddon
- The Seventh Bowl
- Rome
Becomes a Harlot
- Vision
in the Wilderness
- The
Scarlet Woman
- Beast
the Harlot Rode
- The
Fall of Babylon
- The
Final Desolation
- The
Rejoicing Saints
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