Know Your Enemy - Exploring the New World Order from a Christian Perspective

by Mark Fairley

The name Babylon occurs in the Bible almost three-hundred times. The majority of those references are in the Old Testament - and with good reason. It was the first great city of the world and the capital of the first kingdom. In fact, it may well have been the greatest empire of all time. However, Babylon is much more than this. The Bible clearly and intriguingly states that "Mystery Babylon" is also the source of all abominations of the Earth (Rev. 17:5) – a fountainhead of evil that began flowing through history thousands of years ago and which profoundly impacts the world today… in ways most don't realize. Indeed, Revelation tells us that Mystery Babylon will survive until the end of time when God finally judges it with terminal violence.This series is a walk-through history that follows the threads, exposes the idolatry, the symbolism and the perverted thought-processes that originated in Babylon. We discover its influence in all false religions including Catholicism and Islam, astrology, freemasonry, world-famous landmarks, the theory of evolution, philosophy, the United Nations, the European Union and much, much more. We discover that ever since God scattered the Babylonians back in Genesis 11, it has been Satan's intention to reverse the process and bring the whole world back together again under a single world system, ruled by the Antichrist. Above all we learn how to recognize our enemy so that we will not be deceived and instead live with faith, hope, love and courage in the face of Babylon’s demonic schemes.

448 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 8, 2012

Reviews

[Vickie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Informative with Thought Provoking Information

Although I think the author focused way too much on ancient religions and their effect on our modern world, he did a good job of presenting his case that the enemy we face is a spiritual one. I especially liked the hope presented at the end, after a very long and somewhat tedious recitation of one group after another that is not to be trusted. I watched the YouTube videos and followed along in the book as much as possible and that made reading more interesting as well as more understandable.
I purchased a copy of this book and all opinions expressed are my own.

[Wade]

The author is full of it. His research is horrible. I hate that I spent money on this trash.