Seventh Vial
By James Aitken Wylie · Running time 09:18:00 · Christianity - Commentary
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The Seventh Vial is a Victorian historicist exposition of Revelation (Apocalypse) that interprets its symbols as prophetic descriptions of Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) and his church, alongside European history. Wylie explores Revelation through a Protestant, anti-papal lens where the seven vials are successive divine judgments culminating in the final overthrow of the "Great City", which is identified as papal Rome and its political dominance. - Summary by Mugita Sokio
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