How much time does the semicolon in this prophecy cover?
The semicolon in the prophecy covers about 1,700 years of time. It leaps from the Roman empire, which ended between 300 and 400 A.D., to the present time and the appearance of the European community as the revived Roman empire with ten horns.
Les explains that the semicolon in this prophecy jumps about 1,700 years of time. It moves from the Roman empire, which ended between 300 and 400 A.D., all the way up to the present time and the appearance of the European community as the revived Roman empire. The ten horns mentioned after the semicolon refer to kings. He then connects this to Revelation chapter 13, where the ten horns will be the base of operation for the world ruler called the Antichrist.