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The Birthing of Zion’s Sons
mother - “the mother of harlots and of the abominations of the earth”
(Rev. 17:5). At the same time that the Bride of Christ is birthing the
mature sons of God bringing liberty and life, the Great Harlot will be
birthing mature sons of the flesh who will bring bondage and death.
Isaiah 60 explains how great glory can cover the earth, while at the
same time deep darkness also covers the earth. Jesus compares the
time of His Second Coming to a woman in labor by saying that wars,
famines, and earthquakes are all the beginning of “birth pangs”
(Matt 24:8).
Also, Paul explains within the context of Jesus’ return that, “when they
cry, ‘peace and safety,’ then sudden destruction will come upon them,
as labor pains upon a pregnant woman” (2 Thess. 3:8). Therefore, a
comparison can be made of these two women:
The Bride of Christ
(Rev. 12)
Mother of a child to rule all
nations (vs. 5)
Filled with life by the blood of
the Lamb (vs. 11)
Clothed with the riches of
heaven (vs. 1)
The dragon and beast oppose
this woman (vs. 3,13,17)
The earth helps this woman
(vs. 16)
Compared to the city of
Jerusalem (Rev. 21:2,3,9,10)
Lay down their lives and end
up with life eternal (vs. 11)
Compared to Sarah birthing
Isaac (Gal. 4:21-31)
The Great Harlot
(Rev 17)
Mother of harlots and
abominations (vs. 5)
Filled with death because they
shed innocent blood (vs. 6)
Clothed with the riches of the
earth (vs. 4)
The dragon and beast carry this
woman (vs. 3,7)
The earth hates this woman (vs.
16-17)
Compared to the city of Babylon
- earthly Jerusalem (vs. 5)
Live for the moment and end up
in eternal death (vs. 16)
Compared to Hagar birthing
Ishmael (Gal. 4:21-31)
To further explain these births by the Bride of Christ (Spirit) and the
Great Harlot (flesh), let’s take a look at Galatians 4:21-31 where Paul
compares the sons of promise to Sarah and Isaac, and the sons of the
flesh to Hagar and Ishmael:
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