FALSE PROPHET FROM IRAN.

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David

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Mar 5, 2026, 5:25:44 AM (9 days ago) Mar 5
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Revelation 13:11 states that the false prophet has two horns like a lamb. The description of the false prophet has nothing to do with him being a Christian, or passing himself off as a Christian, follower of Christ. True Christians-lambs are never mentioned in scripture as having horns, and the only mention of Jesus Christ in scripture to do with horns, has him described as a Lamb having seven horns. Revelation 5:6. The animal used to describe the false prophet, a lamb, only applies to the saints. Lambs-saved. Goats-unsaved. The book of Revelation states that the false prophet is thrown into the lake of fire. Revelation 19:20. Not the fate of someone who is a lamb (sheep, ram)-saint-true Christian, and is saved. A person is only called a lamb (sheep, ram) if they are saved. Matthew 25:31-46. Ezekiel 34:17. Sheep (lambs, rams) are also called wheat. Matthew 13:18-30, 36-43. The tares are also called chaff. Matthew 3:10-12. A lamb, is not being used to describe the faith, counterfeit or otherwise, of the false prophet, its being used to describe where he comes from. If you look at the other versus in the Bible to do with animals described as having two horns, the Medo-Persian empire is described in the book of Daniel as a ram with two horns. Daniel 8:3. Rams, lambs, and sheep are all the same animal. The number two is connected closely to the Medo-Persian empire. It was the 'second' kingdom of the breast and 'two' arms of silver of Daniel chapter two. The 'second' beast, the bear of Daniel chapter seven. The ram with 'two' horns of Daniel chapter eight. and finally, the 'second' beast like a lamb with 'two' horns of Revelation chapter thirteen. All which represent Medo-Persia. The false prophet will come from the Medo-Persian empire, which is modern day Iran. The entire Medo-Persian empire as a ram (mountain, large), whereas the false prophet, one man, is described as a lamb (hill, small). Psalm 114:4. The passages in Daniel that relate to the battles between the Greek and Medo-Persian empire, also show a connection between the antichrist-the little horn who comes out of the divided Greek empire (Syria-Babylon), and the false prophet-the lamb (ram) with two horns, who is from the Medo-Persian empire, modern day Iran. Daniel 8. Daniel 9:27. Daniel 10:1-21. Daniel 11:1-4, 31. Daniel 12:11.
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