The Coming of Beliar as a Lawless King
Isaiah tells Hezekiah and his son Josab that when the world nears its completion, Beliar, the ruler of this world, will come down from his firmament in the likeness of a man. He will be a lawless king and the slayer of his mother, and he will persecute what the twelve apostles of the Beloved have planted. One of the Twelve will be delivered into his hands.
At his word the sun will rise at night. He will speak like the Beloved, claim to be God and set up his image in every city, and the people of the world will sacrifice to him. He will hold sway three years, seven months and twenty-seven days, while a few believers flee from desert to desert. Then the Lord will come with his angels from the seventh heaven and drag Beliar and his armies into Gehenna.
Details
- Category
- Eschatological
- Status
- unfulfilled
The Prophecy
Isaiah foretells that Beliar will descend in the likeness of a man as a lawless king, be worshipped as God, and rule for three years, seven months and twenty-seven days.
Source
The Ascension of Isaiah 4:1-13
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Key Chapters
Did You Know?
Beliar is called a lawless king and the slayer of his mother, who descends from his firmament in the likeness of a man.
At Beliar's word the sun will rise at night and the moon will appear at the sixth hour.
He will say, "I am God and before me there has been none," and will set up his image in every city.
His rule is given an exact length of three years, seven months and twenty-seven days.
The Beloved will send out fire that consumes all the godless, so that they will be as though they had never been created.