And

after

these things

I saw

another

angel

come down

from

 

heaven

having

power

great

And

 

the earth

was lightened

from

 

glory

his

And

he cried

with

mightily

voice

a strong

saying

is fallen

is fallen

Babylon

 

a strong

And

is become

the habitation

of devils

And

a cage

of every

spirit

foul

And

a cage

of every

bird

foul

And

hateful

For

of

 

the wine

 

of the wrath

 

fornication

her

have drunk

all

 

nations

and

 

the kings

 

of the earth

with

her

have committed fornication

and

 

the merchants

 

of the earth

of

 

the abundance

 

delicacies

her

are waxed rich

And

I heard

another

voice

from

 

heaven

saying

Come

from

her

 

people

my

 

 

partakers

 

sins

her

And

 

 

ye receive

from

 

plagues

her

For

have reached

her

 

sins

unto

 

heaven

and

hath remembered

 

God

 

iniquities

her

Reward

her

as

and

her

Reward

you

and

double

her

double

according to

 

works

her

in

 

the cup

which

fill

fill

her

double

How much

she hath glorified

herself

and

lived deliciously

so much

give

her

torment

and

sorrow

for

in

 

heart

her

she saith

I sit

a queen

and

widow

no

am

and

sorrow

no

 

shall see

 

Therefore

in

 

day

come

who

plagues

her

death

and

mourning

and

famine

and

in

fire

she shall be utterly burned

for

strong

is the Lord

who

God

who

judgeth

her

And

shall bewail

her

And

lament

for

her

who

the kings

who

of the earth

who

with

her

have committed fornication

And

lived deliciously

when

they shall see

who

the smoke

who

burning

her

off

afar

Standing

for

 

the fear

 

torment

of her

saying

Alas

Alas

 

city

 

that great

Babylon

 

city

 

that mighty

! for

in

 

hour

come

 

judgment

thy

And

 

the merchants

 

of the earth

shall weep

And

mourn

over

her

for

 

merchandise

her

no man

buyeth

any more

The merchandise

of gold

and

silver

and

stones

most precious

and

of pearls

and

fine linen

and

purple

and

silk

and

scarlet

and

all

wood

thyine

and

all

vessels

of ivory

and

all

vessels

of

wood

most precious

and

of brass

and

iron

and

marble

And

cinnamon

And

odours

And

ointments

And

frankincense

And

wine

And

oil

And

fine flour

And

wheat

And

beasts

And

sheep

And

horses

And

chariots

And

slaves

And

souls

of men

And

which

the fruits

which

lusted after

which

soul

that thy

are departed

from

that thy

And

all things

which

were dainty

And

which

goodly

are departed

from

that thy

And

no more

 

 

thou shalt find

them

which

The merchants

of these things

which

were made rich

by

her

by

afar

shall stand

for

which

the fear

which

torment

her

weeping

and

wailing

And

saying

Alas

Alas

 

city

 

that great

 

that was clothed in

fine linen

And

purple

And

scarlet

And

decked

with

gold

And

stones

precious

And

pearls

For

 

hour

is come to nought

 

so great

riches

And

all

shipmaster

And

all

in

 

ships

 

the company

And

sailors

And

as many as

 

by sea

trade

off

afar

stood

And

cried

when they saw

 

the smoke

 

burning

of her

saying

What

city is like

 

city

 

unto this great

And

they cast

dust

on

 

heads

her

And

cried

weeping

And

wailing

saying

Alas

Alas

 

city

 

that great

in

 

were made rich

all

 

that had

ships

in

 

the sea

by reason of

 

costliness

her

! for

 

hour

is she made desolate

Rejoice

over

her

thou heaven

and

 

ye holy

apostles

and

 

prophets

for

 

 

God

 

hath avenged

you

on

her

And

took up

a

angel

mighty

a stone

like

millstone

a great

And

be thrown down

it into

 

the sea

saying

Thus

with violence

be thrown down

Babylon

 

a great

city

And

 

 

shall be found

at all

And

the sound

of harpers

And

musicians

And

of pipers

And

trumpeters

 

 

shall be heard

in

thee

any more

And

of whatsoever

craftsman

of whatsoever

craft

 

 

he be shall be found

in

thee

any more

And

the sound

of a millstone

 

 

shall be heard

in

thee

any more

And

the light

of a candle

 

 

shall shine

by

thee

at all

And

the voice

of the bridegroom

And

of the bride

 

 

shall be heard

by

thee

at all

for

 

merchants

thy

were

 

the great men

 

of the earth

for

by

 

sorceries

thy

deceived

all

 

nations

And

in

her

the blood

of prophets

And

of saints

was found

And

of all

 

that were slain

upon

 

the earth