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Originally Posted by Truthseeker
Another subject, but the harlot was OT jewish nation. Maybe it's just an allegory thing like ez 16?? If ez 16 doesn't literally mean jewelry was worn or condone then the harlot in rev can be an allegory not meaning to be taken literally as a condemning jewelry and such.
I don't think we can have it both was, we cant write off of ez 16 as allegory that doesn't support wearing jewelry and then take rev as an allegory in condemning jewelry.
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Yes...another subject indeed. I DO NOT believe that the woman was the OT jewish nation. Israel did not "sit upon seven mountains," nor "rule the kings of the Earth" during the time of John's vision...but Rome did!
My point regarding
Rev. 17-18 was/is that the true bride was depicted as arrayed in pure white, while the false bride was depicted in ornaments. Either way you slice it, this does not put ornamentation in a favourable light. Ezek. 16 has been dealt w/ ad nauseum in this thread.