For over 170 years, Seventh-day Adventists have asserted that the two-horned beast rising from the earth (Revelation 13:11-17), also known as the false prophet, points to the United States of America. Early Adventists came to this conclusion, not through Ellen White, but Adventist expositors, including J.N. Andrews, who was most influential in establishing what is today the standard Adventist exposition.Does history still support Andrews conclusion after 170+ years?Gregory Johns book, Unveiling the False Prophet, not only looks at J.N. Andrews interpretation, but some of the key social factors within nineteenth century America which likely influenced Andrews thinking and conclusions. From a historicists point-of-view, the author, Gregory John, takes a fresh look at John the Revelators prophecy in the light of historical and present-day factors which support another candidate that is perhaps better suited to fill the role of Revelations two-horned beast from the earth and false prophet who shall deceive many in the last days.
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