Leviathan, unlocking a metaphor that reveals latter-day prophecy!

I'm Richard Lee, author of Understanding Leviathan: The Key to Apostle John's "The Revelation".

Understanding Leviathan is a study of the connection between a seven-headed sea beast with ten horns that moves from the Old Testament into the last book of the Bible, Revelation. You will study clues that lead to unraveling the mystery behind what our future holds and how Leviathan is used to help others better understand prophecy. Viewing Leviathan as a metaphor now gives those who study prophecy information that has never before been understood. It will be revealed that Leviathan is not an animal or dinosaur, but actually a metaphor that represents  kings and kingdoms, pride, power, and evil. By understanding the make-up of Leviathan, which represents eight kingdoms, and the last two evil kings in the book of Revelation that will dominate the world, then you can understand from what lands they will come from. 

The harlot of Revelation, chapters seventeen and eighteen, rides the heads of this metaphorical sea beast. Learn why the harlot cannot represent ancient Rome, but actually represents a city that controls the trade of the world. Understand what head of Leviathan returns to destroy the harlot, the great city of trade. 

Richard Lee has studied the book of The Revelation for over forty years and draws upon his in-depth knowledge of the last book in the Bible to relate modern day events with the word of the Holy Scriptures, ultimately demonstrating how Leviathan represents kings and kingdoms that have used against the Jewish nation. For those who seek answers to many of the most complex spiritual questions, Lee teaches specifically about the truth of Leviathan and the harlot who rides the heads of this sea beast, while also revealing:

• The kingdom that returns to dominate the world.
• The obscurity of the last two evil kings in Revelation.
• The true meaning behind the number "666".
• Which king will try to make you take the mark of the beast.
• The ten horns that troubled the prophet Daniel.
• The destruction of world trade and the rise of a false religion.
• How close judgment is upon mankind.
• Leviathan is a metaphor that reveals kings and kingdoms.
• Two dreams in the book of Daniel that reveal Leviathan.
• The harlot, the great city of trade, mystery Babylon of Revelation.

Viewing Leviathan as a metaphor and its careful examination of Daniel and Revelation provides a greater understanding of Biblical Scripture. Understanding Leviathan as a metaphor unlocks prophecy in the mysterious books of Daniel and Revelation.