#1251 America as Media-Persia – Kings of the East, part 2, Woodrow Wilson (with

General John Pershing) and America as the second Cyrus the Great and Media-Persia, in a
later role as the “Kings of the East,” defeating the Ottoman Turks, symbolically drying up
the Euphrates River through the defeat of the Turks

America: A second Media-Persia, and thus in the role of a latter days “Kings
of the East” of Revelation 16:12

The background for this Unsealing was recently explained in Unsealing #1233 America as
Media-Persia – World War I: In World War I, America/Britain were in the prophetic role of
Daniel 2:39 Media-Persia and the Turkish Ottoman Empire was in the prophetic role of Daniel
2:38 Babylon.

Review (from the Key Understanding of Unsealing #1233): Just as Babylon of Daniel 2:38
controlled the region of Babylon and the land of Palestine and was defeated by the Daniel 2:39
Media-Persians so that the Jews could return to their land, the Turkish Ottoman Empire
controlled the region of Old Babylon and the land of Palestine and was defeated by the United
States and Great Britain (and France) in World War I. Thus, the Ottoman Turks were playing the
role of Daniel 2:38 Babylon and the Allies were playing the role of Daniel 2:39 Media-Persia.
The land of Palestine became a part of the so-called British Mandate after World War I, and the
nation of Israel was established after World War II.

Key Understanding (of this Unsealing #1251): Because the

Allies were playing the role of a second Daniel 2:39 Media-
Persia, they were also playing the role of a latter day(s)
Kings of the East who were defeating the Ottoman Turks,
symbolically drying up the Euphrates River.

#1251 America as Media-Persia – Kings of the East, part 2, Woodrow Wilson (with General John Pershing) Page 1 of 3
and America as the second Cyrus the Great and Media-Persia, in a later role as the “Kings of the East,” defeating
the Ottoman Turks, symbolically drying up the Euphrates River through the defeat of the Turks
 Revelation 16:12-16 (KJV) And the sixth angel poured out his vial upon THE GREAT
RIVER EUPHRATES; AND THE WATER THEREOF WAS DRIED UP, THAT THE
WAY OF THE KINGS OF THE EAST [the Allies in World War I in the role of a second
Media-Persia, defeating the Ottoman Turks, and symbolically drying up the Euphrates River]
MIGHT BE PREPARED.
13 And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of
the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet.
14 For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, which go forth unto the kings of the
earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty.
15 Behold, I come as a thief. Blessed is he that watcheth, and keepeth his garments, lest he
walk naked, and they see his shame.
16 And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.

This map [which was also

used in #1233] shows the
territory that the Turkish
Ottoman Empire ruled in
1914 going into World War
I. It included the Middle
Eastern region of what
comprised the heart of Old
Babylon (and present day
Iraq), as well as the areas of
present day Turkey, Syria,
Jordan, Israel, and parts of
Saudi Arabia.

A map [which was also

used in #1233] of the
Middle East following
World War I, showing the
former Ottoman territories
administered by Britain and
France. To the east of Iraq
is Iran. Note that the map
identifies Iran as Persia.

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and America as the second Cyrus the Great and Media-Persia, in a later role as the “Kings of the East,” defeating
the Ottoman Turks, symbolically drying up the Euphrates River through the defeat of the Turks
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and America as the second Cyrus the Great and Media-Persia, in a later role as the “Kings of the East,” defeating
the Ottoman Turks, symbolically drying up the Euphrates River through the defeat of the Turks