The sermon transcript discusses the vision of the doubling of prophecies, indicating their certainty. The apostle Paul is portrayed as the interpreter of these prophecies, revealing the satanic nature of a power that was approaching during his time. This power, known as the mystery of iniquity, has persisted throughout history, outlasting empires and religions. The focus then shifts to the papacy, which has existed for twelve hundred years and has played a significant role in shaping the world. The papacy employed various tactics, such as dividing and conquering, using monks to monitor and control bishops, accumulating wealth, and expanding its dominion.

In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the chaotic and tumultuous events that took place from the fifth to the fifteenth century. They describe it as a time of confusion, with old nations being engulfed and new barbarian races emerging. However, the speaker encourages the audience to search for the footsteps of God in this chaos. They reference 1 Timothy 3:16, which highlights the mystery of godliness and the manifestation of God in the flesh through Jesus Christ. The speaker also mentions the history of the papacy, tracing its beginnings to its current powerful and influential state.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the depiction of judgment and the destruction of Babylon in the book of Revelation. He emphasizes that this day of wrath will be one of the greatest days of vengeance in history. The preacher describes the vivid and horrifying picture of judgment in Revelation 18, with kings and people lamenting the destruction of Babylon. The form of the judgment is not specified, but it is clear that it will be swift and final, bringing holy vengeance. The preacher also highlights the importance of recognizing the formidable adversary in this system, which is the power of hell and the cunning of the devil. He encourages believers to put on the whole armor of God to withstand and overcome this spiritual wickedness.