Revelation 13:1

and I-behold [a] [wild]animal ascending out of{the seawater}, having ten horns and seven heads, and upon of{the horns} of{same} ten diadems, and upon the heads of{same} names of{evil-assertion-ia},

Garth's Hyper-literal Translation

In The King James Version

And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten horns, and upon his horns ten crowns, and upon his heads the name of blasphemy.

In Context

2and the [wild]animal which I-behold has-been-being similar/analogous to{[a] panther/leopard} and the feet of{same} as of{[a] bear} and the mouth of{same} as [the] mouth of{[a] lion}, and the snake/["dragon"] gives to{same} the enablement/empowerment of{same} and the throne of{same} and great authority,

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Cross References

Revelation 11:7and when-supposing they-may-complete the witness-ia of{same}, the [wild]animal, the ascending out of{the bottomless-depth}, will-make war across of{same} and will-conquer same and will-kill-off/away same,

Revelation 13:5and [a] mouth speaking great[plural] and evil-assertion-ias is-given to{same}, and authority is-given to{same} to-do forty two months,

Matthew Henry on Revelation 13:1

We have, in this chapter, a further discovery and description of the church's enemies: not other enemies than are mentioned before, but described after another manner, that the methods of their enmity may more fully appear. They are represented as two beasts; the first you have an account of ( ver. 1-10 ) the second, ver. 11 , &c. By the first some understand Rome pagan, and by the second Rome papal; but others understand Rome papal to be represented by both these beasts, by the first in its secular power, by the… Read the whole commentary →

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