In a recent teaching session, we explored the symbolic language of Revelation 13, focusing on the imagery of beasts rising from the sea and the earth. This chapter presents a vision of a beast with seven heads and ten horns, often interpreted as representing the Roman Empire, with its heads symbolizing the succession of Roman emperors from Julius Caesar to Vespasian. The chapter parallels Daniel’s vision of four beasts, linking the imagery to historical events and symbolizing the oppressive force of Rome against early Christians. The teaching emphasized the dual nature of the beast as both an individual and a kingdom, highlighting the resilience of the Roman Empire. Revelation 13 vividly portrays the challenges faced by early Christians, using symbolic language to convey the struggle between divine faith and earthly power.