Babylon the great shall fall at the hand of Almighty God
at the return of Christ and she, that great harlot,
shall "be found NO MORE AT ALL", as in gone forever!

The Book of Nahum is the vision of what happens at the second advent
on "the day of vengeance of our God" (Isa. 61:2) when Babylon the great
(typified by Nineveh, the seat of the Assyrian)
is utterly destroyed by Jesus Christ and "the comfort"

(Nahum means "comfort") that destruction of wickedness brings to "all that mourn" (Isa. 61:2),
i.e. the saints who lament the evil injustice of the one world system headed by antichrist
and who await for the King of kings and His righteous judgment
to avenge the affliction of our people.

Such is the theme and alternating subject of this great Book of Nahum.

In an earlier study we ended with Nahum 1 vs. 9
where the Lord said He would "make an utter end" of Nineveh
and "she" shall NEVER again rise to afflict His people.

In as much as Nineveh was a type of Babylon the great of the last days,
this speaks in the futurist sense of the events of Revelation 18
when "that great city Babylon shall be thrown down, and shall be found no more."

You see, it SHALL happen and there is NO ONE who can "imagine against the Lord",
i.e. form devices against the "powerful bow of Almighty God" (El-kosh).

Hence, "Nahum the Elkoshite" means the "comfort which comes from the Power of God"
when He takes vengeance, executing justice, upon His (and therefore our) enemies.

Truth and Justice shall prevail and triumph over evil!

Let us repeat Nahum 1:9 and then read it in Revelation 18.

Note: It is true that Satan will be released for a short time
at the end of the Millennium but he will not be allowed to rebuild Babylon,
i.e. he will not have a one world political system such as he had in the first earth age
and is afforded in this present one.

Babylon the great shall fall at the hand of Almighty God at the return of Christ and she,
that great harlot, shall "be found NO MORE AT ALL", as in gone forever!