It was seven thousand. See? And that, “kissing Baal,” don’t you know…How many here was formerly Catholic? Sure. See? You kiss images. See?

And, remember, in the time of Babylon and Nebuchadnezzar, when the Gentile kingdom was issued in, see; when Gentile kingdom issued in, it come in by the worship of a man. Nebuchadnezzar made a statue of a man. And if you’ve got a spiritual mind, now listen to this revelation. That spirit, that man that he made a revelation of, or, he made a image of, by his revelation, was Daniel, a religious man being worshipped. See it? Because, he named him Belteshazzar, wasn’t it? Or, Belteshazzar, which was the name of his god. And he made an image of that god, which was the image of Daniel. And Daniel refused to bow to his own image. See? See?

And here it is again, see. Now watch. The Gentile kingdom was issued in, in the days of Babylon, by King Nebuchadnezzar; a Gentile king, putting church and state together, by taking a holy im-…or an image of a holy man, and forcing worship to it. The Gentile kingdom ends in the feet, with the handwriting on the wall, by a political power that’s united church and state together; to force kissing images again, you see, same thing, image of a holy man. Sure.

Questions and Answers on the Seals, 1963-03-24, Jeffersonville, IN, §344