The metaphor of Babylon is the enemy's prowess, roaming about in sin nature, and we are called to come out of her.

The adversary's prowess is identified in many places and many patterns in scripture, describing the whoredom of the reprobate mind. This book will reveal that sin nature began in the Garden, and how the curse given to the adversary, to eat the dust of the earth, deals within the generations of people being that dust. Yet those who are getting drunk off her wine, don't even realize they are beguiled by her sorceries since beginning.

When satan imposed his cunningness through words. The beguilement of words and the lavishness of "I will be like God" became the allure of sin nature. The adversary knew, based on his experience, that a Just and Holy God would render disobedience unto disobedience and the same curse that fell satan would fall on Adam and Eve, a curse of separation.

The image that was placed in Adam and Eve, His Shekinah (dwelling for His Glory) was pushed out and the devised scheme of sin nature became an inheritance in the likeness of Tohu and Bohu (darkness, without form). Therefore, the righteous judgment of YAHUAH became the introduction of chaos in mankind and shame befell Adam and Eve.

As time passed sin nature became increasingly violent and evil. Sin nature is always seeking a way to subvert God's authority, by placing themselves as the supreme authority in thought, action, and speech. At the core of sin nature is humanism and the components of humanism will be addressed in this examination.