<p>19:2 <i>For true and righteous are His judgments- </i>The awful loss of life and gross destruction is recognized by them as not only necessary but righteous. For we have noted how often the Babylon system was given the chance to repent.</p><p><i>For He has judged the great prostitute, she that corrupted the earth with her fornication, and He has avenged the blood of His servants shed by her</i>- It's hard to imagine any single entity corrupting literally the whole planet, right into the jungles of Amazonia and onto every island of the Pacific. The more natural interpretation is that the earth refers to the land, a more limited area of the planet's surface- the land promised to Abraham. The behaviours of the whore are either throughout all history, or at a more limited period of time. That period of time is more naturally, within the context of Revelation, the last days. The kings of the earth / land who were influenced by the whore would then refer to the kings of the land area promised to Abraham, influenced by the wine of her jihadist teaching.</p><p>&quot;He has avenged the blood of His servants&quot; shows that the cry of those persecuted in the last days within the land of Abraham (Rev. 6:10) has now been answered.</p>