Babylon definition

Babylon means Babylon Holdings Limited, following the consummation of the Transactions.

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Babylon means confusion! God always names people and things by calling them what they are! And here are the identical ancient Babylonian Mysteries now wrapped in the false cloak labeled "Christianity"—but in fact it is the same old "Babylonian Mystery System."

Babylon means the Town of Babylon, New York.

Examples of Babylon in a sentence

• Normal Tax Due = those payments for taxes and assessments, other than special ad valorem levies, special assessments and service charges against real property located in the Town of Babylon (including any existing incorporated village or any village which may be or may have been incorporated after the date hereof, within which the Project is wholly or partially located) which are or may be imposed for special improvements or special district improvements, which the Lessee would pay without exemption.

• Subject to the transfer of title in respect of the shares in each of Babylon Healthcare Services Limited, Babylon Partners Limited and Babylon Inc.

• The report shall be filed with the Commissioner, the Director of the Division of the Budget of The State of New York, the New York State Comptroller, the Town of Babylon, and may be included with the Annual financial statement required by General Municipal Law Section 859(1)(b).

• The Board recognizes the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 237, AFL-CIO, as the exclusive representative of all regular full-time licensed registered professional nurses employed by the North Babylon School District, for the purposes of collective negotiations with respect to hours, wages, and terms and conditions of employment.

• Name Address I hereby request and authorize the Board of Half Hollow Hills Central School District of Huntington and Babylon, Suffolk County, New York, to deduct from my earnings and transmit to the Association(s) checked below, an amount sufficient to provide for regular payment of the membership dues as certified by such Association(s) in equal payments over the remainder of the school year.

• This declination is subject to the terms and conditions of the contract between the North Babylon Board of Education and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 237.

• Babylon option only appears in the WorldPenScan Pro version and when the Babylon online translation is installed.

• This declination shall remain in full force and effect while employed in North Babylon or unless revoked by me in writing.

• Delaware, United States 7309557 Babylon Partners Limited England and Wales 08493276 Babylon Inc.

• Effective November 1, 2013, four (4) of these centers – that is, Danbury, Milford, Hicksville and Babylon – will not be operated by Westy.

More Definitions of Babylon

Babylon has the meaning set forth in the Preamble.

Babylon means confusion, and was the name of the place that captivated the Jews and indoctrinated them with some pagan doctrines and superstitions. “Babylon” is therefore an apt description of the pseudo church which has captivated the minds of so many people and indoctrinated them with false doctrines, some of which are basically pagan in origin. “Confusion” certainly describes such doctrines as the immaculate conception, infallibility of the Pope, the worship of Mary as “mother of God,” along with worship of saints and angels, not to mention the doctrine of the Trinity. It is completely confusing trying to make sense of a Father who is supposed to be His own son, and a son who is supposed to be his own Father, who are supposed to be one and the same person. How the son could sit on the right hand of his Father, or pray to his Father when they are supposed to be one and the same person, is a “mystery” and “confusion” indeed!

Babylon of Rome and bring about the end of the Anti-▇▇▇▇▇▇ [the ▇▇▇▇]”51. Later in the same text, Leibniz spells out the consequences for Christendom of a successful military campaign against the Turks: “Happy age and worthy of the envy of all ages; happy us if we should happen to live in these times... The golden age of Christianity will return and we will move towards the primitive Church. And we will begin the most true millennium, without all the folly of the Fifth Monarchists”52. Any temptation to see remarks such as these as betraying a youthful flirtation with millenarianism on Leibniz’s part should be resisted. For one thing, the millenarianism in evidence in the above passage is not corroborated by any of Leibniz’s other writings, whether from the same period of his career or any other, which one would reasonably expect if Leibniz had any genuine millenarian sympathies53. For another, the contents of Leibniz’s political writings are not always a reliable indicator of his own beliefs, a fact which has led ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ to warn that “one should be cautious before utilizing Leibniz’ political writings as sources for his views”54. Indeed, to develop this latter point, it should not be forgotten that Leibniz had a genuine diplomatic purpose in writing the “Consilium Aegyptiacum”, and that he was also pitching the plan to a renowned appreciator of flattery. It is therefore likely that Leibniz’s extravagant claim about Louis instigating (or at least hastening) the onset of the millennium was a calculated one, intended to ensure a warm reception for the Egypt plan from a man who might reasonably be expected to respond to promises of glory (and in a sense immortality) by playing a key role not just in earthly history, but cosmic history. Indeed, Leibniz’s willingness to use millenarianism for political ends is also demonstrated by his “Mars Christianissimus” (1683), a brutal satire of the same monarch to whom the “Consilium Aegyptiacum” had been addressed. According to the “Mars Christianissimus”, however, the Sun King is not the possible instigator of the coming millennium but the very embodiment of it: “Everything which is prophesied of the Empire of ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ on earth must be understood [as applying to]