Babylon has fallen - but her daughters still reign.

In a world where truth is traded for tolerance, and altars are replaced by platforms, a seductive spirit is spreading. She wears white, sings holy songs, and speaks the name of Jesus - but she is not the Bride. She is Babylon's daughter.

In this prophetic and piercing sequel to The Mother of Corruption and The Fall of Babylon, Damiano B. Centola exposes the enduring influence of the Harlot system: a global legacy of spiritual mixture, religious compromise, false unity, and seductive deception hiding in plain sight - even inside the Church.

Drawing deeply from Revelation, prophetic insight, and modern cultural realities, Babylon's Daughters: The Legacy of Seduction in the Nations issues a thunderous call:

"Come out of her, My people."

This is not just another commentary on end-times theology. It is a trumpet to the remnant - to pastors, prophets, worshippers, intercessors, and lovers of truth - to cleanse the garments, trim the lamps, and prepare for the return of the King.

Will you discern the difference between the Bride and the Harlot?

Will you carry oil or mixture?

Will you burn with truth - or be consumed with Babylon's fire?

The Spirit and the Bride still say, "Come."

The invitation is still open.

But the door is about to shut.

This bibliography reflects a wide spectrum of theological, historical, and prophetic discernment resources used to equip and verify the content of this work. While no single human source defines truth, the synthesis of Scripture, Spirit-led revelation, and historic insight is intended to awaken, warn, and prepare the Bride of Christ.