Rev 12:6 | Clarke | e4.org | NOTES ON CHAP. XII., BY J. E. C. Verse 6. And the woman fled into the wilderness ] The account of the woman's flying into the wilderness immediately follows that of her child being caught up to the throne of God, to denote the great and rapid increase of heresies in the Christian Church after the time that Christianity was made the religion of the empire. Where she hath a place prepared of God ] .

‏ Revelation of John 12:6

NOTES ON CHAP. XII., BY J. E. C.

Verse 6. And the woman fled into the wilderness] The account of the woman's flying into the wilderness immediately follows that of her child being caught up to the throne of God, to denote the great and rapid increase of heresies in the Christian Church after the time that Christianity was made the religion of the empire.

Where she hath a place prepared of God] See Clarke on Re 12:14.