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I saw that the beast was like a leopard, with paws like a bear and a mouth like a lion; the dragon had handed over to it his own power and his throne and his immense authority. (Revelation 13, 2)
I saw that one of its heads seemed to have had a fatal wound but that this deadly injury had healed and the whole world had marvelled and followed the beast. (Revelation 13, 3)
They prostrated themselves in front of the dragon because he had given the beast his authority; and they prostrated themselves in front of the beast, saying, 'Who can compare with the beast? Who can fight against it?' (Revelation 13, 4)
The beast was allowed to mouth its boasts and blasphemies and to be active for forty-two months; (Revelation 13, 5)
and all people of the world will worship it, that is, everybody whose name has not been written down since the foundation of the world in the sacrificial Lamb's book of life. (Revelation 13, 8)
Those for captivity to captivity; those for death by the sword to death by the sword. This is why the saints must have perseverance and faith. (Revelation 13, 10)
Then I saw a second beast, emerging from the ground; it had two horns like a lamb, but made a noise like a dragon. (Revelation 13, 11)
This second beast exercised all the power of the first beast, on its behalf making the world and all its people worship the first beast, whose deadly injury had healed. (Revelation 13, 12)
And it worked great miracles, even to calling down fire from heaven onto the earth while people watched. (Revelation 13, 13)
Through the miracles which it was allowed to do on behalf of the first beast, it was able to lead astray the people of the world and persuade them to put up a statue in honour of the beast that had been wounded by the sword and still lived. (Revelation 13, 14)
It was allowed to breathe life into this statue, so that the statue of the beast was able to speak, and to have anyone who refused to worship the statue of the beast put to death. (Revelation 13, 15)
It compelled everyone -- small and great alike, rich and poor, slave and citizen -- to be branded on the right hand or on the forehead, (Revelation 13, 16)
