12.1.1. A Virgin and a Harlot
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| Woman with Sun and Moon | Woman who Rides the Beast |
| Clothed with the sun (Rev. Rev. 12:1+). | Clothed with purple and scarlet (Rev. Rev. 17:4+). |
| A virgin (Isa. Isa. 7:14; Mtt. Mat. 1:25; Luke Luke 1:34-35). | A fornicator (Rev. Rev. 17:4+). |
| In pain (Rev. Rev. 12:2+). | At ease, drunk (Rev. Rev. 17:4+, Rev. 17:6+; Rev. 18:7+). |
| Stands (Rev. Rev. 12:1+). | Sits (Rev. Rev. 17:3+, Rev. 17:9+, Rev. 17:15+). |
| Supported by moon (Rev. Rev. 12:1+). | Supported by beast (Rev. Rev. 17:3+). |
| Head crowned (Rev. Rev. 12:1+). | Head marked as harlot (Rev. Rev. 17:5+). |
| Persecuted by dragon (Rev. Rev. 12:4+, Rev. 12:13+). | Rides beast empowered by dragon (Rev. Rev. 13:1-4+; Rev. 17:3+). |
| Flees to wilderness (Rev. Rev. 12:6+, Rev. 12:14+). | Seen from the wilderness (Rev. Rev. 17:3+). |
| Associated with Jerusalem (Rev. Rev. 12:5+ cf. Rev. Rev. 11:8+). | Associated with Babylon (Rev. Rev. 17:5+, Rev. 17:18+). |