jilt
Definition: (verb) To deceive or drop (a lover) suddenly or callously.
Synonyms: cast aside, leave
Usage: Since being jilted by his fiancée, he had grown to distrust all women.

We read in the book of Revelation that the Whore, working in conjunction with the Beast, will eventually be jilted by that Beast as the 10 Kings burn the whore with fire.  Yah puts this into the heart of the Beast to fulfil His will.

History records the same pattern.

As Yisrael doted upon Assyria and Babylon, lusting after their idols and wicked practices, eventually those same two nations destroyed Yisrael and Yudah.

The Jews, working with the Romans, helped to launch persecutions against the early believers.  But before the end of the first century, those very same Romans crushed the Jewish capitol and scattered its people.

Some believers began working with the pagans to create a more palatable belief system to Rome.  Eeventually this Roman Catholic Church turned on those compromising believers and burned them at the stake.

When pagan, Torahless Christians join forces with the Beast, the Beast will always jilt them: it is a pattern in history that shall be repeated at least one more time in the final 3.5 years of man's history:

"And the ten horns which thou sawest upon the beast, these shall hate the whore, and shall make her desolate and naked, and shall eat her flesh, and burn her with fire.

"For Yah hath put in their hearts to fulfil His will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of Yah shall be fulfilled."

Revelation 17:16-17