The seven heads that the Apostle John wrote in Revelation 13 could represent the Group of Seven industrialized countries of the world, referred to in short as the G-7. This group of globally governing countries represents and consists of the seven largest and most powerful societies and economies in the world. Each of the members have well established economies, monetary systems, research and development, and military defense systems with globally capabilities. This group has been very instrumental in the development, financing, and governance of the forming European.Community [EC], and its economic base market known as the European Common Market [ECM], referred to in short as simply Eurpoa.

The Apostle John’s use of the word "heads" in describing this governing body, means leaders, in the same context as "heads of state" but with an international and global authority. The 10 horns represents the old Roman Empire revised (rebuilt and reformed) as the European Community [EC] today. More precisely, it is the member countries that came together in agreement to form the 10 Confederate Common Market within Europe, which was the foundation of the now, more expanded, European Common Market [ECM] of the European Community [EC]. The "horns" the Apostle John wrote about coincides with the10 geographic regions that consisted of the old Roman Empire at its historical peak. And is kept in the same context to mean the 10 Roman ruling governors of those Roman territories [ 10 crowns on the horns ] which equates to the prime ministers and rulers of the current countries [territories] fabricating the European Community [EC] of today.

In verse 11, the Apostle John writes that this revised Roman Empire which could be known today as the European Community [EC] had two horns in authority over its domain and operations. This is in place today, and represents the two governors of the EC that have been recently established to regulate the operations of the major and minor countries and economies within the EC. One governor has been assigned to represent and exercise authority over the major countries contributing to the EC which are the original countries composing the 10 Confederate Common Market of the ECM. The other (second governor) has been assigned to the minor countries and economies consisting of the EC, and performs the same function of the other governor. Both governors have seats within the EC Parliament, and represent their constituencies within the governing parliamentary body of the EC. One can see that this form of government and representation is similar to the governmental structure and operations of the old Roman Empire and its governing structure.