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Pergamus dan Imperial Cult

The evidences of the imperial cult are generally available in theological and biblical literature. However, some new studies have appeared that suggest there is no connection between the imperial cult and the persecution of Christians. Responding the new studies, this writing will emphasize that the city of Pergamum is the center of the imperial cult in Asia Minor, and it has connection with the persecution of Christians. The fact that Pergamum became the center of the imperial cult in Asia Minor is demonstrated by the presence of the Roman government in the city by the construction of the emperor's cult shrines, the title of neochoros held by Pergamum three times in a row, and through internal evidences in Revelation 2:12-17 namely the description of the throne of the devil and Antipas, Balaam and Nikolatian, as well as wars and victories which refer to the elements related to the emperor cult.