The mark of the beast is spoken of in the Book of Revelation. Learn what it is so that you do not take it in unawares.
There is a lot of talk about fake News and misinformation in the News lately by the talking heads. But what about those who give misinformation and falsehood regarding God’s Word? Jesus and his Apostles warned of these continuously. The Bible calls falsehood ‘the chaff’ while those who profess the truth of God’s Word are compared to ‘the wheat’. So what is the chaff to the wheat? As darkness to Light, error to truth, wickedness to righteousness, death to life.
The citizens of the nation of America would not like to consider themselves as being an idolatrous nation – but they are! You cannot expect a blessing from God when you break His Commandments. Take a look at a few major images of idolatry:
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During this global frenzy to get vaccinated, remembering the past will help to make an informed decision regarding the future. There is currently an implementation of assigning QR codes to patients in association with their COVID-19 vaccine shots. What could be the downfall to this and how could it be misused?
April 4th – the 11th, 2021 was Holocaust Remembrance week according to the US Congress. History clearly shows how codes were used to identify people from 1933 to 1945. The numbering and categorization of humans became so efficient that it resulted in a blitzkrieg genocide throughout Europe.
…No, it is not. But it is being used as a distraction and a vehicle to deceive and cause all to receive that ‘mark’. This goal has been in the process of being set up for a very long time. It is now becoming manifest in its fruition.
What does the Bible have to say about this mark, this number, this ‘beast’ and the consequences of receiving it?
…“The rule of law is a set of principles, or ideals, for ensuring an orderly and just society… where no one is above the law, everyone is treated equally under the law, everyone is held accountable to the same laws…”
American Bar Association
Hypocrisy, n. a semblance of having desirable or publicly approved attitudes, beliefs, principles, etc. that one does not actually possess. <play acting; to play a part>. For they say and do not!
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