An overview of the Mark of the Beast, the consequences of the taking on the Mark, and answering the question of whether a person could inadvertently take on the Mark (spoiler: the narrator believes you have to intentionally and knowingly accept the Mark).
The video does not attempt to delve into the identity of the Beast. Several years ago I came across someone that went to the Old Testament to try and answer that question. The key bit from the Revelation is Rev. 13:18 which reads (KJV): "Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six." This person had looked for other instances of 666 in the Bible. It only appears a few times. Both 1 Kings 10:14 and 2 Chronicles 9:13 indicate that King Solomon received 666 talents of gold yearly "not including the revenues brought in by merchants and traders." And in Ezra 2, listing those that returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian captivity, it reads in verse 13: "The children of Adonikam, six hundred sixty and six." (Note, however, that Nehemiah 7:18 lists the number as 667). Interestingly, "Adonikam" means "my Lord has arisen". The "Adonijah" of Neh.10:16 is believed to be the same Adonikam. There is another Adonijah in the Old Testamant: the fourth son of King David who attempted to raise an army to seize the throne.
VIDEO: "The Mark of the Beast is WORSE than we thought..."
Bible Animations (23 min.)
Weak willed people may be easily persuaded to take the mark. Consider all the people who got the death jab in exchange for a donut.
ReplyDeleteI agree. The scripture says that only those that take the mark will be entitled to buy or sell, or, probably, hold jobs. Exactly as the powers that be attempted to do with the vaccine passports.
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