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Mark of the Beast: Legitimate Concern?

Mark of the Beast: Legitimate Concern?

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Originally posted by RJHinds
We are more concerned about the future than the past. Who it could be applied to in the past is not that important today. 😏
Then you should probably not worry about 2,000 year old predictions.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
You don't need a microscope to see that the US quarter has a mark of Washington's forehead.
What does the engraved image of George Washington's head on a quarter have to do with not being able to buy or sell unless you accept the mark of the Beast?

And how can a prophesy that hasn't happened yet only apply to people living 2000 years ago? If it happens in my lifetime, do you imagine I won't recognize it because you said it doesn't apply to me?

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Originally posted by lemon lime
What does the engraved image of George Washington's head on a quarter have to do with not being able to buy or sell unless you accept the mark of the Beast?

And how can a prophesy that hasn't happened yet only apply to people living 2000 years ago? If it happens in my lifetime, do you imagine I won't recognize it because you said it doesn't apply to me?
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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Then you should probably not worry about 2,000 year old predictions.
What's the expiration date on prophesy that hasn't yet happened?


Originally posted by lemon lime
And how can a prophesy that hasn't happened yet only apply to people living 2000 years ago? If it happens in my lifetime, do you imagine I won't recognize it because you said it doesn't apply to me?
Do you believe, like Suzianne, that the end times will come in her life time because of the signs you reckon you see in the world and in the technology of our age?


Originally posted by lemon lime
What's the expiration date on prophesy that hasn't yet happened?
Do you believe its expiration date and/or fulfillment ~ one way or the other ~ is upon us now or will be in the immediate future (i.e. a matter of decades)?

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Originally posted by lemon lime
What's the expiration date on prophesy that hasn't yet happened?
Well that one starts soon after it was written (Revelation 1:1, 1:3) and ends a thousand years later (Revelation 20:2-3).

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Originally posted by FMF
Do you believe, like Suzianne, that the end times will come in her life time because of the signs you reckon you see in the world and in the technology of our age?
I believe the end times have already come in her lifetime. It just has not finished yet.


Originally posted by AThousandYoung
The word is not "in". It's written in Greek.
It's definitely not "of".


Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Well that one starts soon after it was written (Revelation 1:1, 1:3) and ends a thousand years later (Revelation 20:2-3).
According to atheists that want to convince everyone that God's not real. Oh, yeah, so I'll believe that.

Not exactly.

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What does disageeing with me have to do with you being an unbeliever? Diasagreeing with (not believing) most of what the Bible (God's Word) says is what makes you an unbeliever. In fact it seems there is very little you do believe, so unless you've been lying all this time about what you don't believe then yes, you are an unbeliever. Picking and choosing what you want to believe and discarding the rest is what it is... truth mingled with lies.

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