From what I have read, yes! One of the 4 horsemen is death, accompanied by hades, meaning those who die go there.
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Of course- must I remind you people cannot buy or sell without the mark? This will be a worldwide deception where "all who dwell on the earth" will follow this false leader (Rev 13:8).Of course people die, but are they his followers (those who receive the mark)?
OU
I thought about this today. Obviously in the last days its clear there are signs, wonders and supernatural things going on (Rev 13, 2 Thess 2, Matt 24).
Now here is my question, if the Beast will deceive most of the world, its clear that people will think he is of God. They will be deceived into thinking his mark is God's mark, otherwise why would they take it or worship him for that matter?
So that brings me to the point of this thread. Will part of the supernatural signs and wonders include immortality for those who follow him? Now let me be clear, I'm talking about immortality of the body, not forgiveness of sins. They would still be dead to sin, spiritually.
Consider this verse:
"And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them." (Rev 9:6)
This verse does seem to indicate some sort of immortality for the wicked in those days.
It would be the complete opposite of what Christ did for us. Jesus came to save us spiritually not our flesh.
Will the Beast come to "save" the flesh yet the end result being eternal death for the soul in the lake of fire?
Your thoughts?
OU
The antichrist himself claims immortality because he receives a mortal wound and yet lives, so it would be no surprise if he offers his followers immortality if they worship him....
JesusWitness
Wrong, the first beast is the character we refer to as "Antichrist"- and the second portion of Rev 13 describes the person we refer to as the "false prophet".Not to get off topic, but it is the 1st beast of Rev. 13 that receives the deadly wound, not the 2nd. The 1st beast is not the false christ but his government/system.
That could be a possiblity- since the deep rhelms of the Freemasonic cult (very satanic at it's roots)- offers it's deceived followers to the idea of immortality.I know those who take the Mark can still die, but will they die before Christ returns? I'm not convinced of this immortality idea but that verse in Rev 9 seemed to support this idea.
Perhaps like Zadok says, its the promise of immortality accompanied by healing of diseases which the Beast offers?
OU
Wrong, the first beast is the character we refer to as "Antichrist"- and the second portion of Rev 13 describes the person we refer to as the "false prophet".
That could be a possiblity- since the deep rhelms of the Freemasonic cult (very satanic at it's roots)- offers it's deceived followers to the idea of immortality.
Certianly an idea that could come up- although I doubt it will be a main thrust necessarily at this point.
This idea is extremely extra-biblical at the best.
Do you suppose the battle of Ezekeil 38-39 happens during or before the trib period?
This is true, yet debatable.Oy vey...
false prophet = false messiah = false christ
This is true, yet debatable.
But there are certianly 2 seperate figures- the Antichrist and the false prophet.
Disagree. The beast places an image of himself that speaks. What does an image of a government look like or how can it speak?Yes you are correct about the First Beast being political and the second being the False Prophet.
This is how I interpret it. The Beast is the Satanic political system whcih rules over time.
OU
Yes you are correct about the First Beast being political and the second being the False Prophet.
This is how I interpret it. The Beast is the Satanic political system which rules over time. However, it does speak of individuals in many places. Revelation 17 reveals more details about the Beast.
Rev 17:9 reveals seven kingdoms.
"And here [is] the mind which hath wisdom. The seven heads are seven mountains, on which the woman sitteth." (Rev 17:9)
The next verse reveals 7 leaders of those kingdoms.
"And there are seven kings: five are fallen, and one is, [and] the other is not yet come; and when he cometh, he must continue a short space." (Rev 17:10)
Rev 17:11 reveals one of the heads is of the seven, is not, and comes back.
"And the beast that was, and is not, even he is the eighth, and is of the seven, and goeth into perdition." (Rev 17:11)
Rev 17 adds alot of information to the Beast of Rev 13.
-So we have a king who is, is not, than is again. I understand this as the king whose image is also worshipped and promoted by the False Prophet in Rev 13. Also notice that Jesus throws two individuals named the Beast and False Prophet into the lake of fire when He returns. These cannot be kingdoms, rather they are people who are tormented.
-We have ten kings who as I understand it are associated with that specific beast king who is, is not and is again.
Interesting....
Doesn't the false prophet try and put the beast in the spotlight?