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Originally Posted by LittleLambofJesus
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One person's kewlness could be another person's kewlnessThat was so UNCool
"People may think you can just dress a certain way and be cool like these people, but they are wrong. Kewlness comes from deep within your soul.
The way these individuals look is a reflection of that inner-kewlness and cannot be imitated....."
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Gives new meaning to "beauty and the beast"Whack!
I want to try that lol
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The Mark of the Beast is directly tied in with buying and selling.
Where is the connection between *enforced* Sunday worship and exchanging money for goods/services?
Stores don't have an agenda, as they want your money by selling you stuff. Plain and simple.
You also can't have *everyone* work on Saturday, as there wouldn't be enough jobs to go around. You also can't enforce a single day for shopping each week (Saturday) as that would cause the economy to crash, and it's simply unrealistic.
What laws could state is that all financial transactions are held back until the upcoming Saturday, but that would mean billions of transactions going through at once - the system may not be able to keep up.
Where is the connection between *enforced* Sunday worship and exchanging money for goods/services?
Stores don't have an agenda, as they want your money by selling you stuff. Plain and simple.
You also can't have *everyone* work on Saturday, as there wouldn't be enough jobs to go around. You also can't enforce a single day for shopping each week (Saturday) as that would cause the economy to crash, and it's simply unrealistic.
What laws could state is that all financial transactions are held back until the upcoming Saturday, but that would mean billions of transactions going through at once - the system may not be able to keep up.
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Good post......while Sunday Worship could be attributed as "changing the times and the law", it is certainly not the mark of the beast.
I personally choose to rest on Saturday. But I pray and give praise(worship) each day, and I commune with the Church on Sunday since I belong to a Baptist Church these days.
The MOB, is described a physical mark.....seen or unseen is not noted, but what is often overlooked when discerning it, is the fact it can be "REPLACED" "OFFSET" by worshiping the image.
For example, the ppl of Africa are so scattered and technology is so limited, that giving each person on the continent a microchip implant would be counterproductive. Also, as their children are born mostly in huts or tents, or even the jungle, the children would not be available for marking in a manner which could be enforced/verified.
However, as food distribution goes, the destitute of the world come in droves to the "aid" trucks carrying rice, etc.....
The MOB for these types would simply forcing the worship of the banner/"image" of the beast, ie the UN flag, the US flag, the actual beasts.
For the technological world, the microchip implant would allow for buying/selling with no other mechanics except your right hand, or perhaps a scan of your forehead.
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Originally Posted by SilverBladeThe Mark of the Beast is directly tied in with buying and selling.
Where is the connection between *enforced* Sunday worship and exchanging money for goods/services?
Stores don't have an agenda, as they want your money by selling you stuff. Plain and simple.
You also can't have *everyone* work on Saturday, as there wouldn't be enough jobs to go around. You also can't enforce a single day for shopping each week (Saturday) as that would cause the economy to crash, and it's simply unrealistic.
What laws could state is that all financial transactions are held back until the upcoming Saturday, but that would mean billions of transactions going through at once - the system may not be able to keep up.
Good post......while Sunday Worship could be attributed as "changing the times and the law", it is certainly not the mark of the beast.
I personally choose to rest on Saturday. But I pray and give praise(worship) each day, and I commune with the Church on Sunday since I belong to a Baptist Church these days.
The MOB, is described a physical mark.....seen or unseen is not noted, but what is often overlooked when discerning it, is the fact it can be "REPLACED" "OFFSET" by worshiping the image.
For example, the ppl of Africa are so scattered and technology is so limited, that giving each person on the continent a microchip implant would be counterproductive. Also, as their children are born mostly in huts or tents, or even the jungle, the children would not be available for marking in a manner which could be enforced/verified.
However, as food distribution goes, the destitute of the world come in droves to the "aid" trucks carrying rice, etc.....
The MOB for these types would simply forcing the worship of the banner/"image" of the beast, ie the UN flag, the US flag, the actual beasts.
For the technological world, the microchip implant would allow for buying/selling with no other mechanics except your right hand, or perhaps a scan of your forehead.
And you actually believe that nonsense concerning Revelation?
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Thank you. Consider it considered.......
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Just humor me on this:
3 US states have out-right banned the enforcement of microchip implants (Wisconsin, North Dakota, California).
Here's the wording from the California bill:
SB 362, Simitian. Identification devices: subcutaneous implanting. Existing law accords every person the right of protection from bodily restraint or harm, from personal insult, from defamation, and from injury to his or her personal relations, subject to the qualifications and restrictions provided by law. This bill would prohibit a person from requiring, coercing, or compelling any other individual to undergo the subcutaneous implanting of an identification device, as defined. The bill would provide for the assessment of civil penalties for a violation thereof, as specified, and would allow an aggrieved party to bring an action against a violator for damages and injunctive relief, subject to a 3-year statute of limitation, or as otherwise provided.
Also, the enforced Sunday worship law would come under 'Sharia Law'. But Australia is denouncing all Sharia law:
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With these laws in place....either a) Microchip implantation/Sunday enforcement isn't the Mark...B) That prophecy has been stopped. C) These laws from two different countries will eventually be overturned.
3 US states have out-right banned the enforcement of microchip implants (Wisconsin, North Dakota, California).
Here's the wording from the California bill:
SB 362, Simitian. Identification devices: subcutaneous implanting. Existing law accords every person the right of protection from bodily restraint or harm, from personal insult, from defamation, and from injury to his or her personal relations, subject to the qualifications and restrictions provided by law. This bill would prohibit a person from requiring, coercing, or compelling any other individual to undergo the subcutaneous implanting of an identification device, as defined. The bill would provide for the assessment of civil penalties for a violation thereof, as specified, and would allow an aggrieved party to bring an action against a violator for damages and injunctive relief, subject to a 3-year statute of limitation, or as otherwise provided.
Also, the enforced Sunday worship law would come under 'Sharia Law'. But Australia is denouncing all Sharia law:
Cookies must be enabled. | The Australian
With these laws in place....either a) Microchip implantation/Sunday enforcement isn't the Mark...B) That prophecy has been stopped. C) These laws from two different countries will eventually be overturned.
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that's a good observation . i definitely did make the correlation between the similarities between the two .. now if we take what is called "under the law" couple it with the letter that brings death . and notice how the bible is made into a "law unto itself" these days .. perhaps there are phylacteries that are as blasphemy .. the kind that is like those who eat unclean food in a cauldron and say to others .. get away from me .. i am holier than thou .. hmm a very poignant question .. especially today .
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