Phyllis Beveridge Nissila
And let us consider one another to provoke unto love and to good works: Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together…
Forsaking Not the Assembling
God needs naught else
to craft, create,
to draw from depths
spread infinite
from love unseen
to replicate.
Yet here a little,
there still more,
through wombs of time
in flesh and form
He sparks to life
the countless born.
He shares His breath
with blood and bone,
opens eyes,
imparts a soul
to search His depths
and learn their own.
Now find you those
of kindred mind,
for who seek Him
have gifts to guide
and offer, too,
His love in kind.
…exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching. (Hebrews 10:24-25)
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Is the Inoculation, Even As It Exists Today, the Damning “Mark of the Beast”? Two Points of View
Phyllis Beveridge Nissila
Note: If you see a series of three dots (ellipses) click on them for full context. I have not placed them there and do not see them on my screen though some readers may see them on theirs, as has been reported regarding a few earlier posts.
VIEWPOINT #1: YES
According to a growing faction of Christians, the answer to the title question is yes.
If you take the shot that proponents of this viewpoint claim is the Mark of the Beast (MOTB) as is, right now, you have committed the unforgiveable sin.
You are damned already.
No matter if you are a believer or not.
No matter if you knew anything about this viewpoint or not.
Sorry, Charlie.
(For the very real physical dangers right now, however, see the End Notes section.)
But before I go to viewpoint #2, “Not Yet,” I will share three reasons I find this first viewpoint very problematic. Continue reading →