Are going to take the mark of the beast when it comes?

Question

I think it is already here it just has not made itself prominant. But are you?

Answer 1

Tan-Tan, I would rather face death, than turn my back on the savior that willing gave his life's blood for me on the cross of Calvary. If Christ didn't turn his back on me, why should I turn my back on him?

Answer 2

If I should be here when the mark of the beast is being forced on people then no I will not take it.. I am hoping to go up in the rapture first before the tribulation starts which is when the mark of the beast will happen..

Answer 3

When the mark of the beast comes, I will not be here. All those that belong to Jesus Christ will have already been raptured up into Heaven, and won't even have to face that problem. All of those that do take the mark, are condemning themselves to Hell by turning themselves over to a lie.

Answer 4

I would not knowingly take the mark of the beast, and I pray God will make me wise enough to know what it is - if its truly here or yet to come.

Wisdom is needful here, and thats what we should pray for. If the upcoming National / International ID Card is the Mark - we would do well to be wise to it and refuse it. If it is not, we need to know, so that we do not starve needlessly.

Pray for wisdom - pray for me to have wisdom, as I will pray for you.

Answer 5

No, I will never display the jesus fish symbol in order to buy or sell goods and services. However, I have noted the disturbing trend on certain christian goods and service providers advertising this jesus fish symbol on their yellow pages ads.

Perhaps they are preparing for the beast.

Answer 6

i do not know. but we must be prepared not to accept the mark of the beast. if you did not accept the mark, get ready for suffering. the beast will persecute you.

Answer 7

That applied to Rome. It's over. The Book of Revelation was written probably in around the year 96, right at the end of the first century. The traditional story of the Book of Revelation is that it was experienced by John the Apostle while he was in exile on the Greek island of Patmos. As the story goes he was in a cave, his prison, and in a dream he began to see a vision wherein it was told him what to do. What then we begin to get is this revelation of the future of the world. ... In John's own account, he is in the spirit on the Lord's day and begins to hear a voice, and he begins to see a vision of a lamp stand and lights, and this is what opens up the beginning of the revelatory experience in the book. ... When John begins to see his vision, the first thing he's told is to write letters to the seven churches of Asia: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamon, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These are some of the most important cities in the province of Asia, and in the writing of these letters, John is addressing what Christians are supposed to be doing in these cities. ... What makes these seven cities important is that they are ... some of the most important cities in the provincial administration under Roman government and also for [the] imperial cult, that is, the centers for where the Emperor is worshipped as a divine entity. ...

Answer 8

I never would even if it meant torture, death, or starvation for myself or my family. I would not take on the mark of the devil. I hate him and the evil he represents. I will remain true to God and consider martyrdom an honor.

Answer 9

Nope. I will never follow the AntiChrist. If I am killed for my belief in God, then I will go to heaven for being a martyr and keeping my faith.

Answer 10

I would not. I already belong to God and loving it!