Another way to say it:
Man has always been eligible for God's grace.
Why then would the Bible indicate that those who had received "the mark" are irredeemable?
Perhaps if "the mark" CHANGED the human in some way....What if "the mark" contained animal or some other DNA that became wedded to that person's DNA forever? Maybe that person is no longer human? Maybe gene therapy that changes human DNA--esp if it contains other life forms' DNA--makes one a chimera. looks human, but isn't....
Scary stuff.
Another way to say it:
Man has always been eligible for God's grace.
Why then would the Bible indicate that those who had received "the mark" are irredeemable?
Perhaps if "the mark" CHANGED the human in some way....What if "the mark" contained animal or some other DNA that became wedded to that person's DNA forever? Maybe that person is no longer human? Maybe gene therapy that changes human DNA--esp if it contains other life forms' DNA--makes one a chimera. looks human, but isn't....
Scary stuff.
Quite right. The mRNA shot does this. If it is contrary to Nature and its immutable laws, it is dead end. It has not only become an aberration, but an abomination to the Holy Spirit and will cease to be.
Quite right. The mRNA shot does this. If it is contrary to Nature and its immutable laws, it is dead end. It has not only become an aberration, but an abomination to the Holy Spirit and will cease to be.
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