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Technology plays a very important role in Last Days prophecy. The Antichrist will need and have powerful tools to control people. Given that nobody - under normal circumstances - can control another person's mind, although some people never stop trying, ( hypnotism, scientific advertising, subliminal messages, mental conditioning, etc. ) the next best thing is to control somebody's money. Today's computers are nothing short of amazing in what they can do, and how fast they can do it. There are already super computers in operation that control global financial transactions. (credit cards, SWIFT, stock markets etc.) The ultimate control will come when people will be obliged to take a mark (number), which will identify them, and without which nobody can buy food, services or whatever. All will be monitored and recorded. You would be simply shocked to find out how much information about your person is already on file and available to various agencies, both governmental and civilian. And he causes all, The reasons that will be given for the implementation of this "mark id" which the Bible defines as "THE MARK OF THE BEAST" could be many: To control criminal organizations and therefore all illegal trafficking such as drugs, black-marketing, illegal money-laundering etc., or for initiating a redistribution of the world's wealth, after a world-wide financial collapse, (which is a very present and real possibility), or whatever. However, the problem at that point will not be the reasons, but rather the person in view of whom this mark will be ordered, namely the Antichrist. The Bible is extremely clear on this point: ...If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive (his) mark One thing is clear: Whosoever will accept the mark, will consciously and totally reject the Lord Jesus Christ and accept the Antichrist as God. One particular warning must be issued here to all those who have heard the Gospel and have ignored it; they are in real danger of falling into a delusion which God Himself will send to punish their unbelief, and consequently, they will become unable to discern the truth, and so they will fall for the lies of Antichrist. (2 Thess. 2:11) We have included some links below, so you can check out for yourself how technology is lining up to the Word.
GETTING CLOSER AND CLOSER
India implements biometric ID for all of its citizensFebruary 2012
How computers will soon get under our skinA stick-on circuit can monitor heart rate as well as conventional devices, but is weightless, wireless and inconspicuous By Steve Connor, Science Editor, The Independent
It may soon be possible to wear your computer or mobile phone under your sleeve, with the invention of an ultra-thin and flexible electronic circuit that can be stuck to the skin like a temporary tattoo. The devices, which are almost invisible, can perform just as well as more conventional electronic machines but without the need for wires or bulky power supplies, scientists said. The "epidermal electronic system" relies on a highly flexible electrical circuit composed of snake-like conducting channels that can bend and stretch without affecting performance. The circuit is about the size of a postage stamp, is thinner than a human hair and sticks to the skin by natural electrostatic forces rather than glue. "We think this could be an important conceptual advance in wearable electronics, to achieve something that is almost unnoticeable to the wearer. The technology can connect you to the physical world and the cyberworld in a very natural way that feels comfortable," said Professor Todd Coleman of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who led the research team. A simple stick-on circuit can monitor a person's heart rate and muscle movements as well as conventional medical monitors, but with the benefit of being weightless and almost completely undetectable. Scientists said it may also be possible to build a circuit for detecting throat movements around the larynx in order to transmit the information wirelessly as a way of recording a person's speech, even if they are not making any discernible sounds. Tests have already shown that such a system can be used to control a voice-activated computer game, and one suggestion is that a stick-on voicebox circuit could be used in covert police operations where it might be too dangerous to speak into a radio transmitter. "The blurring of electronics and biology is really the key point here," said Yonggang Huang, professor of engineering at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. "All established forms of electronics are hard, rigid. Biology is soft, elastic. It's two different worlds. This is a way to truly integrate them." Engineers have built test circuits mounted on a thin, rubbery substrate that adheres to the skin. The circuits have included sensors, light-emitting diodes, transistors, radio frequency capacitors, wireless antennas, conductive coils and solar cells. "We threw everything in our bag of tricks on to that platform, and then added a few other new ideas on top of those, to show that we could make it work," said John Rogers, professor of engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a lead author of the study, published in the journal Science. CONTINUE HERE FOR HI TECH DEVELOPMENTS
THE MARK OF THE BEAST
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August 12, 2011
August 12, 2011
August 12,2011
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