In Exodus 13, Moses tells the Israelites to keep a feast to the Lord to honor Him for bringing them out of Egypt. He describes it as a sign on the hand and a memorial between the eyes. This is remarkably similar to the description of the mark of the beast in Revelation 13.
Could the mark be based on behaviour or thought, rather than than something placed on the body?
Could the mark be based on behaviour or thought, rather than than something placed on the body?
In Exodus 13, Moses tells the Israelites to keep a feast to the Lord to honor Him for bringing them out of Egypt. He describes it as a sign on the hand and a memorial between the eyes. This is remarkably similar to the description of the mark of the beast in Revelation 13.
Could the mark be based on behaviour or thought, rather than than something placed on the body?
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