The Number of the Beast __________________ if god is seven if god is seven then the devil is six __________________ Quote:
were you trying to quote the bloodhound gang? If so, the line is: If God is five And the Devil is six, Then that must make me seven. It is from the song, "Fire Water Burn," a truly ingenius song from an incredible group. ProMinx __________________ Quote:
I doubt it. Mystical numerology is used in a lot of songs. Take the pixies: "If man was five, if man was five, if man was five, Well then the devil is six, then the devil is six, then the devil is six, the devil is six, and if the devil is six, than God is seven! Then God is seven! than God is seven! This monkey's gone to heaven..." Also, that Fire Water burn song, is that the one where they chant "The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire?" If so, that chant's way older than bloodhound Gang, it started in the late disco, early hip-hop scene (Like in the days of Grandmaster Flash and Sugar Hill Gang). __________________ Woa to you of Earth and seaFor the Devil sends the Beast with wrath, Because he knows the time is short. Let him who have understanding reckon the number of the Beast, For it is a human number. Its number is six hundred and sixty-six... __________________ Have U noticed that 666 is included on almost every barcode as a standardization measure?;0) [Edited by renots on 11-24-2000 at 09:00 AM] __________________ Quote:
Are you sure? I wouldn't go by what that guy in NAKED said (and orb sampled on Orblivion). I asked a russian guy recently what Chernobyl meant and it wasn't wormwood. __________________ http://www.av1611.org/666/barcode.html__________________ We already know who the beast is and David Hasslehead be its name: __________________ 668: The neighbor of the beast__________________ Ronald Reagan is an interesting concept for the antichrist..I think Nancy would have played the role better Chosenfool. Of course now is it true that the antichrist when he comes to power is suppose to be the same age as Christ? How old is GW? But then again I think the antichrist is suppose to be jewish? In revelations I think it also speaks of the Sleeping dog of the East rising its army against the nations..Everyone is pointing the finger at China on this one. I don't think that the antichrist will come about in our lifetime. I will have to go back and look and see what edward cayce and of course that all popular scholar Nostradamos have to say as far as predictions coming to light. I think the Catholic Church is hiding something about this period in time. For all we know we could be living in the end times now and the antichrist came years ago. Everyone thought it was Hitler. __________________ Media is the False MessiahThink 4 Urself ;0) p.s. nancy r would make a good 2nd choice __________________ The Anti-Christ came, and no one was home...__________________ I still say its David Hasslehead:  __________________ haha, i just read (and then printed out) all 26 pages of those two 666/barcode sites. Those things rule... I'm going to have to show them to my family and friends.ProMinx __________________  __________________ http://www.ark-of-salvation.org/false_true_messiah.htmPosted on Erev Rosh Hashana, 29 Elul, 5759 (September 10, 1999) at 6:40 P.M. The False "Messiahs" The True "Messiah" The Christian "messiah" The Christian messiah is based on the book of Matthew (24:27), wherein it is said that the coming of the Son of Man shall be "as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west". Notwithstanding the fact that this prophecy must come to pass, and cannot fail to pass, there nevertheless remains the question of what it means. One face-value interpretation, favored by most Christians, is based upon the scientific fact that the horizon is about 3 miles away. Therefore, this Son of Man is 6 miles long, and flies under his own power. If confronted with this interpretation, Christians get very uncomfortable, and deny holding to any such ridiculous belief. But the facts are the facts. Any less-exalted Son of Man is most emphatically rejected by them. When, for example, the Jews claim the Messiah to be a man, and not God, the Christians rebel and lodge the strongest of protests. He's God, and His coming will be according to Matthew 24:27. And what will this six-mile man do when He arrives? Quoting Zechariah (14:4), Christians proclaim that the six-mile man will land on the Mount of Olives, causing a massive earthquake. What happens next is not specified in scripture, but assumed by Christians to be true. And what happens next is boringly predictable: The six-mile man will walk about in the world, ripping Jews, Muslims, Hindus and Buddhists apart limb-from-limb, until the streets of the cities of the world run red with the blood of all those who have opposed the might and grandeur of the Christian Church. Anyone holding a receipt showing that his dues in the Christian Church (preferably "Protestant", of course) are paid-in-full, will be spared. The fact that the slain Muslim may have bowed in total submission to God in Islam five times a day will not save him; he will be ripped to shreds all the same. The fact that the "Christian" may have been a Wall Street mega-thief 6-1/2 days a week, duplicitously attending a Christian prayer service on Sunday mornings if-and-only-if convenient to his financial schedule, will not condemn him; he will be saved all the same. This is the Christian "messiah". Do you see now why the word "messiah" always must be in quotes? This "messiah" is not coming; at least not in time to save you from becoming a "cog" in the "Borg" wheel being prepared for you. If you fail to take the action I will teach you of, and if you therefore become a "cog", don't complain to me later. The Muslim "messiah" The Muslim messiah is like the Christian one, only not as big. The Muslims have balked at declaring the last messiah to be "Christ", recognizing that Christ himself never said he was returning, but referred only to the coming of the "Son of Man". Since the Son of Man might not be exactly and precisely the same person as Jesus, son of Joseph, Muslims have exercised caution. The gave the final deliverer a completely unique name: "Mahdi" (the highlighted "h" is a soft gutteral sound, like the gentle clearing of the throat, not found in the English language). The Mahdi, it is said, will first be seen in Damascus. The trouble is, we're not 100% sure where Damascus is. The prophecy undoubtedly stemmed from Jewish apocalyptic literature, referencing passages such as Amos 5:27 and I Kings 19:15, which suggested to religious scholars -- in the days before the division between Judaism and Islam had become complete -- that the messiah would first be seen in the "wilderness of Damascus". Since the discovery of multiple copies of a Dead Sea Scroll called "The Damascus Document"; which work refers clearly to a place other than Damascus, Syria, a question has arisen as to where exactly "Damascus" is. But, for the sake of argument, let us presume the most obvious, namely that it is, indeed, the capital city of Syria where the Mahdi will first be seen. Muslim tradition holds that he will fly -- under his own power -- and land, feet first, on the roof of the Great Mosque of Damascus. What is claimed to happen next is not specified in scripture, but assumed to be true. And what happens next is boringly predictable: The self-propelled Mahdi will travel about in the world, ripping Jews, Christians, Hindus and Buddhists apart limb-from-limb, until the streets of the cities of the world run red with the blood of all those who have opposed the glory of the Muslim Religion. Anyone holding a receipt showing that his dues in the local Muslim Mosque are paid-in-full -- especially if he is a person "of color" -- will be spared. The fact that certain of the slain Jews and Christians may have devoted their entire lives to charitable acts in God's Name will not save them; the Mahdi will rip them to shreds all the same. The fact that certain of the Muslims may have been oil-weapon global thugs 6-1/2 days a week, duplicitously attending Muslim prayer services on Friday afternoon if-and-only-if convenient to their financial schedules, will not condemn them; they will be saved all the same. This Mahdi is not coming. Anyone who becomes fatally entangled in the spider-web of world banking dictatorship, because he put his faith in this bloody and worthless scenario, will reap the reward for his foolish belief. The Jewish "messiah" The Jews, to distinguish themselves from the Christians and Muslims, propose that messiah ("Mashiah" with a hard gutteral "h"), is a man, not a God or flying spirit. That makes it easier to believe, does it not? But wait a minute. The Jewish Mashiah is as rude and abusive as the Christian "Son of Man" and the Muslim "Mahdi", for when the "Mashiah" comes, he will avenge the centuries and centuries of anti-Semitic pogroms which have been perpetrated. The enemies of the Jewish people will be slaughtered in great numbers, until the streets of the cities of the world run red with the blood of the slain, whose purifying "atonement" will cleanse the world of the only true evil: anti-Semitism. Then the Mashiah will crown himself emperor on the throne of David, and rule over a Jewish world, with everyone in black hats and robes, and all "foreign" forms of religious observance violently rooted out. This "messiah" is not coming either. Anyone who believes in him, or anxiously awaits his coming, deserves to dwell in a ghetto forever. Actually, after the world banking dictatorship is set up, everyone but the 2-5% of the "ruling class" will wish they could be in a ghetto, because life for the disenfranchised will be worse than it ever was for people whose punishment was merely simple poverty. The Buddhist "messiah" It is widely believed that Buddha will return, about now. I don't know much about the personality of the returning Buddha, but if the Hindu-Buddhist wars in India are any indication, the returning Buddha of the defiled imagination may be just as nasty as the other "deliverers" described above. So, what's a "messiah"? I've told you what a messiah isn't. Now I'll tell you what a messiah is. Isaiah 11 describes the Messiah. The complete text appears elsewhere in this web site (see Table of Contents, "Jesus Christ"). In brief, this chapter of the Book of Isaiah describes a world at peace with itself, through devotion to God. "The lion will lie down with the lamb", a slightly-erroneous but oft-used quote, pretty much describes it. The word "messiah" does not appear in this text. The only place in the Bible where a deliverer is called "messiah" is Daniel 9, which describes the ministry of "Jesus" (Yeshua ben Yosef) in sufficient detail to make the identification certain. Therefore, the Biblical messiah is he whose blood was shed for the remission of our sins. See Table of Contents. Isaiah 11 provides the only definition of messiah which is applicable to a deliverer of the whole world. It has never been disputed that when Yeshua (Jesus) spoke of the latter-day coming of the Son of Man, it was Isaiah's deliverer of whom he spoke. Outside of the deliverer in Isaiah 11, there is no savior whose coming has been prophesied in any religion I know of. The deliverer of Isaiah 11 is the Mashiah, the Christ, the Mahdi, and the Buddha. There is no deliverer who only comes to one nation, and slays the rest. Forget about that! It's not going to happen! As to the number of men, or, for that matter, women involved, no one has ever been sure. I said, at the outside, that I was a "messiah". However, I put it in quotes, because it has not been revealed to me what role I have other than to teach. There will surely be others involved in this as well. In fact, in the ultimate extreme, every man and woman on earth could make that terribly difficult decision for God, once-and-for-all, and the whole world could become a collective "messiah" to itself. Ah, that would be so wonderful. But alas, it's not likely to happen. The Bible, and the religious traditions of other nations as well, predict trouble, and I foresee great trouble indeed before this is all over. In the meantime, the Lord has charged me to tell you these things, and tell you I shall. If and when the Lord appears to us in the flesh, as a six-mile-long man, or in any other form, I will bow to Him, as will you. In the meantime, there's a job to get done. What Will Be the Religion of the End Times? Although many consider the question in the title above to be un-answerable, the question is, in fact, answered in the Bible. In the book of Micah, it is said that... "...in the last days it shall come to pass, that the mountain of the house of the Lord shall be established in the top of the mountains, ... and people shall flow unto it. And many nations shall come, and say, Come, and let us go up to the mountain of the Lord,...all people will walk every one in the name of his god, and we will walk in the name of the LORD, our God, forever and ever." (Micah 4:1-5). His god? Not just "GoD", but his "goD"? Hmmm... This prophecy describes the future relationship between nations, when the current corrupt chapter of world history comes to a close: We will never all practice the same religion, but all nations will be drawn together by absolute faith in GoD, however it is that they see Him, and however it is that He has shown Himself to them. This is a wonderfully reassuring prophecy. Since I, for one, cannot imagine devout followers of different religions ever agreeing with each other, it is a source of great comfort to know that that will never be necessary. But it will surely be necessary that we all recognize the supremacy of GoD. Then there was this saying of Yeshua ("Jesus"), spoken as he addressed his followers, having been informed that his members of his family had arrived, and were waiting to see him. Motioning to all those assembled, he said: "...whosoever shall do the will of my Father which is in heaven, the same is my brother, and sister, and mother. (Matthew 12:50) So we've known all along that the "brotherhood of man" was not based upon race, creed, or religion, but upon obedience to GoD, who has, without a doubt, brought His message -- the same message -- to different nations in different ways. My, we're slow! What Do I Want From U? Good question. From U I want nothing. That's the answer. I don't want ur money. I don't want U to join "my church". I have no church. Since the Law has been given, shall I give another? GoD forbid. All I want is for U to learn two simple truths. It was these which I alluded to earlier. These simple truths, if taken to heart, will raise U up to great and unimaginable material prosperity, and raise ur souls up so that U -- we -- become worthy of eternal life. So it's been written, and so it shall be. It was not written by me. So here they are again:[list=1][*]U can live without money. In fact, when money is finally removed, you will become rich. This is accomplished through the Golden Rule[and the Net]. [*]U can worship God, without killing or hating, by learning how she appeared to other nations. This you can do through your own doctrine, not through theirs. I will show U how -- if U want to gnow.[/list=1] I have dared to talk about being a "messiah", and have given essentially only one physical action to consider taking: the elimination of money, through application of the Golden Rule (I haven't shown U how yet). Does this seem arbitrary and capricious? Doesn't a "messiah" do thousands and thousands of other things as well? What about healing the sick, raising the dead, avenging evil, establishing truth and justice? Is it just about money? The answer is: "Yes. It's just about money." Because that's the way it's been since the Beginning. When Moses went up the mountain, he came down and found the children of Israel bowing in "reverence to" -- and behaving lewdly before -- a Golden Calf. Do you think that that's a coincidence? Or can you understand that it's been "Gold vs. GoD" from the very beginning? Repeatedly, throughout the Torah, Moses warned the children of Israel that when they entered into the Promised Land, and became prosperous, they would turn against the LORD[N#ZI germany anyone?]. It would be "Prosperity vs. GoD". Yes, it is indeed "all about the money". Yeshua ("Jesus") said: No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve GoD and mammon[or the fed] (Matthew 6:24). It's all about the money. Again, Yeshua said: It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of GoD (Matthew 19:23). It's all about the money. His final word on the subject: If thou wilt be perfect, go and sell that thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come and follow me. (Matthew 19:21). How many people do you know who have done that? Can you therefore tell the truth now, and admit that it is indeed -- and has been all along -- "Money vs. GoD"? The Golden Rule has also been preached all along. Whoever said it -- whether in the East or in the West -- invariably cited it as the Supreme Rule, embodying all the others, and standing above them all. But what does it mean? I heard "do unto others as U would have others do unto U" when I was a child. I had no idea what it meant. What's a Human to do? Stop walking after each footstep, to consider whether or not anything she did during that step was what she would have others "do unto hur"? You'll never get to first base if U do that! But what else might it mean? It's never explained! GoD, in His infinite mercy, has shown me what it means. It's all about the money. And here's a preview: Money is the enemy of the Golden Rule. Its purpose it to "do unto others as U hope and pray they shall never succeed in doing to U!" On Wall Street, they even have their own twisted, sick version of a "golden rule", which reads: "He who has the Gold, makes the Rules". Ha ha. Unless U take action -- soon -- this joke will turn very, very sour. Believe me, it's all about the money. So the purpose of a "messiah" is to teach U to live without money, because God will not share his kingdom with ur Golden Calf. I promised U that after U eliminated money, U would be rich, not poor. I said it and I meant it. The "purpose" of the King of lying commodities, called Money, is to oppress and destroy, not to elevate and enrich. The thing standing between U and prosperity is money itself. So now, 6,000 years after the beginning of Biblical history, what do we see? Has Humankind moved farther and farther away from fraud and illusion, toward the establishment of a GoD-like kingdom on earth  ? Far from it! In fact, it's the other way around. On the dawn of a new millennium, mankind has done what it always does: proposed the establishment of a government -- this time a world government -- based upon the greatly expanded practices of greed, hatred and violence. Many refer to this as "The New World Order[more like "those old ****ers again?"]". But what it is, is simply a world Banking Dictatorship. Since its grasping tentacles will reach to the farthest-flung corners of the globe -- from East to West, and from the North Pole to the South, and to the smallest island in the Pacific Ocean -- there will be no escape.If you permit the erection of this -- the greatest Golden Calf ever imagined by the minds of corrupt men -- U will condemn Urself to perpetual enslavement. U will be in Hell; a Hell from which there will be no return for as far ahead as the eye can see. What will U do? Flee? Where to? Mars? ~~~ :0) __________________ http://www.ark-of-salvation.org/table_of_contents.htm__________________ Quote:
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 __________________ I'd like to established myself on top of Rebecca Romijn-Stamos mountains.  __________________ You Guys are just too funny.... and Sbp.... Stamos has nothing... She has little ice cubes for breasts.. What you need is a fine dd original sit up and salute perky nipples smiling at you type of breasts...By the way I love the Hasslehead...&  __________________ I have to agree with sbp, it's David Hasslehoff.__________________ Hmm Accoriding to the book "Don't Know Much About the Bible:Everything You need to Know About the Good Book but Never Learned." http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/books...sbn=0380728397 In hebrew as in roman, letters and numbers used the same symbols. There were no vowels in hebrew. The number 666 actually stood for the name of the roman emperor(sp?) at the time that section was Nero. In later translations the number 666 ,not the original hebrew meaning, has been used. __________________ I'm just glad made a response post about how "the beast is supposedly sitting on top of seven hills" otherwise I would have been forced to make a picture of David Hasslehead wearing that infernal turban sitting on top of a hill.  __________________ According to this thing, this is no laughing matter!!! HA! __________________ http://www.latimes.com/news/comment/...000116038.htmlMonday, December 4, 2000 LA Times Commentary Regarding your article on the Mirman School ("Where Bright Minds Can Shine," Nov. 20), I have no objections to such institutions that educate mentally gifted children. However, I read nothing describing the moral education of these students. Principal Barry Ziff says, "Average people don't change the world." This may be true[bull****!], but highly intelligent individuals have done great harm to the world when they have used their gifts selfishly[very True]. With exceptional ability comes exceptional responsibility. Without a moral foundation, these students could grow up to be elitist snobs. But with the proper moral education, they could become, not only intelligent, but also wise. Only then could the gifted become the gift. STEVE MILLS Glendale * * * As the mother of two kids bright enough to go to the Mirman School, I can only say that the article and its principal, Barry Ziff, validate my feeling that it fosters an elitist and arrogant attitude toward society. Ziff would do well to remember that the Vietnam War was orchestrated by "the best and the brightest," whereas the men and women who fought in WWII--probably most of them average--are the people who saved and, indeed, changed the world for guys like Ziff. LEEAN LOWE Los Angeles * * * Regarding Principal Barry Ziff's quote that "Average people don't change the world." I'd like to point out to Mr. Ziff that without an army of average Joes storming the beaches of Normandy, he would not have the freedom to sit in his aerie and spout silly generalizations. JEFF LANTOS Marina del Rey Mavi forum |
Sunday, June 10, 2007
666, The Number of the Beast
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