At
The Cinema
This
has been hanging around NetFlix for awhile, but I wasn't much into
watching yet another of the Bible end-time prophesies. Not that I
discount the possibility of their truth, but because I've seen so many
of them already. I accidentally clicked on it last
night—if you watch the beginning you'll understand why I
wasn't immediately alerted to what ticket I'd just punched,
When I did, it was too late; I was hooked. This is
quite different from anything you've seen
along this line before. I have only included the last 13 minute
wrap-up
in this clip (Hulu allows that bit of engineering).
Since it's Bible prophesy being looked at, it's impossible of course to
leave
Judaism and Christianity out of it. And Israel is central to
Biblical prophesy. What I hadn't put together before was how
central.
At one point, leading up to what
Christians call the Anti-Christ,
a world leader who will unify the
world with the promise of making everything okay again, it's
noted that
Islam is waiting for the Mahdi; Buddhist the 5th Buddha, and even
hippies, who worship lines in the sand, have someone which name I
forget. So there's room for everyone. I'm telling you this to maybe
overcome a reluctance you
may
have to watch anything with religious overtones.
A blood curdling-for-me moment is when Obama is shown prattling
on about "what God wants." Reading my mind, one of the commenters
says, Obama
was the first person to come to my mind, but since the (Anti-Christ)
will
be at first viewed as being full of wisdom and widely accepted; that's
not possible. Or to that effect.
Another interesting point is the prophesy that all people will be
marked on their head and right hand with the mark of the beast.
Not to
have that mark means you die. Chip implants, anyone? But
what set me back on my heels was this question. The
Bible specifically says the mark will be on the Right Hand. To what group
would this have special significance? (Who wipes there arses
with the left hand? )
You can watch it in fill
on Hulu
(with advertising interruptions every 10 minutes) or on
Netflix.
For what it's worth. If you were meant to watch it, you will.
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