In Revelation 13, the text presents a stark choice: to worship the Lamb (representing Jesus Christ) or the Beast (a symbol of evil and worldly power). This choice is not merely a matter of religious preference, but a fundamental division between those who

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Anonymous 07/24/25 (Thu) 19:53:29 No.9855

In Revelation 13, the text presents a stark choice: to worship the Lamb (representing Jesus Christ) or the Beast (a symbol of evil and worldly power). This choice is not merely a matter of religious preference, but a fundamental division between those who align with God's kingdom and those who follow a counterfeit power structure. Ultimately, the text suggests that those whose names are not written in the Lamb's Book of Life will worship the beast

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Anonymous 07/24/25 (Thu) 19:53:59 No.9856

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>>9855

Anonymous 07/24/25 (Thu) 20:10:27 No.9857

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"The Beast and the Lamb" is a symbolic representation of two opposing forces, often interpreted as a spiritual conflict between good and evil, or Christ and the Antichrist, as described in the Book of Revelation. The Lamb represents Jesus Christ, embodying purity, meekness, and self-sacrifice, while the Beast symbolizes a powerful, deceptive entity or system that opposes God and seeks to dominate the world.

!!gBf2t4..OM 07/25/25 (Fri) 00:55:21 No.9858

You've been posting your dick, balls and asshole and talking about this lamb shit for years. Come off it already.