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Is the Covid 19 vaccine the mark of the beast?
If you need a Covid passport to participate in society then it sure sounds like this is it. I also heard that that the vaccine contains and enzyme called lucifarice.
7 Answers
- Anonymous1 month ago
If you believe that crap then go ahead
- 1 month ago
The mark of the beast is coming, but the covid-19 vaccine is NOT it. The mark will be clearly stamped on your forehead so you will stand out in a crowd if you don't have it. If I walk into a room, I have no idea who has had the vaccine or which one they had. Many false rumors are floating around causing people to be afraid of the vaccine. These same people will take a shingles or flu vaccine with no problem and think nothing of it, COVID-19 is just another virus, but it's highly contagious so we need people to get the vaccine so we can get things back to normal.
- curtisports2Lv 72 months ago
The 'lucifer enzyme' has nothing to do with demonic possession. It is based on something that gives a firefly its glow. For science reasons I can't explain, it's useful in however the vaccine works. The word is Latin. It is made of two parts; 'lux' for light, and 'ferre' for 'to bring'. Lucifer is the Latin name for the planet Venus aka 'the Morning Star', and as an adjective, it means 'bringer of light'. Why that adjective was attached to a bringer of darkness is something you'll have to study religious texts for, but it would appear that irony was alive and well a couple of millennia ago.
Start living in the world of knowledge, educate yourself on the origins and meanings of words. Stop living in the worlds of rumor, ignorance and fear.
- TorchbugLv 72 months ago
The name Lucifer is from the Latin for "light bringer" or "morning star". The syllable "luc" ("light") is also the basis for the words lucid, elucidate, lucidity, translucent and...
"Luciferase" - a generic term for the class of enzymes that produce bioluminescence - for example, the glow of a firefly.
Yes, luciferase is being used in vaccine development. See: https://www.tmc.edu/news/2020/07/fireflies-help-ki...
But it is no more the "mark of the beast" than any of the other things that are required to "participate in society" such as a passport, driver's license, social security number or the vaccination record required to enroll in school.
