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“their minds and their actions to some specific idea, tradition, or “mark” that comes from the beast. They will be marked in their minds. Yet, God’s true people will detect this deception because His name is written in their foreheads.”
― Steve Wohlberg, Decoding the Mark of the Beast

“Sea que la gente se dé cuenta o no, la popularidad del “domingo” como día de adoración semanal, ¡es de hecho una “marca” de la influencia y autoridad global de la bestia Católica Romana, “sobre toda tribu, lengua y nación” (Apocalipsis 13:7)!”
― Steve Wohlberg, La Advertencia Final de Dios: El Mensaje De Los Tres Angeles

“One thing that has impressed me for years-and which was so poignantly displayed in Mel Gibson's gripping film-is the reality that one reason why the religious leaders in Christ's day rejected their Messiah was because they misunderstood the Old Testament prophecies predicting His arrival. Think about it. Because it happened once, couldn't it happen again?”
― Steve Wohlberg, The Rapture Delusions

“This booklet was written for Seventh-day Adventists only, mainly because the intense debate about whether there is, or isn’t, a real prophecy about 2520 years in Leviticus 26 is raging primarily in Adventist circles. I personally became aware of this issue in 2011 at my home church in Washington State when some of my friends became believers in the 2520 teaching, and began sharing it with others. Serious division resulted, and after a time, a sizable group was removed from membership. The”
― Steve Wohlberg, Prophecy's Blind Date: 2520

“dragon” implies a hideous denial of its fundamental principles that are “like a lamb,” internal degradation, and the use of satanic force. Human rights will be violated. Cruelty will reign supreme. The mark will be enforced. That’s what the Bible says.”
― Steve Wohlberg, The United States in Bible Prophecy

“The True Foundation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church What then is our foundation? Here’s the answer: The scripture which above all others had been both the foundation and central pillar of the Advent faith was the declaration, “Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed” (GC, 409). Thus “the foundation” of our “Advent faith” is Daniel 8:14, not Leviticus 26. What about “the platform”? God is leading out a people and establishing them upon the one great platform of faith, the commandments of God and the testimony of Jesus (3T, 447). These “people” are Seventh-day Adventists, and based on the above quote, that “one great platform of faith” is the message of the third angel. Ultimately, “Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ.” 1 Corinthians 3:11. “Upon this rock,” said Jesus, “I will build My church.” ... That Rock is Himself,—His own body, for us broken and bruised. Against the church built upon this foundation, the gates of hell shall not prevail (DA, 413). Thus the primary foundation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Himself, not a chart.”
― Steve Wohlberg, Prophecy's Blind Date: 2520

“(Revelation 19:20; emphasis supplied). Notice that those who get the mark of the beast are “deceived.” Therefore, this deadly “mark”—whatever it is—must involve some sort of tricky delusion. That is, it must not be so easily noticed. If it was blatant, how could almost the entire world be misled as Revelation clearly predicts? Just think for a moment. How many people do you know who would allow “big government” to implant something inside their heads? Besides, how deceptive would that be anyway? Believe me, the Devil is no dummy, and the mark of the beast is his greatest end-time delusion. It dupes the world; consequently, it must be something masterfully subtle and not obvious. Decoding Revelation’s “Forehead” Terminology The Bible predicts “the mark of the beast” will be enforced “in the right hand, or in their foreheads” (Revelation 13:16). Yet, when we examine the book of Revelation closely, we discover the highly significant detail that “the mark” isn’t the only thing to enter human heads. Three verses after the mark”
― Steve Wohlberg, Decoding the Mark of the Beast

“angel. Ultimately, “Other”
― Steve Wohlberg, Prophecy's Blind Date: 2520

“my appeal to you. Examine the evidence. Learn the facts. As Paul wrote to young Timothy, “Consider what I say, and may the Lord give you understanding in all things” (2 Timothy 2:7). Tragically, prophecy predicts dark days ahead for our beloved country. God’s Word foretells the rise of “big government,” its increasing rejection of basic human rights and liberties, and finally, the legislating of a damnable “mark of the beast” in a furious, satanic effort to control the world. Now let me clarify something.”
― Steve Wohlberg, The United States in Bible Prophecy

“A la media noche del 8 de octubre del 2017, el teléfono sonó en su casa ubicada en las colinas de Santa Rosa en California. Jan despertó y contestó el teléfono; era su hija Zoe, quién vivía en San Francisco. “¡Ustedes tienen que salir!” le suplicaba Zoe a su madre. Jan miró por la ventana y vio un resplandor rojizo. Alimentado por fuertes vientos, el incendio de Tubbs –el más destructivo incendio forestal en la historia de California- se acercaba rápidamente.”
― Steve Wohlberg, La Advertencia Final de Dios: El Mensaje De Los Tres Angeles

“Because the rapture teaching has been promoted so heavily in our society, even outside the church, a rumor has circulated that some higher-ups at American Airlines want at least one non-Christian pilot aboard each flight—just in case!”
― Steve Wohlberg, Rapture Myths

“Revelation’s “forehead” and “hand” terminology is actually rooted in the Old Testament. Moses told the Israelites, “You shall lay up these words of mine in your heart and in your soul, and bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes” (Deuteronomy 11:18 , NKJV). What did God mean by this? Did He expect the Israelites to take a ballpoint pen and write tiny paragraphs above their noses? Seriously, how could Israelite faces contain the entire book of Deuteronomy? It has thirty-four chapters! A little bit of enlightened reflection should teach us what this “forehead” and “hand” language really means. Anciently, God wanted His holy words to be on the Israelite’s foreheads. This must mean He wanted them inside their minds. What about His words on their hands? This must apply to their actions. Thus, the forehead represents the mind, and the hand represents the actions. That’s simple enough. Therefore, what the book of Revelation really means when it speaks of a mark in the forehead or in the hand is that someday the masses of humanity will fully yield”
― Steve Wohlberg, Decoding the Mark of the Beast

“Revelation 13:11 pinpoints “another beast.” In prophecy a beast represents a great nation. It comes “out of the earth,” or wilderness area. It starts out young, like a lamb. It is lamblike with Christian characteristics. It has “horns,” but no crowns. It has no kings. Specifically, it has “two horns like a lamb,” indicating a separation between “the things that are Caesar’s” (government) and “the things that are God’s” (religion), which is the plain teaching of Jesus Christ. It achieves superpower status near the end of time. It influences the world’s economy. It eventually rejects its own fundamental principles. It finally “speaks like a dragon.” It enforces the mark of the beast. Any Sherlock Holmes fans here? After careful detective work, the conclusion is inescapable. Be honest. How many nations on Planet Earth today are anywhere near being capable of fulfilling all twelve of these specific, heaven-inspired”
― Steve Wohlberg, The United States in Bible Prophecy

“Rapture teachers interpret this event as silent and secret, yet doesn't it seem rather loud and visible? There is a shout, a voice, a trumpet. Have you ever heard of a silent trumpet? The truth is, First Thessalonians 4:16 is one of the noisiest verses in the Bible!”
― Steve Wohlberg, The Rapture Delusions