The biblical Greek of revelations clearly specifies the right hand (something your link doesn’t address). The fact that you could choose your left hand means it’s not the mark of the beast. Not being a doomer, just believe the Bible is the word of God.
I understand it means hand, arm, or finger, but that doesn’t address the word used to designate egocentric coordinates (e.g. right vs left) which is also in the original Greek.
The Bible clearly and explicitly says the right hand or the forehead, which isn’t where this would be injected.
That is what I thought but look at the Ancient Greek https://ephesians610.substack.com/p/revelation-13-mark-of-the-beast-and
Very interesting information, thanks.
The biblical Greek of revelations clearly specifies the right hand (something your link doesn’t address). The fact that you could choose your left hand means it’s not the mark of the beast. Not being a doomer, just believe the Bible is the word of God.
I hear you… I found the definition in the Ancient Greek https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/χείρ
Noun Edit χείρ • (kheír) f (genitive χειρός); third declension
I understand it means hand, arm, or finger, but that doesn’t address the word used to designate egocentric coordinates (e.g. right vs left) which is also in the original Greek.