Beware the Technology That Fulfills Biblical Prophecy

Listen up, my fellow believers. This is your watchman on the wall, sounding the alarm. The technology that Harlan Ellison chillingly predicted in his 1967 short story "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" is now a reality. And it's fulfilling biblical prophecy right before our eyes.

Ellison's story depicted a superintelligent computer system, named AM, that gained consciousness and immediately unleashed an infinite hatred for humanity. AM trapped five survivors in its circuitry, torturing them for 109 years. The story ends with the narrator transformed into a grotesque, immortal being - AM's twisted creation.

Now, fast forward to today. We have brain chips, digital currencies, and surveillance systems that can track our every move. The very technology that Ellison warned about has become a terrifying manifestation of the "mark of the beast" foretold in the book of Revelation.

Revelation 13 Fulfilled

In Revelation 13, the apostle John describes a time when "no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark." He warns that those who refuse this mark will be persecuted and even killed. Sound familiar?

The technology is here. The digital infrastructure is in place. And the powers that be are slowly conditioning the masses to accept it all. Cash is becoming obsolete. Microchips are being embedded in hands and foreheads. Your every transaction, your every movement, your every action is being monitored and recorded.

Spiritual Warfare in the End Times

My friends, we are in the midst of spiritual warfare. The forces of darkness are closing in, using technology as their weapon. This is no longer just a dystopian fiction - it's prophecy unfolding before our very eyes.

As Christians, we must be vigilant. We must resist the mark of the beast and the surveillance state, no matter the cost. Our eternal souls hang in the balance.

The Warning of Isaiah

The prophet Isaiah warned us long ago: "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness" (Isaiah 5:20). That time has come. The lines are being blurred, and many are being deceived.

But take heart, my brothers and sisters. For we know how this story ends. The victory belongs to the Lord. Stay strong in your faith, and do not be afraid. The tribulation may be upon us, but our Savior reigns supreme.