Mormon Beliefs On The Anti-Christ

Mormon Beliefs Anti-christ - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 27th Jun, 2006 - 1:30pm

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Who exactly is the Anti-Christ? Is it a particular person? Have they been born? Is it like the movies?
Post Date: 28th Apr, 2006 - 1:13am / Post ID: #

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Do you think the Anti-Christ has shown himself, and we know who he is? Do you believe he is on our earth at this very moment? I hear a lot of rumor that George Bush is the Anti-Christ, I just laugh when I hear it. But what are your thoughts on this?

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28th Apr, 2006 - 12:57pm / Post ID: #

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No, I don't think that THE antichrist has shown himself. I am not even certain that it is a single individual. It certainly isn't George W. Bush. (However, it COULD be Al Gore tongue.gif )

No, seriously, if there is a single individual, I think he will come out of the Middle East. Mainly because Isaiah refers to the "Assyrian King". Assyria is part of modern Iraq.



12th Jun, 2006 - 8:17pm / Post ID: #

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Yes and No. First I believe that the anti-Christ in the Book of revelation is a type, not a specific literal person. I believe this because very little in the book is literal, but types. (that is another discussion for another time.) Their are 2 beasts related to the anti-Christ. 1 is by water and the other by land. The one associated with the anti-Christ is the beast that gives the mark of 666 on the and and forehead. We are told no one will be able to buy or sell without this mark. 666 is figurative, 6 is one less then seven the number of completeness, holy I.e. the earth completed in 7 days. Therefore this beast bearing the mark of 666 meaning incomplete, less then holy, (3 the number of Godhead), thus an unholy trinity of something that that will rival God's kingdom. The place of the mark hand and forehead are significant. Hand meaning actions, and forehead meaning thought. Thus those who will buy by the beast will do so with action and thought. The beast represents the economy, no one will buy without this mark. To participate in Babylon you will have to live by its rules which are "you can get anything in this world with money, and by taking advantage of others. satan talks about how to buy in this world. in the temple. The other beast by water represents chaos I.e. the sea. He is the political forces and world governments who rule. babylon if you will. So yes we have had many anti-christs, hitler, Nero, and Caeser, for examples, and all world leaders who live by Babylon standards. For the best is a type of leaders who will rule over babylon.



Post Date: 26th Jun, 2006 - 10:26am / Post ID: #

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When I was reading through Revelations and I came across the part about the mark on your hand and on your head, the first thing that came to my mind was the convenience of technology. The government could use an implant in your hand or your head to buy/sell things, as well as keeping track of everything you do. It would be your social status, built on how wealthy you are.

Post Date: 26th Jun, 2006 - 1:09pm / Post ID: #

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Some say that the Anti-Christ will be a ex-member of the church.

Post Date: 26th Jun, 2006 - 9:22pm / Post ID: #

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I think I would agree with that. If they were an ex-member then they had the chance to know the truth but they refused it. Again, I don't know if it's one person though.

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26th Jun, 2006 - 10:46pm / Post ID: #

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Why do you think it would be an ex-member? Why not an active leader?

If Isaiah really does talk about these days, with the Church being called Israel and Ephraim, then I find it much more likely that we should look into the our own house before assuming that such a leader would come from the rolls of "ex" members.

Actually, based on my understanding of Isaiah, I doubt that he will come from the Church at all. He will come out of Assyria. Now whether that means that he will come from Iraq, or from a spiritual Assyria, I can't say. I just do find it very interesting that Assyria (Iraq) has been such a major player in history over the last two decades.



27th Jun, 2006 - 1:30pm / Post ID: #

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Why do you think it would be an ex-member? Why not an active leader?


Very true. Actually, most descriptions of the Anti-Christ talk about a religious/political leader so even though I do not think the Anti-Christ is related to the Church at all, I think we should be aware of the active ones, like in any other place, there are many wolves in sheep's clothing.



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