Paper Money and Fiat Currency is the Mark of the Beast
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I discuss why paper money is evil in my bible study, which also identifies the beasts of Daniel and Revelation and how they relate to the mark of the beast, http://www.wisdomofgod.us/2018/12/0...the-mark-of-the-beast-and-the-meaning-of-666/ .
I think that's in part because you are not only trying to live without the Fiat money, but trying to do it cheaply.
If you lived close to me, I would happily act as your little man for, say, a 30% cut.
Have you consulted with some of the poor people around you? Possibly a teenager hanging out on a street corner? The deal is that you give them some gold, they sell it, and then you have a kind of account with them so that they can purchase your water bottles or whatever.
If you lived close to me, I would happily act as your little man for, say, a 30% cut.
Have you consulted with some of the poor people around you? Possibly a teenager hanging out on a street corner? The deal is that you give them some gold, they sell it, and then you have a kind of account with them so that they can purchase your water bottles or whatever.
That is not permitted, to instruct someone to sell the gold for paper money. If they do so on their own then that is on them, but if I instruct someone to sell the gold for paper money, then that is on me. A person must choose to receive gold as payment for goods and services, and what they decide to do with the gold is on them.
Okay, so I'm working my way through the link you posted.
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"...which are central banks in each kingdom on earth, which through many complex layers of banks all trace back to one bank, the Vatican Bank, in Vatican City, in Rome..."
Do you have a reference for that? do you mean they are all connected to the Vatican bank? Or that they are all controlled by the Vatican Bank?
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"...which are central banks in each kingdom on earth, which through many complex layers of banks all trace back to one bank, the Vatican Bank, in Vatican City, in Rome..."
Do you have a reference for that? do you mean they are all connected to the Vatican bank? Or that they are all controlled by the Vatican Bank?
"...Paper money has no intrinsic value, because it is merely just paper, and its value is what the banks say its value is..."
I disagree. Central banks and governments can affect the value of a currency by changing the amount of available and interest rates for loans, but they cannot actually determine its value. Its value is determined by whatever a person will trade for it, imo.
I disagree. Central banks and governments can affect the value of a currency by changing the amount of available and interest rates for loans, but they cannot actually determine its value. Its value is determined by whatever a person will trade for it, imo.
I appreciate your Walmart analogy. Sort of lines up with my feelings on another thread. All your doing is bending the system not living outside of it.
I agree that the usurious nature of the system can be lived outside of but we are in the world not of. Not out of the world. We still have to live in it...our abiding is another matter.
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Indeed there are many factors that affect how the value of paper money is determined, and each nation exerts some level of autonomy in determining the value of their own fiat currencies, but through many complex layers and one thing depending on the other the value of fiat currency globally is ultimately determined by the one place that all central banks trace back to, the Vatican Bank, which is then ruled by one man, the Roman pope. You only need to understand the vision to then understand what is happening behind the scenes without knowing all the technical details of what is actually happening behind the scenes.
What makes paper money evil is not that its paper, for if I gave you a ream of paper in exchange for two bags of wheat I've essentially used paper to buy your wheat, but the perceived imaginary value that paper money and fiat currency is given, which is then devalued over time, to steal. It is a false measure.
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