I have been cashless for several years now. Coins are such a nuisance and are not really worth anything. I would probably pick up a quarter off the ground though, but nothing else.
Although your point is valid in the sense that there have been many past speculative marks, and perhaps this will turn out as just another, the Lord saw fit to put this prophecy in a Book that we get a blessing from just by reading it.Everything new has somebody claiming it presages the mark of the beast. Remember when it was bar codes?
But if it really IS the beginning of the end... I read somewhere in the Bible where we were supposed to look up, not down or around.
No mocking or scorning, just weary of worry.Although your point is valid in the sense that there have been many past speculative marks, and perhaps this will turn out as just another, the Lord saw fit to put this prophecy in a Book that we get a blessing from just by reading it.
I read somewhere in the Bible about mockers and scorners.....
Control.Maybe what is happening now with all this fear and drama going on, media helping to spread the news of course, the whole point is to make us afraid. Then the question is, why?
seoulsearch is right. If a cashless society is the thing to fear, how will gold and/or silver coins be an answer? In a cashless society, who would accept payment in any of those coins? How would one use them to buy anything?If there is ever an emergency of the cashless type best to save and buy small silver coins. Maybe some gold. Easy to carry and with silver you're not paying in gold if that is all you have for what would cost far less in one silver type coin.
Can you imagine going into walmart with silver coins ? how would they know what they are worth?