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Anybody remember the Flood? Noahs Flood? Why did God flush the world of all humanity except eight souls? It said because all was corrupt and filled with violence. The Book of Enoch tells us more of the specifics of the corruptness. It was genetic tampering with Gods creation - mankind. God told the serpent that the seed of Eve would crush him with His heel.
Enter fallen angels that looked upon women to procreate and raise giants, mutants and other things impure. If Satan could corrupt all mankind there would be no "messiah". Angels cannot naturally procreate so they had to transform themselves to do so. They also experimented with animals.

What I am getting at is genetic tampering is risky business and may hold the key to conquering some diseases but it also may be morally wrong. It should NEVER be forced and whether this is the Mark of the Beast, I shall not speculate.

14 posted on 03/05/2024 2:32:37 PM PST by BipolarBob (I identify as a Christian Nationalist. Joe Biden hates me.)
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To: BipolarBob
I would suggest researching what a virus is and how it reproduces, and the reality we are regularly exposed to viruses.

The Book of Enoch

...is not canon.

20 posted on 03/05/2024 2:41:37 PM PST by Republican Wildcat
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To: BipolarBob
Anybody remember the Flood? Noahs Flood?

I've actually suggested it in some bibles studies but the fear and blank stares I get are horrendous. I think people just do not want to believe they've probably altered their DNA forever. Just suggesting like Chuck Missler suggested

66 posted on 03/05/2024 4:09:22 PM PST by Karliner (Heb 4:12 Rom 8:28 Rev 3, "...This is the end of the beginning." Churchill)
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