The Mark of Doom
- Ardith Arnelle `Price
- Dec 8, 2025
- 1 min read
Excerpt from Perfidy, The Debacle Series
The dragon mark concerned me since I was not required to receive the tattoo with the chip. I was relieved. Yet, if I take the dragon tattoo, then my eternity with Messiah Yeshua is gone forever. I recalled my rabbi telling the congregation on Shabbat not to take the mark of the devil if we missed the church’s departure. If we take the mark, then our spirit will spend eternity without Messiah Yeshua and eternal damnation with Satan. I sent a silent prayer to my children and husband not to take the devil’s mark.
He held my wrist way too long, and I decided right then he was a deceiver and womanizer who thought I might swoon over him. Well, Mr. Melekh was mistaken. My senses acknowledged a foreboding presence around him, which wasn’t very good.
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The concept of the "mark of the beast" has been a subject of discussion and speculation throughout history, with many questioning its true nature. In our modern era, some believe we may encounter something invisible—placed on the forehead or the right hand—that signifies allegiance to the Antichrist. Those who accept this mark are said to do so in exchange for access to essential goods; refusal, they argue, could mean death.
According to biblical teachings, taking this mark would result in spiritual separation from God, leading to eternal suffering in hell. For a deeper understanding, consider reading Revelation 13:16-17 — studying this passage may profoundly impact your perspective on these prophetic warnings.
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