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originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: CharlieSpeirs
Oh ... The Beast? This is about the Anti-Christ?
Emperor Nero, right?
What does Nero have to do with the FEMA Camp conspiracy theory again?
/scratches head
A fragment from the oldest surviving copy of the New Testament shows that the number of the Beast of Revelation 13 is 616. Ellen Aitken, a professor of early Christian history at McGill University, states that “the majority opinion seems to be that it refers to [the Roman emperor] Nero.”[1] The early fragment supports the view that Revelation was written prior to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, and whether the number is 666 or 616, the number is a reference to Nero and not some end-time antichrist figure. Only time will tell how this discovery will affect dispensationalism.
An indication of the credibility of this form of rumor can be gauged by noting that the illustration used to accompany its most recent outbreak isn't a photograph of a real guillotine at all, but rather a picture of a satirical "Chanel guillotine" sculpture by artist Tom Sach
originally posted by: DJMSN
Alrighty....put on those red pumps and click those heels together and say "I wish it were so"....and it would still be as false as the first time the allegation was made.
An indication of the credibility of this form of rumor can be gauged by noting that the illustration used to accompany its most recent outbreak isn't a photograph of a real guillotine at all, but rather a picture of a satirical "Chanel guillotine" sculpture by artist Tom Sach
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