The Mark of the Beast Chip Thread *Merged*

[EarsToHear]

No thank you! Over my dead body will they get my fingerprint. :nope

[raml]

I had to give my fingerprint when I got a California drivers license when I lived there also had to for one of my workplaces out there.When I lived in Ohio near Cleveland I had to give a fingerprint in order to open a checking account. I also had to give my fingerprints to JP Morgan when I was employed there because they are a bank I had to have an FBI search for felonies in order to work there. So "they"have my fingerprints I would love to be able to use one finger to pay for groceries but I do my grocery shopping online and have them delivered so that is easier still and they just take it directly out of my checking account.

[calligraphygirl]

How convenient! NOT! The "mark" is already there. The fingerprint is in the "hand" and the eyeprint is in the "forehead". Okay Lord, get us out of here before we are forced to use our "Marks" for the beast's system.
I don't know about anyone else but this system could be implemented to create a cashless society over night. Will we be willing to give our finger or eye print in order to buy or sell? In other words we will have to give our unique mark, not take the mark.
Please tell me I'm wrong.

[SueBrigham]

No thank you! Over my dead body will they get my fingerprint. :nope

I had to use my fingerprint for dispensing medications at work.

[KaiafromBergen]

Doesn't Cub Foods already have this in their stores?

Guess it's now gone (after further research)"


Supervalu ends pay-by-fingerprint service at Cub Foods

Friday, March 21, 2008

The vendor behind Cub Foods fingerprint-verification payment system has ceased operations, prompting Cub parent Supervalu Inc. to end the service.

San Francisco-based Solidus Networks Inc., owner of Pay By Touch, issued a press release Wednesday saying that it would halt its biometric transactions as of 11:59 p.m. that day.

Solidus had filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11 in December. The company has also been sued by former executives.

In its statement Wednesday, Solidus stated that insufficient funding and current market conditions meant that it couldn't support the biometric payment system any longer.

Eden Prairie-based Supervalu (NYSE: SVU) used the Pay By Touch system in multiple banners, including Cub, Jewel-Osco, bigg's, Farm Fresh, Hornbacher's and Albertsons. It launched the service in 2005.

Haley Meyer, a spokeswoman for Supervalu, said the end of the service is unfortunate and Supervalu regrets any inconvenience for customers.

"Supervalu strives to offer services that make our busy customers' lives easier, and we will continue to look for ways in which we can do that," she said.


http://twincities.bizjournals.com/twincities/stories/2008/03/17/daily42.html

[lmenningen]

No thank you! Over my dead body will they get my fingerprint. :nopeCareful, there.

[KitsapGirl]

How convenient! NOT! The "mark" is already there. The fingerprint is in the "hand" and the eyeprint is in the "forehead". Okay Lord, get us out of here before we are forced to use our "Marks" for the beast's system.
I don't know about anyone else but this system could be implemented to create a cashless society over night. Will we be willing to give our finger or eye print in order to buy or sell? In other words we will have to give our unique mark, not take the mark.
Please tell me I'm wrong.


Not wrong....just forgetting something...

THE Mark has a element of worship attached to the receiving of it...


Rev 14:9And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand,

One could make the case that we in America especially worship money, but I don't think this is what the verse is talking about...money & the love of money has been around a long time...way before the vision.

[similitude]

What state is that grocery store in the video in?

[drewin11]

How convenient! NOT! The "mark" is already there. The fingerprint is in the "hand" and the eyeprint is in the "forehead". Okay Lord, get us out of here before we are forced to use our "Marks" for the beast's system.
I don't know about anyone else but this system could be implemented to create a cashless society over night. Will we be willing to give our finger or eye print in order to buy or sell? In other words we will have to give our unique mark, not take the mark.
Please tell me I'm wrong.


I never made the connection with a finger print and a retinal scan as being on the hand and or forehead... This makes more sense as a potential mark of the beast than a microchip. Taking the bible literal in this instance might be the correct interpretation in my opinion. I guess the only way you couldn't have one of these unique identifiers would be a blind person without eyes and whom also doesn't have any hands... Possible but unlikely I'd imagine.

[EarsToHear]

Careful, there.

My personal feeling is it gives me the willies. Lately I don't even like using credit cards, with all the purchase tracking going on behind the scenes. I suppose authorized users would also need to have their fingerprints on file to be able to shop on an account holder's account.