People have said all sorts of things about Mary Magdalene over the years. Some of it is reverent. Some of it is sloppy. And some of it is downright sensational, like it was cooked up to sell books instead of saving souls.

Today we’re going to do what we ought to do more often: we’ll go back to the sources, keep our heads, and keep our hearts in the right place. We’ll talk about what Scripture actually says about Mary Magdalene, what later tradition added, what the accusations are, and why, when it comes to Christ Jesus, holiness is not negotiable.

If you’ve ever felt whiplash from the way Mary Magdalene gets portrayed—saint one minute, scandal the next—then stay with me. We’re going to sort it out carefully and respectfully.

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Let me put a simple question right on the table:

When God said in Genesis 6:3, “his days shall be a hundred and twenty years,”! Was He putting a ceiling on human lifespan, which most Christians are seduced to believe today from false or confused preachers, or was He putting the world on a countdown timer?

If you read the Bible the old-fashioned way, line upon line, chapter by chapter, the “lifespan cap” idea starts falling apart almost immediately. And when something doesn’t fit the whole record of Scripture, the honest thing to do is stop, slow down, and read the passage in its proper context.

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In the book of Daniel, Scripture says that in the time of the end, knowledge shall be increased.

Now look at our world: technology everywhere, systems everywhere—and now AI that can speak, persuade, and imitate human reasoning.

The book of Revelation warns of a coming “image” connected to enforced worship… and a system where buying and selling are restricted to those who comply.

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What happens when an “image” is no longer carved from wood or stone…
But it is interactive, persuasive, and everywhere?

What happens when an image can speak back to you… reason with you… flatter you… correct you… and quietly insist that you comply? The Book of Revelation warns of a coming system—an “image” connected to worship, coercion, and ultimately control over buying and selling.

Tonight, we’re going to walk through the Scriptures carefully, and then I’m going to lay out a sober possibility: AI could become a major tool used to give that image a kind of “life” on a global scale.

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I believe we are living in the last days mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, and a key sign of this is the rise of AI technology. First introduced in 2018 and adopted worldwide by 2022, AI is rapidly advancing. Now, in 2026, it’s only a matter of time before it becomes even smarter and more independent in its reasoning. The Mark of the Beast on the forehead symbolises allegiance to the Beast system and not to God, while the Mark on the right hand represents actions taken to comply with that allegiance. It's not a microchip, for that tech can be removed at any time by choice!

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Across the world, governments and corporations are rolling out biometric identification systems.

In parts of Asia, people are already paying for goods by scanning their palms. Not just fingerprints — but vein patterns beneath the skin. The body itself becomes the credential.

No wallet.
No cash.
No card.
Sometimes not even a phone.

Globally, similar systems are being piloted in various sectors, including transportation, retail, healthcare, and banking.

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The Word shows us something most folks forget: God isn’t a spare tire. He’s our Father. And real faith doesn’t only show up in the storm—it lives with Him in ordinary sunshine as well. Praise the Lord, Father, for the good days, too. Not just when the roof caves in. Not just when the doctor calls. Not just when the bills pile up.

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The term "Rapture" began to be used in English religious texts in the 17th and 18th centuries as scholars influenced various interpretations and beliefs about the end times.

The Rapture concept gained prominence in the 19th century, particularly through the teachings of John Nelson Darby, who was instrumental in developing this theological framework in defining biblical prophecies literally and that the Rapture will occur before a period of tribulation on Earth, allowing believers to escape impending hardships.

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