FINAL WARNING: The Curtain Falls
put on the forehead of every person. The cover of the September 20,
1973 issue of Senior Scholastics, a high school publication, showed a
group of kids with numbers tattooed on their foreheads, and the
feature article was titled, “Public Needs and Private Rights - Who Is
Watching You?” An advertisement by the First Tennessee Bank,
showed a man with his bank number tattooed on his arm, implying that
this was the only way to remember your number.Initially, a process had been developed to create a permanent non-
toxic fluid that could be invisibly tattooed on human flesh, until a
particular light, such as infrared or ultraviolet, shown on it. The
process was tested by tattooing Social Security numbers on babies. In
1974, a Washington State University professor, Dr. R. Keith Farrell,
invented a laser gun, which he used to number fish, which
accomplished the task in less than a second. When asked if the gun
could be used to put numbers on people, he said: “It could indeed be
used for such a purpose.” The laser beam can not be felt, the number
can not be seen with the naked eye, and it is as permanent as your
fingerprints. In the October, 1980 edition of Advertising Age magazine,
TeleResearch Item Movement, Inc. (TRIM) had a full page
advertisement for their supermarket computer scanner, which featured
the picture of a man with a UPC symbol printed on his forehead. Dr.
Ray Brubaker wrote in his book, Is the Antichrist Now Here?: “In
Cincinnati, Ohio, an experiment was conducted in which there was
affixed on the back of each hand a number that was read by a scanner
in the supermarket where these people did their shopping. As each
item was checked out, the cash register simultaneously flashed it to
the proper bank, where it was automatically deducted from that
person’s account.” A full-page illustration which appeared in a 1993
issue of the London Daily Mail, showed housewives in Europe making
purchases by putting their hands on a computer screen at the cash
register.Another alternative has to be considered here also. Note that in
Revelation 13:16, it says that the “mark” will be placed “in” the right
hand or forehead, not “on” it. An article in the October 2, 1980 edition
of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported:“Race horses and house cats or other domestic animals may be
injected with minute electronic wafers that will help owners trace