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>>13400032

Yes, the mask means something. I was reminded of this Bible verse. Maybe those unmasked are being transformed into the likeness of their Creator?

When Moses had gone up onto the mountain where God gave him the 10 commandments didn't he return with his face so radiant the people couldn't look at him? So..he veiled his face for them.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Corinthians%203%3A13-18&version=KJV

I guess I am wondering if the veil/mask or the desire for one says something about a person's faith/relationship with God.

In Moses case donning the veil seems to me to have been because the people could not tolerate the radiance.

I don't have this figured out, but it seems at present that the pressure to wear one is about coercing loyalty to or enslavement to something bad.

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I have a limited knowledge of genetics and biology. It seems to me that DNA is vibrant. Pieces thought to be like "filler" have significance and there are "jumping genes". So our DNA is much more dynamic I think than we know at present. Meaning that natural processes as well as unnatural can cause changes/mutations. Each of us seems to be experiencing many of them constantly which are mostly taken care of by God endowed repair mechanisms. I think there is a wicked supernatural component to all of this, too. As if certain entities seem to think that if they can mechanically alter our DNA they can change/control us. They use fear to make us susceptible to damage, I think. I'm not sure how all of this works, but the power of God is greater than this attempt to alter us.

I once was in a position to "need" blood transfusions which I understandably did not want to take due to risks of what was in that blood. In a sort of dream/vision I saw an older distinguished man say "I did this for you." or something like that. When I awoke it seemed to me it was okay to receive the transfusions.

God is sovereign over all and even things intended for evil by satan can work for our good.

Long way around to say I agree with you about not needing to be fearful about the "jabs". Though I don't plan to take one, either. Presumptuous sins and all that.