Will 6sixvi be a Far Eastern trick

[IaMan]

Hi worthy Tech loving Christians.      Does reading the information below by putting your fingerprint on this screen until SELECT ALL prompt appears, then pressing on this prompt to reveal the real agenda, make you question how, where and in what form that cursed mark of the beast will want to seduce your curiosity into acceptance? 

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The number 666 in Chinese is written as "六六六" (liù liù liù). In Chinese culture, the number 6 (六, liù) is considered lucky because it sounds similar to the word for "smooth" or "slick" (流, liú), suggesting things will go smoothly.

E-commerce: The number 666 is often used in e-commerce in Chinese-speaking countries (like China, Taiwan, Hong Kong). It's not uncommon to see prices listed as 666 yuan or see it as part of promotional campaigns, because the number 6 is considered lucky and associated with smoothness, prosperity, or success in Chinese culture.

Social Media & Online Slang: In platforms like WeChat, Weibo, or Douyin (TikTok) in China, 666 is a popular internet slang expression. It is often used to show admiration or approval, similar to saying "great job!" or "awesome!" in English. It’s especially prevalent in gaming communities and online content, where people might type "666" to praise someone for a particularly good performance.

Mobile Gaming: In the mobile gaming scene, 666 is a common form of praise. It’s used to commend a player for excellent gameplay, much like how players might say "GG" (Good Game) in Western gaming communities.

2. Southeast Asia:

In Southeast Asian countries with significant Chinese-speaking populations (like Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia), 666 is often understood in the same way as in China, due to the cultural influence of Chinese numerology. It may be used in advertisements, social media, and marketing campaigns to evoke luck or good fortune.

3. Taiwan and Hong Kong:

In Taiwan and Hong Kong, where the Chinese-speaking population is familiar with numerology, 666 could be used in product branding, pricing, or promotions in the same way it's used in mainland China. It’s likely to be accepted as a lucky number in these contexts, though the more ominous connotations associated with 666 in other cultures (like the Christian "number of the beast") are less significant in these regions.

4. E-Commerce and Product Branding:

Online Shopping Platforms: In Chinese-speaking e-commerce platforms like Taobao, JD.com, or Tmall, the number 666 is commonly seen in product pricing and names. For example, a product priced at 666 yuan might be chosen for its auspicious connotations, as 6 is considered a lucky number.

Branding: Companies may use the number 666 in branding, product names, or advertisements to attract customers. In some cases, this number is used for its good luck associations, especially in regions where numerology plays an important role in consumer behavior.

5. Internet Memes & Digital Communities:

In certain online communities or internet memes, 666 can be seen as a playful or humorous symbol. While the number's connection to Satanic or apocalyptic meanings in Western Christianity may cause some people to avoid using it, it is generally accepted and widely used in internet culture, particularly in East Asia where it has a different connotation.

6. Popular Culture:

The number 666 may appear in movies, television shows, books, or video games that have a global audience, particularly where the East Asian market is involved. Its presence might be used for symbolic, humorous, or marketing purposes. In this case, it could be understood by the audience in different ways, depending on their cultural context.

7. Western Contexts (with Caveats):

While 666 is often avoided in Western contexts due to its strong association with the "number of the beast" in Christianity and its apocalyptic implications, it can still be found in art, music, and entertainment. In Western pop culture, the number may be used deliberately to evoke mystique or to symbolize rebellion, horror, or other darker themes.

In Western gaming or online communities, the number might occasionally be used ironically or for humorous purposes, though its usage is more likely to be controversial depending on the context.

8. Digital Payment Systems:

In Chinese mobile payment systems like Alipay and WeChat Pay, users may choose the number 666 as part of their username, handle, or even for promotional offers or deals. It can symbolize prosperity or good fortune, so it is well-accepted in the context of mobile payments, where auspicious numbers are often used.

9. Numerology and Fortune-Telling:

In numerology and fortune-telling practices, especially those rooted in Chinese beliefs, 666 might be seen as a positive number. It is sometimes used for predictions or choosing auspicious dates or times, especially in practices that draw on the symbolism of numbers for good luck.

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Nothing pertaining to the mark will be a trick to born again Christians.

 

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John 10:27-30
  My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.  28  I give them eternal life, and they will never perish, and no one will snatch them out of my hand.  29 My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all, and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father's hand.  30  I and the Father are one."
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There will be no trickery to snatch us from the Father's hand.   The question one should ask about this subject is, "Do I have the Holy Spirit dwelling within me."   If yes, there is nothing  to be concerned about.  If no, go searching for salvation and stop worrying about the devil or the antichrist.

[BibleStudent100]

9 hours ago, IaMan said:

The number 666 in Chinese is written as "六六六" (liù liù liù). In Chinese culture, the number 6 (六, liù) is considered lucky because it sounds similar to the word for "smooth" or "slick" (流, liú), suggesting things will go smoothly.

Hi IaMan:

 

I am confused by your submission.  What is your point?  Perhaps I missed something.

 

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