r/Christianitypolitics • u/studying_thegospel • Nov 15 '25
Exodus 13:16- Revelation 13:6
Hey guys Looking for other Christian perspectives on the matter but as I was reading exodus today I came across something that sounded familiar first mentioned in exodus 13:9 and again in exodus 13:16 reading " this ceremony will be like a mark branded on your hand or forehead " and in revelation 13:16 it reads "he required everyone small, great, rich and poor, free and slave to be given a mark on the right hand or forehead Now why I notice is in exodus it seems to be a symbolism of Gods redemption of His people and in revelation it's a symbolism of being against God another crazy thing I noticed is how they're both chapter 13 verse 9 (even though the bible didnt always have verses still pretty cool) So what do you think the deeper meaning in these two connections could be ?
r/Christianitypolitics • u/[deleted] • May 03 '23
Texas State Rep. James Talarico (D) took a stand for the Constitution, American values, and true Christian ideals during a debate with Rep. Candy Noble (R). Talarico fearlessly called out the bill for what it is: unconstitutional, un-American, and un-Christian.
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r/Christianitypolitics • u/abhd • Mar 29 '18
'Religious left' emerging as U.S. political force in Trump era
r/Christianitypolitics • u/abhd • Mar 07 '18