COVID-19 vaccines not mark of the beast

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COVID-19 vaccines not mark of the beast

Fears that COVID-19 vaccines may be the apocalyptic mark of the beast have been dismissed by Northern Caribbean University (NCU) theologian, Dr Ikechukwu Michael Oluikpe. He has also eliminated identification cards, chips, credit cards, barcode, or...

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