Image of the Beast might be a hologram

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Did you ever wonder how the second beast makes an image that could be seen world-wide, so that all can worship it?-

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Rev 13:3 And I saw one of his [beast] heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.

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Rev 13:14 And [the second beast] deceived them that dwell on the earth by [the means of] those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast; saying to them that dwell on the earth, that they should make an image to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live.

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**notice a sword is used. Symbol of Islam.

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*** take a note here. Is it the beast who is wounded, or does it just appear that he is wounded, because people are seeing an image, which is not the real person?

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Rev 13:15 And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.

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*** the image can talk and move around, so it is not a statue.

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The hologram is here

If my thinking is right, the second beast, or the false prophet, as some call him, has a background in physics. He is not a religious guy at all, but someone who is quite high tech. He is more like the press secretary for the Beast.

This image talks and speaks. This sounds like a hologram. The technology is already here. CNN used it for their coverage of the 2008 election.

Interview with a hologram – the political talk on CNN is secondary. See how real Jessica Yellin, reporter, looks. This is a talking and speaking image of the real person.

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More amazing.  Here is a hologram of Elvis singing with Celine Dion on American Idol:

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Science already uses the hologram in medical testing.

Now suppose the technology is, or will be, present to change the image before it is presented. One can then make the image appear wounded, without hurting the actual person. The image would have to be intercepted before presentation, and some changes made. The real person is fine. This would be a deception.

Now, think of the beast, and having a hologram that appears fatally wounded. This would give the false impression that the beast is dead. And then just imagine the world response to when the image revived. The beast was never dead, but the impression of death has been given, by viewing a “live” but altered image.

Now the world thinks that the beast is back from the dead, as if resurrected by God.

Cute trick!!! Remember, most people are so video oriented now, that they take what they see as reality. The average person around the world has, maybe, a high school education, at best. They would not catch on, and would be deceived.

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How the Beast dies

Wounded by a sword (Rev 13;14)?

That sounds like a “Christian” martyred by a Muslim Jihadist.

Or, a “peaceful Muslim,” fighting for peace, but is “betrayed” by a radical group, or so it appears, since the whole scene is faked.

One way or the other, a Muslim, and his sword, is involved in the deceit. The sword is the symbol of Islam, and only Muslims fight with swords now.

Since the Beast is around Muslims that have swords, guess where he lives? See map above.

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Digital Holography

Reference:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_holography

Did you ever wonder why TV will be digital by February 2009? It is not for your better viewing. My TV has digital image breakup all the time.

It is possible now to multiplex and combine holograms. That means you can create new images that do not actually exist in reality, even though the starting materials are taken from real images.

Surfaces can be changed and altered, colors added, etc.

Imagine taking the body of one person and the head of someone else, and combining them.

It would be similar to changes one can do now in a 2 dimensional form in Adobe Photoshop or other photographic programs.

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How to produce a hologram:

Involves the splitting, and spreading, of light from an image and reuniting the multiple reflections on a single final area.

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parallel holograpy

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Conclusion

Do not believe everything you see or hear on TV now.