The Beast from the sea commands an idol to be built to the first beast, demands worship under the penalty of death, and uses allegiance as seen in our actions and thoughts (a "mark" upon our hand or forehead) to apply economic pressure.
The Beast from the sea commands an idol to be built to the first beast, demands worship under the penalty of death, and uses allegiance as seen in our actions and thoughts (a "mark" upon our hand or forehead) to apply economic pressure.