Image of the beastworshippers not beast worshippers. There is a difference between the beast and the image of the beast.
The rapture involves saved Christians who did not take the mark. How did they survive the trib not taking the mark or worshipping the image?
I don't see anything that hints at the beast creating it's own money. Likely existing forms of currency will be used with the mark only controlling who can buy or sell with all the dif kinds of money. Doesn't seem to affect trading and bartering at all, which is likely how the raptured saints made it without taking the mark.
Makes no sense to have many nations currencies still in use when the beast creates its own one world government.
We don't see Nazi German marks still used as money or confederate dollars. When the US first began, states printed their own money.
When the current government and its laws are dissolved so will be its money. unless you think national governments continue as they are when the beast is in power ruling this world.
And that is still the current thinking of those pushing for one world government,
a single currency.
------------------------------------
The agreement became the first step in an ongoing effort to create a single currency for a one-world government. The IMF and World Bank, James Perloff wrote in
The Shadows of Power, were proposed years earlier by the Economic and Finance Group of the Council on Foreign Relations. Perloff noted British author A.K. Chesterton’s observation that the new agencies “were not incubated by hard-pressed Government engaged in waging war, but by a Supra-national Money Power which could afford to look ahead to the shaping of a post-war world that would serve its interests.” Socialist economist John Maynard Keynes of England, a leading figure at the conference, proposed a world currency, but the idea was rejected at the time.
On August 15, 1971, President Richard Nixon closed “the gold window” to the world, declaring that foreign-held U.S. dollars would no longer be redeemable in gold. That made the dollar fully a “fiat currency” and effectively ended the system created at Bretton Woods. But a single world currency has remained a long-term goal of world economic planners. Johannes Witteveen, a former head of the International Monetary Fund, said in 1975 that the IMF should become “the exclusive issuer of official international reserve assets.” In the Fall 1984 issue of the CFR’s flagship publication,
Foreign Affairs, Richard N. Cooper wrote:
A new Bretton Woods conference is wholly premature. But it is not premature to begin thinking about how we would like international monetary agreements to evolve in the remainder of this century. With this in mind, I suggest a radical alternative scheme for the next century:
the creation of a common currency for all the industrial democracies, with a common monetary policy and a joint Bank of Issue to determine that monetary policy.... How can independent states accomplish that? They need to turn over the determination of monetary policy to a supranational body. [Emphasis in original.]
Though touted as preserving the dollar’s value and ending economic slumps, the Federal Reserve is destroying the dollar and weakening the economy, for “world order.” By Jack Kenny
thenewamerican.com
