The Seal Of God was a three-dimensional type cross mark that appeared on the foreheads of believers from the point just before the first Trumpet Judgment until the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. Believers could see this mark on the foreheads of other believers but cannot see their own mark even in a mirror. It also appeared on the foreheads of the 144,000 Jews that were called and sent to evangelize throughout the whole world. Those who bore the Seal Of God were immune to the effects of the fifth and sixth Trumpet Judgments as well as from the third, fourth, fifth, and seventh Bowl Judgments. However, they could still be caught and martyred, though Tsion Ben-Judah promises that those sealed by God cannot ever change their minds when it comes time to either accept the "mark of loyalty"
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| - The Seal Of God was a three-dimensional type cross mark that appeared on the foreheads of believers from the point just before the first Trumpet Judgment until the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. Believers could see this mark on the foreheads of other believers but cannot see their own mark even in a mirror. It also appeared on the foreheads of the 144,000 Jews that were called and sent to evangelize throughout the whole world. Those who bore the Seal Of God were immune to the effects of the fifth and sixth Trumpet Judgments as well as from the third, fourth, fifth, and seventh Bowl Judgments. However, they could still be caught and martyred, though Tsion Ben-Judah promises that those sealed by God cannot ever change their minds when it comes time to either accept the "mark of loyalty"
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| - The Seal Of God was a three-dimensional type cross mark that appeared on the foreheads of believers from the point just before the first Trumpet Judgment until the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. Believers could see this mark on the foreheads of other believers but cannot see their own mark even in a mirror. It also appeared on the foreheads of the 144,000 Jews that were called and sent to evangelize throughout the whole world. Those who bore the Seal Of God were immune to the effects of the fifth and sixth Trumpet Judgments as well as from the third, fourth, fifth, and seventh Bowl Judgments. However, they could still be caught and martyred, though Tsion Ben-Judah promises that those sealed by God cannot ever change their minds when it comes time to either accept the "mark of loyalty" or lose their heads.
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