Chang Wong

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Chang Wong, is a fictional character of the Left Behind series of books. A brilliant young man with skills in computing, 17 at the time of Nicolae Carpathia's temporary death, he is groomed by David Hassid to replace him as the Tribulation Force's mole in the GC palace complex in New Babylon. Hassid, who is a believer, cannot take the mark of the beast and so he flees, faking his death. Chang is pressured by his parents, who are Carpathia loyalists, to take the mark, but Chang violently protests this as he is a believer in Christ. He is later drugged by his father, who forces the mark on Chang while the young man is incapacitated; Chang fears for his soul as a result of this, although he is reassured that he cannot be held responsible for taking the mark since it was forced on him against his will.

Even though Chang appears to have the mark of loyalty, believers can still see the mark of God on him. He is able to continue as the Trib Force's mole until God strikes New Babylon with darkness, then he is rescued and relocated to Petra to work with the Remnant of Israel.

Chang becomes romantically involved with Naomi, but they decide to postpone marriage until a point beyond Glorious Appearing.

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