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| Pope Francis and Climate Change |
For those who believe what the Bible predicts concerning the prophetic events on earth directly preceding the return of Jesus Christ, Pope Francis's recent encyclical on Climate Change fits in perfectly with end time prophecy.
However, for those who dismiss the Bible as a book of myths, the Pope's speech wasn't significant. It was just another appeal to the world to join together to clean up the environment before it's too late. Too late for what? Too late to reverse the alleged damage done to the earth's ecosphere by human beings.
What's wrong with the Pope's message concerning Climate Change? What's wrong with it? Climate Change simply isn't happening. That's what's wrong with it.
And since the Vatican is all about religion and not about science, the Pope has obviously been recruited to spread the bovine manure about Climate Change. Why? Because the Roman Catholic Church has about 1.2 billion members. That represents one-seventh of the earth's population. And no matter how much criticism the Catholic Church receives concerning her position on moral issues such as abortion, birth control and same-sex marriage, the Pope usually manages to stay above the criticism.
And he's popular with many non-Catholics, as well. That's why he makes an excellent spokesman for the Climate Change canard. But who recruited him? The global elites who belong to organizations and groups such as the United Nations, Bilderbergers, Club of Rome, Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, Ford Foundation, the G7 and the G20. They're seeking a one-world government and they need a major crisis to accomplish that, even if that crisis has to be manufactured.
Doesn't that sound like a conspiracy theory? Only to those who haven't been paying attention. Here's what globalist and billionaire financier David Rockefeller said about 50 years ago: We are on the verge of a global transformation.
All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the new world
order. endoftimesprophecyreport.com
Rockefeller, who's a member of the ultra-secretive Bilderbergers, has long advocated for an end to the sovereignty of individual nations and the establishment of a one-world government. And he realizes that in order to accomplish that, the world needs some impending catastrophe--real or imagined--that will encourage the world's 193 nations to exchange their sovereignty for the security of a world government.
Francis isn't the first pope to serve globalists. Shortly before his death in 2005, Pope John Paul II said this: One world government is inevitable...we will live under the first one world government that has ever existed in the society of nations...a government with absolute authority to decide the basic issues of survival.
In his encyclical, titled: Laudato Si, Francis said this: If the current trend continues in this century, we could witness climate change unlike anything seen before and the unprecedented destruction of ecosystems, with serious consequences for all of us. independent.co.uk
And then the Pope pulled back the curtains just a bit to reveal why he's become a spokesman for this phony crisis: The warming caused by enormous consumption of some rich countries has repercussions in the poorest places on earth, especially in Africa, where the increase in temperature, combined with drought, has had disastrous effects on the performance of crops.
The real message of the Pope's climate encyclical is Marxism. How does the material consumption of wealthy countries contribute to droughts? It doesn't. Droughts have been occurring since the beginning of time, and they're caused by any number of reasons such as jet stream patterns, ocean temperatures, deforestation, forest fires, volcanoes etc. But they aren't caused by Global Warming-Climate Change because that's not happening. Rather, the Pope is using hysteria to convince the world to join together and form a new world order.
The Catholic Church's increasing incursion into global affairs in recent decades isn't an anomaly. It's the fulfillment of biblical prophecy concerning the end times. In about 90 A.D., the apostle John received a vision from God that he recorded into the Bible's final book known as the Revelation. In his vision John saw an ugly, scarlet beast "coming out of the sea. It had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on its horns, and on each head a blasphemous name." (Revelation 13:1)
John also saw "a woman sitting on (the) scarlet beast that was covered with blasphemous names and had seven heads and ten horns." (Revelation 17:3) John described her: "The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and was glittering with gold, precious stones and pearls. She held a golden cup in her hand, filled with abominable things and the filth of her adulteries." (Revelation 17:4)
What is this beast that John saw? It represents the coming world government that will consist of 10 nation groups (horns) ruled by seven powerful kings (heads). Who is the woman who sits atop the beast? She represents a global religion that will partner with this world government.
Furthermore, John was told that the woman represents a city that's surrounded by seven hills. (Revelation 17:9) What city could that be? Only two cities are surrounded by seven hills; Rio de Janeiro that's located in Brazil and Rome that's located in Italy. The Vatican is located in Rome and is the headquarters of the Catholic Church. And furthermore, the color of the woman's clothing--purple and scarlet--are the colors worn by the Catholic priesthood.
When John recorded the Revelation, the Catholic Church didn't exist and wouldn't come into existence until the 4th century. Is the Catholic Church's increasing role in global affairs such as Climate Change a coincidence? Hardly. It's the fulfillment of prophecy.
And so, when the Pope speaks, you should pay attention. But not to him. Rather, pay attention to what the Bible says concerning the last days on earth preceding Christ's return. For indeed, we're living in prophetic times.
Francis isn't the first pope to serve globalists. Shortly before his death in 2005, Pope John Paul II said this: One world government is inevitable...we will live under the first one world government that has ever existed in the society of nations...a government with absolute authority to decide the basic issues of survival.
In his encyclical, titled: Laudato Si, Francis said this: If the current trend continues in this century, we could witness climate change unlike anything seen before and the unprecedented destruction of ecosystems, with serious consequences for all of us. independent.co.uk
And then the Pope pulled back the curtains just a bit to reveal why he's become a spokesman for this phony crisis: The warming caused by enormous consumption of some rich countries has repercussions in the poorest places on earth, especially in Africa, where the increase in temperature, combined with drought, has had disastrous effects on the performance of crops.
The real message of the Pope's climate encyclical is Marxism. How does the material consumption of wealthy countries contribute to droughts? It doesn't. Droughts have been occurring since the beginning of time, and they're caused by any number of reasons such as jet stream patterns, ocean temperatures, deforestation, forest fires, volcanoes etc. But they aren't caused by Global Warming-Climate Change because that's not happening. Rather, the Pope is using hysteria to convince the world to join together and form a new world order.
The Catholic Church's increasing incursion into global affairs in recent decades isn't an anomaly. It's the fulfillment of biblical prophecy concerning the end times. In about 90 A.D., the apostle John received a vision from God that he recorded into the Bible's final book known as the Revelation. In his vision John saw an ugly, scarlet beast "coming out of the sea. It had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on its horns, and on each head a blasphemous name." (Revelation 13:1)
John also saw "a woman sitting on (the) scarlet beast that was covered with blasphemous names and had seven heads and ten horns." (Revelation 17:3) John described her: "The woman was dressed in purple and scarlet, and was glittering with gold, precious stones and pearls. She held a golden cup in her hand, filled with abominable things and the filth of her adulteries." (Revelation 17:4)
What is this beast that John saw? It represents the coming world government that will consist of 10 nation groups (horns) ruled by seven powerful kings (heads). Who is the woman who sits atop the beast? She represents a global religion that will partner with this world government.
Furthermore, John was told that the woman represents a city that's surrounded by seven hills. (Revelation 17:9) What city could that be? Only two cities are surrounded by seven hills; Rio de Janeiro that's located in Brazil and Rome that's located in Italy. The Vatican is located in Rome and is the headquarters of the Catholic Church. And furthermore, the color of the woman's clothing--purple and scarlet--are the colors worn by the Catholic priesthood.
When John recorded the Revelation, the Catholic Church didn't exist and wouldn't come into existence until the 4th century. Is the Catholic Church's increasing role in global affairs such as Climate Change a coincidence? Hardly. It's the fulfillment of prophecy.
And so, when the Pope speaks, you should pay attention. But not to him. Rather, pay attention to what the Bible says concerning the last days on earth preceding Christ's return. For indeed, we're living in prophetic times.
This is incorrect. The Catholic Church came into existence when Jesus told St Peter upon this rock I shall build my church. St Peter was the first Pope. There was only one Christian Church, the Catholic Church, until the first schism in the fourth century. That is when the Protestant church began not the Catholic Church.
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