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Originally posted by The time lord
I am starting to think that all the plagues of the Book of Revelations is not from God as it says. I know the one like lamb opens the seals but the riders all seem like baddies, the blown trumpets are from Angels and the Angel of the Abyss being Apollon the Destroyer is also a Bad ass Angel. The Locusts seemed like God's way to get man to repent but now I find them to symbolise more bad guys. Did God tell us the plans of our future enemies so we are prepared for battle?
Also the prophet Mohammad in the Koran rode a White Horse unicorn so maybe that is a hint for the christians, even Muslims tried to hint a connection there too. Which religious figure denies Christ the most? The person who wrote the koran or the main character because he denies Christ but believes in a Jesus but thinks he is greater. That could be an indication and I'm not the first to make those connections.
"The Pope is not simply the representative of Jesus Christ. On the contrary, he is Jesus Christ Himself, under the veil of the flesh, and who by means of a being common to humanity continues His ministry amongst men ... Does the Pope speak? It is Jesus Christ Who is speaking. Does he teach? It is Jesus Christ Who teaches. Does he confer grace or pronounce an anathema? It is Jesus Christ Himself Who is pronouncing the anathema and conferring the grace. Hence consequently, when one speaks of the Pope, it is not necessary to examine, but to obey: there must be no limiting the bounds of the command, in order to suit the purpose of the individual whose obedience is demanded: there must be no cavilling at the declared will of the Pope, and so invest it with quite another than that which he has put upon it: no preconceived opinions must be brought to bear upon it: no rights must be set up against the rights of the Holy Father to teach and command; his decisions are not to be criticized, or his ordinances disputed. Therefore by Divine ordination, all, no matter how august the person may be — whether he wear a crown or be invested with the purple, or be clothed in the sacred vestments: all must be subject to Him Who has had all things put under Him."
Originally posted by TheRandom1
reply to post by spy66
If the 7 heads equals 7 hills, then what are the ten crowns on each head?
You see I believe that the beast is a one world government, it's one animal, but it is controlled by 7 different nations/countries (the heads), each country has a council of ten members (the crowns), this government will fail at first, but then a man will rise outta the sea, not sure if the sea is literal or figurative, but he will rise outta the sea and restore life to one of the heads (countries) of the Beast and make people worship it (serve) and make them take a mark IN there right hand or forehead (a microchip implanted).
-Lahara
Originally posted by TheRandom1
reply to post by spy66
No, it says the Beast has seven heads, NOT hills, heads, heads control the direction of the beast, the beast is unified as one body, a one world government, the heads are the nations that control it, the crowns are the council that rule the heads, nowhere in the Bible does it say the Beast is seven hills, has seven hills, or has anything to do with seven hills, that's the benefit of reading the Bible (the KJV), instead of a poorly made website that has silly photoshopped pictures of the pope with glowing eyes, that tries to connect ideas and verses that are completely not true.
What I'm saying actually makes sense, what your saying requires me to stretch my imagination quite a bit and completely make up things that are not in the Bible, but on a cheesy website.
No offense, but seriously, there's no backing for what your saying, it's just an idea that a guy had that's floating around on the internet like a turd in a pool.
-Lahara