what does it mean,,,, "we're on the last pope"

Originally posted by darrman

Originally posted by ManOfGod267
I believe it was a prophecy recorded by a Catholic leader. Don't know much. Can someone help out? I would like to know more! I'm not a Catholic.

heck YES.. im jewish

I gotta love a Jew who appreciates bacon.

Now if I can just get one of the sexiest women alive - Sarah Silverman, with whom I'm desperately in love, to declare herself my love slave I'd be all set. Of course she'd have to wear one of these every morning:

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ON TOPIC: I think the current Pope is the second to last. According to St. Malachy, the last pope - the NEXT one - will be called "Peter the Roman." This jibes with Jewish (Christian) prophecy that the generation that sees the rebirth of the nation of Israel "will not pass away" before the return of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Open your eyes folks: Those Bronze Age goat herders were onto something! We are in the VERY LAST DAYS, and soon you will have a decision to make.

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The last pope happens when the people wake up and realize that they don't need a middle man to speak with God. They don't need a broker earning the commission while they have to suffer through life. A pope might have seemed the right thing in the beginning but many know it has been more of a blight on the world than anything.

Originally posted by SeattlesFinest
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This is why i have a hard time picking "my religion".
They make us think thing's like this and make sudden actions without putting any logical thought into it.

That's why you gotta search for the root meaning. The way it was before "they" added all the extra stuff. "They" being other, imperfect humans. You have to sort through what you yourself are capable of understanding, and decide for yourself what the meaning is, without relying on a man in a robe or a white collar or a long beard or a funny hat or whatever "they" wear. Also, come to terms that no human is capable of understanding everything when it comes to the secrets of the universe. So if you see or read something that doesn't make sense at first, don't discount it as nonsense just yet. Look for the deeper meaning. Or it could be that you just were not meant to, or are just not ready yet, to understand that particular part. That's also why we are forced to work together and help eachother find the answers, because no one person has all the pieces to the puzzle. I look at it as a great adventure, exciting and sometimes scary, but never be scared of Hell or anything like that. There is no such thing as spending an eternity in hell other than creating such a miserable, dark, negative, fearful existence that you yourself plunge your body, mind, heart and spirit into its own hell. Which is just as bad, in a way. I think that since we have our own definition of good and evil, we punish ourselves accordingly. You can't lie to yourself, so when you commit that sin, you have to live in guilt and fear for the day you will have to pay for that sin. Even if you put it out of your mind, the parts of your subconscious that you can't begin to understand are keeping track, and over time, living a life of evil will change you into a paranoid, fearful, greedy, miserable, wretched shadow of your formal self. On the other hand, when you live a life of giving to others and sacrificing your time to help others and you expend your physical and emotional energy to something that helps others or the world in general but does not bring you any immediate or perhaps any forseeable rewards at all, and you go out of your way to simply say things that are kindhearted in nature, especiallly doing all these thongs for a stranger and especially when a payment or mere word of thanks is offered and you refuse it and give all credit to "God" or "the universe" or your choice of words for "the creator" or "the existence", or "the lifeforce" or "the light", then you will begin to feel spiritual rewards that money cannot buy and you begin to realize that you ate actually happy that you're not rich and powerful because it probably would have made you a miserable jerk. In short, you don't Have to pick a religion. Study any that come your way, and take from it what YOU consider to be valuable. We all have a great inner instinct and a natural sense of right and wrong. We just don't know it, but "god" is everywhere, especially inside me and you. So listen to yourself, your deep self... Listen to God.

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I don't like to mention other websites, but do a search on World's Last Chance, and you will find one explanation that I found to be quite interesting. The only reason I find it interesting is because there is a chance I might still be alive and get to watch the events when this supposedly happens.

According to Malachy, this is the last true Pope. The next in line will usher in the Antichrist. This next Pope could the the false prophet, the one who brings all to look at the Antichrist during world change, chaos, all the terrible things that are to happen next. The Next Pope is not a real Pope, for the people and God. All will be deceived because of the so called Miracles and world chaos will usher in a one world leader. I never thought I'd live to see the events unfold. I guess I'm in for a rude awakening and a wild ride. I knew of the prophecies 25 years ago and have been following them ever since.

The last pope will be the true judge.
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Something that Nostrodamus said.

If I show a light here, I won' t solve the puzzle, but I can push forwards your understanding. Way back in the later Roman Empire, four Llamas from Tibet, traveled to Rome. They remonstrated with the reigning Pope, that he was teaching an apostate form of Buddhism, and that he should stop. He dissed them and they returned to Tibet. Fast forwards to the Mediciis and Michelangelo. Everyone looks up at his ceiling, but the neat stuff is on the walls. Wall panels in the Sistine Chapel denote the passages of time to the end of time. Those artists were given a leather bound sheaf of parchments that may well have gone back to those four Tibetan emissaries. The Vatican objects to anyone photographing these panels. But it's a neat correlation to St. Malachy. And the Vatican Library still has all the original parchments that were used by the Sistine artists to illustrate this time stamped passage. I don't need these as I already know what the bottleneck will be. It will be just as Nostradamus said: Stones hidden in the star's beard, (comet's tail) striking the Earth, turning the seas hectic. This "bright night's" vision was about my son, and it occurs before he is bent down with age. He's pushing thirty today, so some of you will meet your fate in this super Tonguska celestial event. Hey, it was a five part vision, and it's now four down, and one left to go.