a Black Pope coming up
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Please understand that when the scriptures refer to the "man of lawlessness", it's referreing to a certain race of man, as opposed to one individual man.
In 2nd Thess.2 Paul said that in the last days that race would oppose and exalt himself above the house of Israel, ie above the caucasian race. Of course like Daniel and John the Revelator, Paul was prophecying about the exaltation of African Americans and about their opposition to white Americans.
But in verse 4 Paul said, that he (the black man) would "sit in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God."
We won't know for sure until it happens, but there's a good possibility that Paul was referring to the Papacy and to a black pope.
Hey, one of them has already taken over the leadership of America, and there's no reason to believe that one won't take over the leadership of the Catholic Church as well.
In 2nd Thess.2 Paul said that in the last days that race would oppose and exalt himself above the house of Israel, ie above the caucasian race. Of course like Daniel and John the Revelator, Paul was prophecying about the exaltation of African Americans and about their opposition to white Americans.
But in verse 4 Paul said, that he (the black man) would "sit in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God."
We won't know for sure until it happens, but there's a good possibility that Paul was referring to the Papacy and to a black pope.
Hey, one of them has already taken over the leadership of America, and there's no reason to believe that one won't take over the leadership of the Catholic Church as well.
You are making your own interpretation of the Scriptures. Show me in the Bible, then, where you said, "...the Scriptures refer to the "man of lawlessness", it's referreing to a certain race of man, as opposed to one individual man."
You can't just say that it is fact because you interpreted it that way. Show me proof. In the Bible.
You can't just say that it is fact because you interpreted it that way. Show me proof. In the Bible.
You are all christians and talking bad about other christians is not a good thing, if you like the Pope or not that doesnt really matter, if you're against catholics that doesnt even matter also bc you all know that there's catholics in the world and we all know what is the role of the Pope and i sure know that it's not a bad thing, being a christian is respecting and loving each other and not talking bad about other christians 1st so just respect and pray, being catholic or not, we are all christians and believe in Jesus as our savior so why talking bad about each other? our mission is all the same, preach in Jesus and believing that He's our savior
Thats not about you to judge, let God judge us, why cant we all live in peace together? being catholics or not, we all believe in Jesus as our savior, why that hate??? how can u hate your brothers and sistes in Christ and call yourself a Christian?? being a Christians is more than that, it's a feeling and not an act, so feel love in your heart and dont judge
I never said he was "a black guy" or "a black man", meaning one man. I said that the man of lawlessness is the black race.
Referring to the number of the "man of lawlessness", God said in Rev.13:18,
"for it is the number of a man, meaning a race of man.
The same applies to us modern-day white Americans. As a race God referred to us as that of a "whore" in Rev.17:16.
Referring to the number of the "man of lawlessness", God said in Rev.13:18,
"for it is the number of a man, meaning a race of man.
The same applies to us modern-day white Americans. As a race God referred to us as that of a "whore" in Rev.17:16.
im just going to ignore this conversation. Anyone who is reading this: maybe you are a new Christian or a guest just lurking around, don't believe anything this genniet has to say. I strongly advise her to get into a Christ-centered bible believing church. And genniet, I strongly urge you to not try to do anymore inferring on what the Scriptures means concerning this topic. You are severely mistaken.