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Pastor Hal Mayer
Speaker / Director
Pope Francis and the PLO
sexta, 3 de julho de 2015
Prophetic Intelligence Briefings are provided to show a link between current events and Bible prophecy only. The reposted articles, which are not intended as a commentary in support of or in opposition to the views of the authors, do not necessarily reflect the views of Pastor Mayer or of Keep the Faith other than to point out the prophetic link.
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Sean Taylor
domingo, 5 de julho de 2015 at 21:12These people know not God or His law. They don’t acknowledge him at all, so how can they expect to have peace. Ellen White says,
“In every generation and in every land the true foundation 83 and pattern for character building have been the same. The divine law, “Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, . . . and thy neighbor as thyself,” the great principle made manifest in the character and life of our Saviour, is the only secure foundation, the only sure guide. Luke 10:27. “Wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times, and strength of salvation,” the wisdom and knowledge which God’s word alone can impart. Isaiah 33:6. {PK 82.3}
It is as true now as when the words were spoken to Israel of obedience to His commandments: “This is your wisdom and your understanding in the sight of the nations.” Deuteronomy 4:6. Here is the only safeguard for individual integrity, for the purity of the home, the well-being of society, or the stability of the nation. Amidst all life’s perplexities and dangers and conflicting claims, the one safe and sure rule is to do what God says. “The statutes of the Lord are right,” and “he that doeth these things shall never be moved.” Psalm 19:8; 15:5. {PK 83.1}
conservativevoice
segunda, 6 de julho de 2015 at 03:31It seems to me that pope Francis was misquoted in several papers. In reality the pope asked Abbas to act as an Angel of peace.
Here is the original version:
“As is tradition with heads of State or of government, Francis presented a gift to the Palestinian leader, commenting: “May the angel of peace destroy the evil spirit of war. I thought of you: May you be an angel of peace.” Pope Francis had called Abu Mazen a “man of peace” when he visited Bethlehem in May 2014, just as he called the then Israeli prime minister, Shimon Peres, a “man of peace” during his subsequent visit to Jerusalem. The Argentinian pope had then invited both leaders to a prayer vigil for peace in the Vatican Gardens which took place on 8 June that year and was also attended by the ecumenical patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew.”
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/418508/ope-francis-did-not-call-abbas-angel-peace-ellen-carmichael
admin
quarta, 8 de julho de 2015 at 14:54Popes often call on various world leaders involved in conflicts to be men or women of peace, sometimes assigning them such a characteristic, sometimes urging them to take on the characteristic. This is typical papal speak. The religio-political nature of the Vatican is the underlying reason why the papacy has such geo-political stature. Without it the pope could not play the “man of peace” himself. Assigning the characteristic to others would certainly draw attention to the pope in that capacity.
Pr. Mayer