Through the years, I have written many articles about the first Jesuit Pope, Francis. He never ceases to amaze me, and NOT in a good way!
Here are some articles I have written about him in the past five years:
Pope Francis Declares That Christian Fundamentalists Are “A Scourge”
Quotes From Pope Francis Compared to the Bible: His Newest Quote is Appalling
John 17 Movement: Satanically Inspired “Global Religion” With Pope Francis at the Helm
Pope Francis Tells Gay Man: ” It’s Ok to be Gay – God Made You Like This”
Pope Francis: U.S. Needs to Be Ruled by World Government For Their Own Good
Brethren, this man never even pretends to care about sin, repentance or the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Here is the latest hogwash from the Vatican:
From Breitbart.com
Pope Francis Warns ‘Creation Is Groaning!’ in New Eco-Message
ROME — Pope Francis announced a “jubilee for the earth” Tuesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, calling on all to combat the “climate emergency.”
In his message for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, the pontiff has called for repentance, insisting we have “broken the bonds of our relationship with the Creator, with our fellow human beings, and with the rest of creation.”
“Our constant demand for growth and an endless cycle of production and consumption are exhausting the natural world,” the pope laments. “Forests are leached, topsoil erodes, fields fail, deserts advance, seas acidify and storms intensify.”
“Creation is groaning!” he concludes.
The solution to these problems is learning to “listen to the land,” he states, and to occupy our correct place in the “web of life.”
“We also need once more to listen to the land itself,” Francis said. “Today we hear the voice of creation admonishing us to return to our rightful place in the natural created order – to remember that we are part of this interconnected web of life, not its masters.”
“The disintegration of biodiversity, spiraling climate disasters, and unjust impact of the current pandemic on the poor and vulnerable: all these are a wakeup call in the face of our rampant greed and consumption,” he says.
The pope urges all to adopt a simpler, more austere lifestyle.
“We must examine our habits of energy usage, consumption, transportation, and diet,” he states. “We must eliminate the superfluous and destructive aspects of our economies, and nurture life-giving ways to trade, produce, and transport goods.”
More controversially, Francis calls for “restorative justice” to compensate for the “enormous ecological debt” incurred in the “historic exploitation of the global South.”
“We should not forget the historic exploitation of the global South that has created an enormous ecological debt, due mainly to resource plundering and excessive use of common environmental space for waste disposal,” he writes. “It is a time for restorative justice. In this context, I repeat my call for the cancellation of the debt of the most vulnerable countries, in recognition of the severe impacts of the medical, social and economic crises they face as a result of Covid-19.”
In his message, the pope reiterates his belief that “we are in the midst of a climate emergency” and therefore “climate restoration is of utmost importance.”
“We are running out of time, as our children and young people have reminded us,” he declares. “We need to do everything in our capacity to limit global average temperature rise under the threshold of 1.5°C enshrined in the Paris Climate Agreement, for going beyond that will prove catastrophic.”
With the commemoration of the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, the pope also launched an extended “Season of Creation,” which will continue until the feast of Saint Francis of Assisi on the fourth of October.
“During this period, Christians worldwide renew their faith in the God of creation and join in prayer and work for the care of our common home,” he states. source
Our Common Home?
First of all, to born-again believers, this is certainly NOT our home! We yearn to be with our Lord Jesus Christ in our real and eternal home – heaven.
Do you see how this man takes a part of Scripture and twists it to mean something completely different? We know who else twists Scripture, don’t we?
Here is what the Bible says about All Creation Groans:
From gotquestions.org
What does it mean that all creation groans (Romans 8:22)?
Answer: If you’ve ever longed to be released from your earthly body to be free from sin and the physical suffering associated with it, then you know something of what Paul meant when he said, “All creation groans” in Romans 8:22.
To better understand the meaning of all creation groans, it helps to consider the context. In Romans 8, the apostle Paul is teaching believers that their new life in Jesus Christ is solidly founded on God’s promises and plans for His children. The first promise Paul touches on is that of future glory: “I consider our present sufferings insignificant compared to the glory that will soon be revealed to us.” We may suffer now through our journey here on earth, but Paul reminds us that this world is not our home (1 Peter 2:11; Hebrews 11:13). Awaiting us is a glorious future kingdom where death is defeated, and tears of sorrow, pain, and grief will all be wiped away (Revelation 21:4). When we firmly lay hold of this promise from God, we can begin to view our current troubles as light and momentary compared to the far greater eternal weight of glory (2 Corinthians 4:17). Read rest of article HERE
One would think that in this time in history with the Covid-19 pandemic and the non-stop rioting, burning, looting and murder on our streets, that Francis might speak on the “sin” of mankind and how people need to get right with God.
Oh wait! He is NOT a Christian and hasn’t the faintest idea of what it means to repent of our sins and be born again!
But is Francis the False Prophet spoken of in God’s Word?
We can only wonder – God knows for sure.
But from where I stand, this man seems to be possessed with devils; and that may be a clear sign of who he truly is.
Shalom b’Yeshua
MARANATHA!!