Posted by Marie Poppins on November 3, 2020 in Religion
Armageddon revelations studies? Statistical data reveals an apocalyptic code that points to end-time events right now. The pattern was so strong and unusual that it appeared to be nothing short of miraculous. Saint Hermenegild was the young son of a Visigothic King of Spain who espoused an Arian heresy. Saint Hermenegild, being a staunch Catholic, would receive no communion from anyone other than a Catholic priest, and was killed because he refused to take communion from an Arian bishop sent by his father. (See: Michael Walsh, ed., Cardinal Basil Hume, O.S.B., Archbishop of Canterbury, frwd., Butler’s Lives of the Saints, Concise Edition, Harper & Row, Publishers, San Francisco (1985), pp. 110-111).
Now looking at the foregoing timetraks chart for World War II (FIGURES 5.1-5.2 & APPENDIX), it may appear to the untrained eye that a future world war will occur only between 2027 and 2028. However, nothing can be further from the truth, for just because there is little or no activity prior to the 2027, does not necessarily mean that there is no world war going on. Indeed, according to the said timetraks of World War II, the years 1939 to the beginning of 1942, showed little or no activity whatsoever. But we know, as history can attest to, that World War II started on the 1st day of September in 1939.
Unlike the said spirits from Heaven, the author’s said spirit was in horrible condition and appeared polluted. Flakes at the bottom of the author’s spirit represented the author’s deplorable sinful mistakes in life. Such markers of sin in the author’s spirit can be likened to the “specks” and cloudy “shade” that appeared in Saint Anna Maria Taigi’s luminous “sun” disc that was given by Heaven to aid her in her mission to God. Indeed, according to those involved in the death Inquest of the said Saint, it was revealed that the God given gift that she referred to as the sun disc that followed her around appeared to be an extension of her soul. “By the assistance of the angel she saw near things and distant things, present and future, as also the secret thoughts of others, with a certainty which made persons believe that she could read hearts. The sun afforded her the same kind of light to Anna Maria, and she exercised by its means a continual control over her dispositions and behavior; as she saw her involuntary defects, in this luminary in the form of shades, or specks, like flies; and when the servant of God humbled herself, imploring forgiveness, the sun immediately returned its cloudless luster.” According to Entry 83 of Saint Faustina Kowalska’s Diary, Jesus Christ related to her that before the expected Day of Judgment of God’s wrath can occur, the Day of Divine Mercy must first precede it. For the Divine Mercy prepares the world for the Second Coming of Christ. (Entry 429). And as Jesus again stated to the saint: “He who refuses to pass through the door of My mercy must pass through the door of My justice.” (Entry 1146). Find even more information on https://www.revelationcodealphabroken.com/.
Staring in June 25 of 1981, in the small village of Medjugorje in what is now known as Croatia in the former Yugoslavia, six young children, named Vicka, Ivanka, Jakov and Marija, claimed to have seen apparitions of the Virgin Mary. The apparitions were seen by all of the children everyday for many years. The Virgin Mary declared to the children that once her daily apparitions cease, there will no longer be anymore marian apparitions on earth, for it would no longer be necessary. The Virgin further declared that Medjugorje would be the fulfillment of Fatima and that her heart would be victorious.
These years appeared to have been a Christian dynasty for American professional sports teams. Of the 32 teams in the NFL, only 4 are named after Christian saints or angels. In the NHL, it is only 4 out of 30 teams. In MLB, it is only 6 out of 30. In MLS, it is only 2 out of 19. And in the NBA, it is only 4 out of 30. In all five leagues, there are only 20 out of a total of 141 teams that are named after either Christian saints or angels. But for fifteen straight years, stretching from 1999 to 2014, 13 out of the 20 Christian named teams have won a total of 30 of the biggest and most watched world championships in American, if not world history. Read more information on virgin Mary apparition.