The Son of Perdition 2X
Let us look past the false Jesus image and see the deeper meaning behind this.
“A report by the Vatican’s own newspaper reveals Pope Francis recently hung an image behind his desk depicting a naked Jesus Christ caressing his dead apostle Judas Iscariot. …Francis loved this painting so much that he has placed it on the wall behind his desk along with another representing Judas." –WND
Yes, this image of the 'Roman Catholic Jesus' that we see in paintings and statues all around the world is NOT what Jesus our Messiah looks like. This effeminate looking image, is none other then the illegitimated son of Pope Alexander VI, known as Caesar Borgia. Yet this is how the world has been taught to view our Messiah, however those that have eyes to see understand this is another 'Jesus'.
I know that many don't agree with me, but I still believe that Exodus 20:4 means no images period, not only 'graven images' aka statues. I appreciate Ellicott's Commentary on this…. "God would have no likeness made of Him, no representation that might cloud the conception of His entire separation from matter, His purely spiritual essence."
Now, we know that the Antichrist is called the 'son of perdition'. YET who else in the Bible is called the 'son of perdition'? Only one, JUDAS! Yes, that deceiver was from 'within' the church, that's the key here. The Father is letting us know that the 'man of sin' or the 'son of perdition' would be just like Judas. Someone who is counted as from 'within', but truly is on satan's side...
Here are those two 'Son of Perdition' verses...
…'that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition' -2 Thessalonians 2:3
…'not one of them perished but the son of perdition, so that the Scripture would be fulfilled.' -John 17:12
It only seems fitting that the Jesuit Pope would glorify and lift up Judas, the son of perdition, the one who betrayed our Messiah, while shaming the supposed Messiah 'Jesus' with nakedness.
Many times in the Word nakedness is used to identify defenselessness, vulnerability, helplessness, humiliation, shame, etc.
Classic of what the Vatican is known for. They only portray 'Jesus' as a helpless baby, a humiliated and emaciated man on the cross or a defenseless man laying in Mary's arms, purposely!
Let me just say all of the Protestant reformers knew the truth about the man of sin, whom sits in the Vatican. And yes, this is an unpopular belief today, by design, thanks to the Jesuits. We must do our own research, study out the scriptures, and pray for discernment.
Lastly, we know people place pictures of people they admire or love in their offices right, kind of like how Biden has a picture of Pope Francis behind his desk. Just saying!
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