Threatening the Pope?
Can someone watch this video and explain what it’s about?
I’m exhausted by the constant stream of spam-behaviour, pushed out daily by those who seem committed to treason against God.
Hmmm.
The battle lines between good and evil are no longer forming.
They are drawn.
And still, not a single “MAGAtholic” I know raises an eyebrow.
Is this the grand delusion spoken of in Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 2:11?
The Antichrist as Office
The Antichrist is an ancient office. I have written about this before.
Read it here:
https://donkenobi.blogspot.com/2025/12/the-antichrist-is-office-ancient-one.html
But leave that aside.
That is another conversation.
What Demons Fear
Earlier today, I watched a short video.
A simple claim:
What do demons fear the most?
Not wealth.
Not power.
Not ritual.
Judgment Day.
Not merely the fact that it will come, but the reminder of it.
According to renowned exorcists, that reminder rattles them.
Makes them less cocky.
Less insolent.
(Demons are all that and worse. I knew you knew that.)
Why Threaten the Pope?
Where am I going with this?
Simple.
Why would anyone threaten the Pope?
What does he cause them to remember?
The Paradox of Agitation
Here is the part that surprised me.
According to exorcists:
Even though they are rattled, reminding them of Judgment Day makes them more aggressive.
It complicates the exorcism.
It intensifies resistance.
It provokes something.
You might want to watch the documentary here:
https://youtu.be/q8jetk5jhX4?si=vZY9kK5h2KvSsUXP
Lines Hardened
The lines between light and darkness have hardened.
There is nothing left to pretend about.
They have the leverage.
Or so they think.
And that is why many who claim to follow Jesus, the Light, yet walk in the footsteps of Mammon, do not flinch.
Even as the kingdom of heaven suffers violence.
The Grand Delusion
This may be the very thing spoken of in Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 2:11.
Because you refused the truth that would save you.
Read it yourself:
The Man of Lawlessness (2 Thessalonians 2:10–12)
10 — and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them.
11 — For this reason God will send them a powerful delusion so that they believe the lie,
12 — in order that judgment may come upon all who have disbelieved the truth and delighted in wickedness.
Don Kenobi
#OldManInTheMolue
#MyFrancisEssays
Postscript: A New (Old) Discovery
I have begun studying Ethiopian Christianity.
And I had a moment, a real one, where my heart skipped as I heard excerpts from the Book of Covenants in the Ethiopian Bible.
The Forty Days
I believe it sheds light on what Jesus did in the 40 days between His resurrection and ascension.
And what He did was teach.
It was… astonishing.
It felt like I may have stumbled onto something.
A missing link, for me.
Something that gives more vitality to the Gospel.
It does not shy away from what seem like gaps in the canonical books.
It confronts them.
A Deeper Narrative
For example, it explores how the Lord of the universe descended, from the heights of heaven into the physical world, and became the Word incarnate.
It speaks of those 40 days.
Yes.
Those 40 days again.
Why Now?
My question is this:
Why is all this just coming out?
And yet…
I love that it is.
A Lamp for This Time
Perhaps the Holy Spirit allowed Ethiopian Christianity to be overlooked for 1,700 years…
Until a time such as this.
A time when it might serve as a lamp to the feet of true seekers.
Recovering Bearing
Ethiopian Christianity might help the faith recover its true bearing.
For instance, learning what Jesus taught in those 40 days before the ascension…
I had no idea how grounding that knowledge would be.
The intensity.
The focus.
The nature of those teachings.
Not Yet… But Close
I am still studying.
Still learning.
I will not rush to share.
But I will say this:
I am close to shouting Eureka.
Not yet.
But close.
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