Originally posted by AQ6666
Let`s look at his coat of arms a bit closer...

So we have Alpha and Omega (the beggining and THE END), we have the fisherman ropes, we have a sword, a castle on top of the water representing ??? and a couple more icons I`m not sure what it represents ....Any thoughts ?

The castle represents the "beast from the sea". Beasts can mean kingdoms or kings. So here it's a reference to Satan's 7 headed, 10 horned kingdom.

This concept also explains the stories of "Atlantis"/ the beast from the sea. Atlantis is a decoy antichrist kingdom, the real Satanic kingdoms being Greece/ the EU (4 headed leopard Daniel 2), Russia (1 headed bear), the UK (1 headed lion with wings), and 1 head of the 4th terrifying beast with 10 horns. The little horn is the 11th horn and leads the 4th beast kingdom which will have 3 incarnations/ cycles. These first 3 entities (the EU, Russia, and the UK) will "hate the whore and burn her with fire"/ the 4th beast kingdom, which ushers in a "new and improved" 4th terrifying beast kingdom.

So, in other words, there are multiple antichrists - one of which will be the new Pope. But that is part of the deception, at each stage people think they have finally gotten to the "good" christ figure after disposing of the previous one.

Great thread. I wanted to help decode that coat of arms as it is definatly something that is interesting in a catholic church. To source ill be using a book of mine called "The Element Encyclopedia of Secret signs and Symbols".

Lets start at the top, and work our way down. So at the top we have the cardenal hat, out of that hat comes two knots.The knot signifies the act of binding or holding. The red string that comes out is symbolic of someone who practice's the kabbahla.

The cross directly underneath the hat is a leviathan cross. It was origonaly used by the knights templars, and the Cathars. It was later used in alcemy as a symbol for sufler (one of the three esential elements of alchemy). It was then adopted by anthony la vey, as a symbol for his church of satan.

We then see inside the shield the symbols alpha and omega inside a spread representing the closeness of the two. alpha and omega obviously representing begining and end(peter and peter?).

The three swords represent pain and loss. They are placd in the form of a labarum. This is one of the oldest known symbol in christianty(pre-dating the use of the cross), and is used as a symbol to represent "The christ". The swords are placed upon a podium as to show authourity or as if to "take center stage"

Now I couldnt find anything on the gold cross in the middle or the overlayed AM, and as i have to run to work, for now ill leave it as is and check up later, but that is a good point in the right dirrection I hope,

Originally posted by openeyeswideshut
The cross directly underneath the hat is a leviathan cross. It was origonaly used by the knights templars, and the Cathars. It was later used in alcemy as a symbol for sufler (one of the three esential elements of alchemy). It was then adopted by anthony la vey, as a symbol for his church of satan.

Not at all, the cross underneath the hat is a regular two-barred cross called "Patriarcal cross", it's nothing but a depiction of a Christian cross with the upper and smaller line representing the part of the original Christ's cross where INRI was written, it's also called a Cross of Lorraine.
Plus the Leviathan cross as an "infinite" symbol under it.

The red hat and its pendant is a Cardinal hat, every Cardinal has it on its coat of arms.

The Alpha and Omega in a book represents either Christ or God as they are called "The Alpha and Omega" in the Book of Revelation, keep in mind that this is ecclesiastical heraldry, which is pretty different from classical heraldry considering that the coat of arms are designed by the persons using it.

The three swords represent pain and loss. They are placd in the form of a labarum. This is one of the oldest known symbol in christianty(pre-dating the use of the cross), and is used as a symbol to represent "The christ". The swords are placed upon a podium as to show authourity or as if to "take center stage.

A labarum is a flag-like object so it can't really be in the "form of a labarum", the three swords are clearly on some kind of altar, from the curve I'd say they are scimitars (which, when it comes to swords, means a tie to Africa), the "pain and loss" meaning comes from... tarot, nothing heraldic about that so you can forget it.
Rather than the Christ it represents the Holy Trinity.

The castle is a difficult one, it differs from classic heraldry and could symbolise a lot of thing, it used to mean "safety" so I guess it should be something of that nature (safety of the church, faith, etc.).


Now I couldnt find anything on the gold cross in the middle or the overlayed AM, and as i have to run to work, for now ill leave it as is and check up later, but that is a good point in the right dirrection I hope,

Same here, I suspect the blue symbols to be something related to the Holy Trinity or the crucifixion rather than letters but I've no idea what the green symbol on the cross could mean.

Ps: people shouldn't expect anything fancy from this coat of arms, nobody would be stupid enough to put in here some kind of prophecy or conspiracy.

That really is weird.

Maybe there is a hidden entry there or something hidden within the sarcophagus?
If that were the case though, why would the footage be public?

The correct prophetic term is "black pope", and many assumed this to mean that the pope would be dark skinned.

However the Jesuits wear black robes, which means a pope of the Jesuit order would also be a black pope.

It's not a racist remark by any means.

What's in a name? Everything. But that's another topic :-)
The name mentioned here was used in a prophetic verse to assist in identifying the last pope. A name identifies, which means that the last pope will be identified with this name. Either directly (unlikely), through their history, or through their actions.