Pope Frances offered incense to a box with bones and ashes. The Vatican claims this to be the remains of “Peter”, a disciple of Jesus.
Bones believed to belong to Saint Peter, one of the founding fathers of the Catholic Church, went on display for the first time Sunday, as Pope Francis held a ceremony to end the “Year of Faith”.
Tens of thousands of pilgrims gathered to catch a glimpse of the remains, eight fragments of bone between two and three centimetres (around one inch) long displayed on an ivory bed within a bronze chest on a pedestal in St. Peter’s Square.
The chest, given to pope Paul VI in 1971 and usually kept in the tiny chapel of the papal apartments, was decorated with a carving of Peter, who was a fisherman before becoming the Church’s first pope, casting his nets into the sea.
At the start of the solemn ceremony, Francis prayed before the chest, bordered by white and yellow roses, before blessing the bones with incense.
The bones have long been the object of controversy between historians and archaeologists: they were first discovered in a 1940 dig next to an ancient monument honouring Saint Peter, but ended up gathering dust in a storage box.
It was not until archaeologist Margherita Guarducci discovered graffiti near the excavated tomb reading “Petros eni”, which could mean “Peter is here”, that she requested tests on the fragments.
She found they belonged to a robust man who died aged between 60 and 70 and had been buried in a purple, gold-threaded cloth — enough to convince Paul VI to say in 1968 that Peter’s bones had been identified “in a convincing manner.”
With no DNA evidence to support the find, the debate over whether they really do belong to one of Jesus Christ’s apostles is likely to continue, but the Vatican has said it “has no intention of opening up any argument.”
“Faith, the people of God, have always believed these to be the relics of the apostle Peter, and we continue to venerate them in this way,” Rino Fisichella, head of the pontifical council for evangelisation, said in the Vatican’s newspaper L’Osservatore Romano.
Source: Business Insider
My comment:
At the height of Roman Catholic support for Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini in 1940, the Vatican claimed to have found the bones of Peter a disciple of Jesus. The bones were found in Rome.
With Pope Francis offering incense to a box with ashes and bony remains, we have the prof that he is an antichrist. Because offering of incense, is worship. And those who worship created items, mock and blaspheme against the creator God, who elusively is worthy of our worship, reverence and honor.
2 Thessalonians 2:9-11
The coming of the lawless one will be in accordance with how Satan works. He will use all sorts of displays of power through signs and wonders that serve the lie, and all the ways that wickedness deceives those who are perishing. They perish because they refused to love the truth and so be saved. For this reason God sends them a powerful delusion so that they will believe the lie.
What you see on these pictures, is wickedness and lawlessness put into practice. The man of sin revealed, a man doomed for destruction.
You do not have to spend eternity with the Popes.
The second issue, is fraud linked to the lack of identification of an known historical person. There is absolutely no evidence what so ever, that the ashes and bones presented by this religious “skull and bones society”, is of Peter, the Jewish disciple of Jesus the Messiah.
They exchanged the truth about God for a lie, and worshipped and served created things rather than the Creator – who is for ever praised. Amen.
There was no DNA taken from this disciple. His place of burial is unknown, and a disputed matter. The problem for the Papacy, is that the whole foundation of its claimed authority rests on this small box. If Peter never was the bishop of Rome, the claimed apostolic succession of the Pope as the sole holder of “Peter’s authority”, is fiction, an a carefully invented falsification of truth.
The Scriptures anyway, expose this claim to be not Biblical. There is no physical inherited succession in the Kingdom of God. True followers of Jesus the Messiah must be born again by he Spirit of God. The Holy Spirit distributes His authority to whomever he desire, and not as given by the succession of wicked men who served and honored Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini. Be aware that it was Mussolini who gifted the Pope the Vatican statehood in 1929.
The Bible explains that the Jews should consider incense to be an ‘Holy item”, to be used during worship.
Exodus 30:37
Do not make any incense with this formula for yourselves; consider it holy to the Lord.
Incense was also offered by the pagans, with horrible consequences:
1 Kings 11:7-9
On a hill east of Jerusalem, Solomon built a high place for Chemosh the detestable god of Moab, and for Molek the detestable god of the Ammonites. He did the same for all his foreign wives, who burned incense and offered sacrifices to their gods.
Today, we shall honor Jesus the Messiah, the living God. Not any items placed on an altar.
If you want to escape the fire of Hell, you must renounce this evil. By participating in the sins of the Popes, you place you self inside a movements who serve the Kingdom of darkness. This is the ultimate deception, since the servants of Satan do their works in the name of “Christ”, the son of the pagan “queen of heaven”.
It is your choice where you shall spend eternity. Be wise. Repent, or perish.
Written by Ivar
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That’ vicious
Isn’t it a bit to late to speak about Religious fraud? Or is it because Pope Francis will meet the Ortodox Church to then act united Chiristians?
The strange thing about it,that there is no evidence in The Bible that Peter ever went to Rome. He was a Married man as he invited Christ into his Mother-in-law house. This so called nonsense and claim that Peter was the First Pope is just total and utter made up free will Nonsense.
Was Peter realy that small that he fits in an tiny box? (joke)
http://www.aloha.net/~mikesch/peters-jerusalem-tomb.htm
Peters tomb found in Jerusalem