Elder Paisios: Prophecy on World War

I wonder what those Hondurans believe is going to happen when they reach the border.
What have they been promised?

 

Good question.
"Woe to the inhabitants of the earth"

 

Here is another perspective:
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/mi...s-in-mexico-with-members-vowing-to-reach-u-s/
"CIUDAD HIDALGO, Mexico — Despite Mexican efforts to stop them at the border, about 2,000 Central American migrants swam or rafted across a river separating that country from Guatemala, re-formed their mass caravan in Mexico and vowed to resume their journey toward the United States.

Their numbers swelled to about 5,000 overnight and at first light they set out walking toward the Mexican town of Tapachula, 10 abreast in a line stretching approximately a mile.

It was not immediately clear where the additional travelers had materialized from since about 2,000 gathered on the Mexican side Saturday night. They seemed likely to be people who had been waiting on the bridge over the Suchiate River or in the Guatemalan town of Tecun Uman and who decided to cross during the night.

President Trump repeated his recent threats to seal the border to prevent the migrants from entering the U.S. in a series of tweets Sunday afternoon, blaming Democrats for the situation. "Full efforts are being made to stop the onslaught of illegal aliens from crossing our Souther [sic] Border ... The Caravans are a disgrace to the Democrat Party. Change the immigration laws NOW!"

At dawn there were still an estimated 1,500 migrants on the Guatemalan side hoping to enter legally.

They marched on through Mexico like a rag tag army of the poor, shouting triumphantly slogans like "Si se pudo!" or "Yes, we could!"

As they passed through Mexican villages on the outskirts of Ciudad Hidalgo, they drew applause, cheers and donations of food and clothing from Mexicans.
Olivin Castellanos, 58, a truck driver and mason from Villanueva, Honduras, said he took a raft across the river after Mexico blocked the bridge. "No one will stop us, only God," he said. "We knocked down the door and we continue walking." He wants to reach the U.S. to work. "I can do this," he said, pointing to the asphalt under his feet. "I've made highways."

The migrants, who said they gave up trying to enter Mexico legally because the asylum application process was too slow, gathered Saturday at a park in the border city of Ciudad Hidalgo. They voted by a show of hands to continue north en masse, then marched to the bridge crossing the Suchiate River and urged those still on it to come join them.

The decision to re-form the migrant caravan capped a day in which Mexican authorities again refused mass entry to migrants on the bridge, instead accepting small groups for asylum processing and giving out 45-day visitor permits to some. Authorities handed out numbers for people to be processed in a strategy seen before at U.S. border posts when dealing with large numbers of migrants.

But many became impatient and circumventing the border gate, crossing the river on rafts, by swimming or by wading in full view of the hundreds of Mexican police manning the blockade on the bridge. Some paid locals the equivalent of $1.25 to ferry them across the muddy waters. They were not detained on reaching the Mexican bank.

Sairy Bueso, a 24-year old Honduran mother of two, was another migrant who abandoned the bridge and crossed into Mexico via the river. She clutched her 2-year-old daughter Dayani, who had recently had a heart operation, as she got off a raft.

"The girl suffered greatly because of all the people crowded" on the bridge, Bueso said. "There are risks that we must take for the good of our children."

In addition to those who crossed the river, immigration agents processed migrants in small groups and then bused them to an open-air, metal-roof fairground in Tapachula, where the Red Cross set up small blue tents on the concrete floor.

Mexico's Interior Department said it had received 640 refugee requests by Hondurans at the border crossing. It released photos of migrants getting off buses at a shelter and receiving food and medical attention.

At least half a dozen migrants fainted in the crush.

Some tore open a fence on the Guatemala side of the bridge and threw two young children, perhaps age 6 or 7, and their mother into the muddy waters about 40 feet below. They were rafted to safety in on the Mexican bank.


Mexican workers handed food and bottled water to the migrants on the bridge. Through the bars, a doctor gave medical attention to a woman who feared her young son was running a fever.

Sustenance also came from Guatemalan locals — for Carlos Martinez, a 24-year-old from Santa Barbara, Honduras, the plate of chicken with rice was the first bite to eat he'd had all day.

"It is a blessing that they have given us food," Martinez said. "It gives me courage to keep waiting, as long as I can."

Migrants cited widespread poverty and gang violence in Honduras, one of the world's deadliest nations by homicide rate, as their reasons for joining the caravan.

Juan Carlos Mercado, 20, from Santa Barbara, Honduras, says corruption and a lack of jobs in Honduras has stymied him. "We just want to move ahead with our lives," he said Sunday. He said he'd do any kind of work.

The caravan elicited a series of angry tweets and warnings from Mr. Trump early in the week, but Mexico's initial handling of the migrants at its southern border seemed to have satisfied him more recently.

"So as of this moment, I thank Mexico," Mr. Trump said Friday at an event in Scottsdale, Arizona. "I hope they continue. But as of this moment, I thank Mexico. If that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military — not the Guard."

"They're not coming into this country," Mr. Trump added.

"The Mexican Government is fully engaged in finding a solution that encourages safe, secure, and orderly migration," State Department Spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Saturday, "and both the United States and Mexico continue to work with Central American governments to address the economic, security, and governance drivers of illegal immigration."

After an emergency meeting in Guatemala, presidents Hernandez of Honduras and Jimmy Morales of Guatemala said an estimated 5,400 migrants had entered Guatemala since the caravan was announced a week ago, and about 2,000 Hondurans have returned voluntarily.


Morales said a Honduran migrant died in the town of Villa Nueva, 20 miles from Guatemala City, when he fell from a truck."

I'm not saying illegal immigration is right or OK. For many of us, our grandparents migrated as refugees legally, some absolutely starving in Steerage in the bowels of a ship. Do I hear reference to the Great Hunger? I'm offering a compassionate perspective, highlighted in blue. There are usually at least two sides to anything. This is no exception. I honor my grandparents, aunts and uncles-their siblings with this post, fully respecting their plight and legal approach to a far better life.

 

Two Mexican journalists have reported that in this invasion there are ISIS terrorists from Yemen. The Mexican government has deported quite a few Islamists. But this is not being reported in the MSM.

 

Lousy video, I can't read such serious information that fast. Suspicious?

 

hmmm

 

Website...article?

 

Heard it this morning on Radio Sirius - Fox Business. May have been Varney’s interview.

 

Today’s separation between the Greek Orthodox and Russian Church may be the beginning of this prophecy.

 

I believe Soros planted the explosive device at his home, in order to blame the conservatives.

 

If that war kicks off, we may all go out and start shouting our faith from the rooftops.

 

The fire begins slowly to burn:
https://sputniknews.com/europe/2018...-turkey-territorial-waters-expansion-dispute/

Other part of the prophecy is very likely. China want to enter the war in the Middle East:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/china-we-might-help-assad-with-the-war-in-syria

 

http://www.interfax-religion.com/?act=news&div=14611

22 October 2018, 10:38
Russian Orthodox Church denies rumors of coming visit of Pope Francis to Moscow (updated)
Moscow, October 22, Interfax - The Russian Orthodox Church has denied the alleged discussion of preparations for a visit of Pope Francis to Moscow.

"As for the new armchair pseudo-insiders and other quasi-experts: the Pope of Rome's visit to Russia is not on the agenda," the head of the Synod's department for relations of the church with society and media, Vladimir Legoyda, said on his Telegram channel on Monday morning.

Russian bloggers reported on Monday alleged preparations for Pope Francis' visit to Moscow, which was bound to demonstrate the high international standing of the Russian Orthodox Church after its break-up with the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.

In turn, Metropolitan Hilarion, who met with the Pontiff in the Vatican the day before, told the Italian newspaper Il Messaggero that a decision regarding this visit "will be made in bilateral contacts between the Roman Catholic Church and the Moscow Patriarchate." He did not specify the time of the visit and did not say when the discussions might start.

 

I'm actually expecting this visit to happen.
We've been watching for the pope to visit Moscow haven't we?

 

Gee whiz!

 

We all know it will.
It seems prudent to watch. It is all being unrolled like a scroll before us.

 

Bookmark this page and check it every few days. It has news on the Orthodox maneuvering I have not seen anywhere in the western media. It is important to pay attention to all the Churches.

http://www.interfax-religion.com/

 

WOW!!

 

My feeling on the Pope going to Russia and the future late consecration of Russia is that both will occur when the world is truly at it's worst and in my opinion that means that some horrible, maybe atomic, man-made event will occur. This event will push these things to happen because it appears that mankind needs this sort of event to occur in order to truly feel the urgency to help prevent the annihilation of nations.

Elder Paisios allegedly stated, "The arena will be Palestine, their grave — the Dead Sea...after the event people will come to despair, and then everything will be studying the Gospel and Scripture. Christ will spare the world and show the sign for faith. Then thou shalt seek the unbeliever." The latter part of this prophecy reminds me of the huge conversion that St. Hildegard states will occur in the end times.

He also allegedly stated the following, "Turkey will disappear from the map".

In addition, there is another sign which Paisios allegedly spoke of, "Characteristic feature that makes these events will be the destruction of the mosque of Omar, as it would mean the destruction of the beginning of work on the reconstruction of Solomon's Temple, which was built right in the place."

So, I suppose that if these prophecies of Elder Paisios are from heaven then the Mosque of Omar will be destroyed before the war that he speaks of in the Middle East occurs.

Ref. http://survincity.com/2012/02/9-prophecies-elder-paisios-the-athonite/ and https://iconandlight.wordpress.com/...of-the-confessors-saint-paisios-the-athonite/

In regard to Paisios' prophecies about China, this article https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/China_hidden_camps that Blizzard posted today is more evidence that China continues to become more and more unhinged, imo.

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In relation to the discussion of the caravan of illegal immigrants approaching the southern border of the USA, I found the following linked on a Catholic twitter feed today,

100 ISIS Terrorists Caught in Guatemala as Central American Caravan Heads to U.S.
OCTOBER 18, 2018 https://www.judicialwatch.org/blog/...ala-as-central-american-caravan-heads-to-u-s/