That quote is very true!!!

There are so many things in "readiness" right now to trigger a major melt down of our present society that the whole endtime scenario could be upon us any day, suddenly, with "overwhelming surprise".

One still have to ask why DB promotes papal ideas on pastors/priests. He is out of bounds on women's ordination promoting ordination in catholic ways. Does he not see it? (obviously)

No man, however famous, (or woman for that matter) has perfect understanding.

Batchelor is right in seeing the strides the papacy is making on the "worship" issues. He is correctly warning about the "front door" approach of the papal campaign.

But his zeal against WO has put several blinders on his eyes as he gleaned quite a few of his anti-WO arguments from the Catholic position; and has basically opened a SIDE DOOR, for the papal campaign to enter Adventist.

As far as I can see -- he hurt his own position by using some "strange" arguments.

Hopefully he will see where this elevating pastors and calling them priests leads straight into Rome.

Perhaps Florida was right in putting focus on one who is opening the SIDE DOOR to papal teachings.

By the way, does anyone know when the U.N. Climate Conference is meeting in Paris?....


If something was going to happen 565 days in the future, I could not see myself saying "565" days. I may, perhaps, if I were feeling fairly precise, say 550 days. I could very well say over 500 days. Or I may say a little under 600 days. But it would be highly unlikely for me to say 565 days.

If I were asked how many days were in between two days, I would calculate exactly how many. If I were measuring something, I would also. And I might say "about" 500 days. But if my point was to show how far or how soon something was going to happen, if I were to emphasize how few days there were left, I would not be precise.

I'm just wondering, could it be possible, that Fabius could view this issue of days much like I do? Is it possible that he didn't really see the precise number of days, didn't really care what the precise number of days were, but he saw it was 5xx days, he wanted to emphasize and urge the uniting together of the U.N. conference to cause enforcement of measures?

So I don't think anything is going to happen Sep 24 other than the pope promoting climate change in preparation for the conference. It's the conference that will have force to "avoid chaos". (Or start it as the case may be)

Interesting post kland.
Whatever the truth is concerning global warming it is in fact irrelevant.
What matters is how the world powers are using it as one of their weapons
to corral humanity and usher in the end of human freedom.

Sunday keeping has already been tied to family unity. I wonder how it will be insinuated into the environmental debate? Perhaps as a way of uniting the human family in the battle to save the planet? After all, every army requires a flag to follow.

May 12,2014 French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said "“We have 500 days to avoid climate chaos,”

That takes us to Sept. 24, 2015


The United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP21 will be held in Paris, France in 2015, at the Le Bourget site from November 30 to December 11, 2015.

That's another 65 or so days later.

The 500 days point to the pope's appearance in America.

You will see by the Pope's schedule that he is taking in BOTH
-- Climate Change Conference and
-- Family Conference

Sept. 24 Thursday morning, the pope will make the first-ever address to the U.S. Congress in Washington D.C.
Sept. 25 Friday morning Pope addresses the United Nations General Assembly in New York where he is expected to discuss climate change
Sept. 26 Saturday, the pope is in Philadelphia, to attend the Festival of Families at Benjamin Franklin Parkway and hold a Prayer Vigil with World Meeting of Families (WMOF) at 7:30 p.m. EDT.
Sept. 27 Sunday afternoon, still in Philadelphia, there will be a papal parade before Pope flies back to Rome Sunday evening.

Makes one wonder, what does Minister Fabius know about the Pope's congressional speech that the rest of us do not? Are his words some sort of cryptic acknowledgement of the assumption of Papal authority?


"Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled." Matthew 24:34

What the pope says at congress is one thing.

What Fabius was talking about was the climate change in Paris. About 500 days away from when he said it. That if they do nothing at the climate change conference, we will have disaster. So we had 500 days to avoid it.

The pope is another issue. One, no doubt, to promote climate change at congress for the Paris conference to ensure evil gets its way. Promoting climate change and, of course, other things on his agenda.