Hello, John
and Doves,
Delving into
hidden meanings, IHS is the anagram for "in hoc
signo," which is a shortened version of the phrase, "In hoc signo
vinces."
In this vein
of thinking, the sign is actually the stylized sun,
not the cross. This is an example of the old
"bait and switch." The cross is there
to ensnare the simple into thinking that the
false prophet actually is a champion of Biblical
Christianity. Nothing could be further from the
truth.
Now, of
course, we must prove all identities. That
responsibility is left to the watcher on the wall.
~Blessings,
Mike C.
"Pope Francis' coat of arms"
Here is Pope Francis' coat of arms. Can anyone decipher it? His father was born in Italy. He is the first Jesuit pope ... this should be interesting because his initial oath of allegiance was to the Director General of the Jesuits. This could give the "Black Pope" a whole new meaning.
