!? Enoch, Columbia
(2011-present day)
OBVIOUS FALSE VISIONARY –
Enoch contradicts teachings and prophecies by approved saints,
mystics, theologians, Doctors of the Church.
This is a a tricky one
because the prophecies and warnings from Enoch sound extremely
real, the advice to pray the Rosary is good, all seems authentic, they will keep you reading ...until these visions don't match up with the teachings of the
Fathers / Doctors of the Church and contradicts prophecies from saints,
blessed, venerables, etc.
'Enoch' tells of all the
frightening purification and warnings we are to go through, and it
sounds like all the rest of the authentic prophecies, but then he
says when the huge cataclysmic war breaks out and Rome is attacked
and the Holy father is forced to flee for his life, the Antichrist
will appear and pretend to be a great peacemaker and make his seat in
Rome while the Pope who has fled will set up his seat in Jerusalem.
(!?) According to Enoch from Columbia, after the Antichrist reigns
in Rome, and the earth is purified, Christ is to reign and bring in
the New Heaven and Earth.
There are major red flags
with this.
First off, the 'visionary'
Enoch apparently has not mentioned the promised Age of Peace and the
restoration of the Church. Yes, according to true prophecies, we
will have wars and Rome will be attacked, a pope will flee but he
will die in exile. We will have a time of an anti-pope, but we were
promised one last Great Age in the Church where a Great Monarch would
come and also an Angelic Pontiff after the great purification. It
may be short, but it will be the greatest period of the Church before
the end of time.
The 'visionary' Enoch
apparently makes no mention of the Great Catholic Monarch and Angelic
Pontiff, and no Age of Peace. You can see from the Prophecy Timeline
on this page that God has indeed promised us these predestined
individuals. See the Prophecy Event Timeline, click here.
When a so-called
visionary contradicts other creditable prophecies by true mystics,
or, omits any details in such a way as to make it sound like the
other approved visions are no longer in effect and that God 'appears
to have changed His mind' – then that visionary is a fake.
The only way real
prophecies usually change is if people do enough penance and put the
time of punishment off so the timing might be different than
expected and events change as a result, or, a chastisement is mitigated. For example if a warning
is given, and people actually comply with the warning, which changes
the timing or mitigates the scale of the disaster. However, God never ever retracts a prophecy, which is
in fact a Divine promise as God has promised a series of events will
happen.
To foretell something of
great magnitude such the coming of a great king and pontiff and a
great period of restoration in His Church and then not fulfil it is
to call God a liar, and He cannot lie.
As Christ Himself said to
St. Peter when the zealous defender cut off the ear of the high
priest's servant – He could stop it all and ask His Father to send
legions of angels to His defence, but if He did this and stopped the
Passion: “How then shall the scriptures be fulfilled, that so it
must be done?” (Matt. 26:54) In other words, God had foretold
for epochs how salvation was to come about, and to change anything
that had been prophesied about Him and His death would be to make
Himself a liar.
As
St. Paul declared “For the gifts and calling of God are without
repentance,” (Rom. 11:29), that is, God does not retract what He
gives, “the promises of God are unchangeable, nor can He repent
conferring his gifts.” (footnote, Douay-Rheims Bible).
The same goes for the
Great Catholic Monarch prophecies. The Great King and Age of Peace
has been foretold, God and Our Lady will not retract their promises
or prophecies, or they will have been liars for centuries.
The terrible thing is
Enoch of Columbia's 'visions' claim the Antichrist is going to make
himself out to be the world's peacemaker in Rome, and the children
of God must not believe him.
This sounds like fake demonic visions
attempting to turn people away from the arrival of the Great Catholic
Monarch and Angelic Pontiff!
Also, Enoch says the
fleeing pope will go to Jerusalem, but not the Antichrist?
This goes against the
teachings of the Fathers and Doctors of the Church that agree the
Antichrist will set up his seat in Jerusalem, or, some other place in
the Middle East as he will reign as close as possible to the newly built Temple
in Jerusalem and the places where Christ lived in order to make himself out to be the
Messiah and fool all the Jews.
As St. Paul taught, if a
vision contradicts the teachings and Traditions handed down by the
Church, then don't believe them.
These visions by Enoch in
Columbia cannot be authentic.