Barefoot man dressed in sackcloth appears in Vatican City, praying
ABC.net.au/news
-- By Lyn Leahz
on March 15, 2013 
Draw your own conclusions on this one,
i.e. Prophet Elijah? A monk? A street bum?
A barefoot man prays at St. Peter’s square during the papal conclave on March 12, 2013 in Vatican
City. Not sure what to make of this,
but I thought I would post it. I will try to get some
more information as there is no commentary on the news source.
We know that during the great tribulation period God will
send two witnesses who will prophesy 1,260 days clothed in sackcloth. I'm
not saying that he is one of the wittnesses, but it's interesting that he
is dressed in sackcloth (Ed., and carrying a wooden staff). -- Comments by
Xandernieuws (Dutch). View Video:
4 comments:
This is a very interesting image John. One thing I did notice in this pic is the energy aura surrounding the upper portion of this mans body. This gentleman's facial expression is also extremely interesting, such a sense of peace and knowing being expressed imo. Certainly a fascinating moment captured here for contemplation.
Have a fabulous day John.
Aurataya
John....
you may want to reveal this website....is our world a stage with actors ready to play OZ? YOU DECIDE!!!
http://www.wellaware1.com/index3.htm
Thanks Anonymous 11:54. I have to tell you that website is amazing! Amazing in terms of how we are just so stupid to not see the truth, we seem to take everything in this country without a grain of salt. But mostly because they keep us "occupied" in our daily material illusion and with the daily "crumbs" they hand us out after they take the bulk of it. Even worse is hard to imagine that these people that are acting are all part of the grand "illusion". This is why I don't watch tv any longer. No need to, there is nothing worth watching there anymore except if you want to continue to live in the matrix.
I kinda always knew that Sarah Palin was an actress funny how she just sprang one one day out of nowhere and became so famous, just like an actress.
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