https://youtu.be/EeSIrkijDx8?si=5IVrdJf15pNFQTlMMy comment on this video (on The Prophecy of Irish Bishop Malachi and Petros Romanos, the last Pope):You are right about your main point: Pope Francis does fit the description of Petros Romanos, especially as his father, Peter, came from Rome, and therefore of the last Pope of Rome. Some corrigendas, however: 1. Contrary to what is claimed here, the word "Papacy" doesn't come from "Pontifex", it comes from the Greek word "Papos", which means "Father". The Slavonic "Popov", often shortened to "Pop" comes from the same Indo-European root word. Hence "Pope", simply means "father", and hence we have, for example, the Pope of Alexandria. 2. The Emperor Constantine did not found "Roman Catholicism". That was founded in 1054 when Rome, the Patriarchate of the West fell away, breaking away from, and breaking communion with the four Eastern Patriarchates of: the Ecumenical (aka universal or global, worldwide) Patriarchate of Constantinople; Antioch and all-Asia; Jerusalem; and Alexandria and all-Africa. 3. Protestantism is a series of heretical off-shoots from this root heresy of Romanism.4. Christ founded the Church, and was crucified in the first century AD, long before 1054AD, let alone (Germanic, Reformation) Protestantism's founding in 1517 by Luther. Therefore neither Romanism nor (Reformed, Germanic) Protestantism could possibly be the True Church. There's no Christianity outside the Church. Therefore, you, as a Protestant, are a heretic and NOT a Christian.5. All of the Orthodox Patriarchates and Churches, apart from the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR) (and those under them) fell away into the Romanist Papist heresy when ROCOR became the only Orthodox Synod to condemn the freemason Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople's purported (and theologically impossible) lifting of the 1054 Anathema against the Roman Papacy on December 7th 1965. 6. ROCOR, to distinguish itself and its followers, called itself True Orthodox. You will now only find the Church in "True Orthodoxy". 7. Prophecy has continued as part of both the Written and Unwritten Holy Tradition to which the Bible refers. Obviously unwritten tradition can not, by definition, be found in the bible. Written tradition includes services, such as those of Holy Matrimony, not found in the Bible. Prophecy is one of the gifts mentioned in the bible. So, post-biblical prophecy is real, including that of Malachy. And also the entirely accurate 24 part Anonymous Prophecy of Mount Athos of 1053AD, which predicts, explicitly, the end of the Roman Papacy, one (True) (Orthodox) (Christian) Patriarchate for all of Europe,and the submission of the Latins to the unerring faith of the (True) Orthodox Christians, amidst rejoicing, all of which brings the Great East-West Schism of 1054AD to an end, the point of the prophecy. Parts 13-24 of the Prophecy remain to be completely fulfilled (Part 13 "England for the Saxons Only", has been unfolding since at least the 2016 UK and Gibraltar EU Referendum Leave victory). But many of the saints' calendars, such as that of St. Nilus the Myrrh-Gusher, end in 2037, so likely by then, still well within the maximum plausible lifetime for Pope Francis.8. The Donation of Constantine was proven to be a forgery from long after Constantine's time, in the 18th century AD. You therefore make a crass and basic error by citing it uncritically as an authority. Typically of an evangelical, you are very poor at history and haven't researched things fully, coming up with a host of inaccuracies.9. None of us, unless they have the gift of prophecy sufficiently, knows how long we will live. Therefore please contact me on X/Twitter @adrianwhyatt to maximise your chances of joining the True Orthodox Church and this being saved. I have not, at least yet, been granted the gift of prophecy.

https://youtu.be/EeSIrkijDx8?si=5IVrdJf15pNFQTlM

My comment on this video (on The Prophecy of Irish Bishop Malachi and Petros Romanos, the last Pope):

You are right about your main point: Pope Francis does fit the description of Petros Romanos, especially as his father, Peter, came from Rome, and therefore of the last Pope of Rome. 

Some corrigendas, however: 

1. Contrary to what is claimed here, the word "Papacy" doesn't come from "Pontifex", it comes from the Greek word "Papos", which means "Father". The Slavonic "Popov", often shortened to "Pop" comes from the same Indo-European root word. Hence "Pope", simply means "father", and hence we have, for example, the Pope of Alexandria. 

2. The Emperor Constantine did not found "Roman Catholicism". That was founded in 1054 when Rome, the Patriarchate of the West fell away, breaking away from, and breaking communion with the four Eastern Patriarchates of: the Ecumenical (aka universal or global, worldwide) Patriarchate of Constantinople; Antioch and all-Asia; Jerusalem; and Alexandria and all-Africa. 

3. Protestantism is a series of heretical off-shoots from this root heresy of Romanism.

4. Christ founded the Church, and was crucified in the first century AD, long before 1054AD, let alone (Germanic, Reformation) Protestantism's founding in 1517 by Luther. Therefore neither Romanism nor (Reformed, Germanic) Protestantism could possibly be the True Church. There's no Christianity outside the Church. Therefore, you, as a Protestant, are a heretic and NOT a Christian.

5. All of the Orthodox Patriarchates and Churches, apart from the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR) (and those under them) fell away into the Romanist Papist heresy when ROCOR became the only Orthodox Synod to condemn the freemason Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople's purported (and theologically impossible) lifting of the 1054 Anathema against the Roman Papacy on December 7th 1965. 

6. ROCOR, to distinguish itself and its followers, called itself True Orthodox. You will now only find the Church in "True Orthodoxy". 

7. Prophecy has continued as part of both the Written and Unwritten Holy Tradition to which the Bible refers. Obviously unwritten tradition can not, by definition, be found in the bible. Written tradition includes services, such as those of Holy Matrimony, not found in the Bible. Prophecy is one of the gifts mentioned in the bible. So, post-biblical prophecy is real, including that of Malachy. And also the entirely accurate 24 part Anonymous Prophecy of Mount Athos of 1053AD, which predicts, explicitly, the end of the Roman Papacy, one (True) (Orthodox) (Christian) Patriarchate for all of Europe,and the submission of the Latins to the unerring faith of the (True) Orthodox Christians, amidst rejoicing, all of which brings the Great East-West Schism of 1054AD to an end, the point of the prophecy. Parts 13-24 of the Prophecy remain to be completely fulfilled (Part 13 "England for the Saxons Only", has been unfolding since at least the 2016 UK and Gibraltar EU Referendum Leave victory). But many of the saints' calendars, such as that of St. Nilus the Myrrh-Gusher, end in 2037, so likely by then, still well within the maximum plausible lifetime for Pope Francis.

8. The Donation of Constantine was proven to be a forgery from long after Constantine's time, in the 18th century AD. You therefore make a crass and basic error by citing it uncritically as an authority. Typically of an evangelical, you are very poor at history and haven't researched things fully, coming up with a host of inaccuracies.

9. None of us, unless they have the gift of prophecy sufficiently, knows how long we will live. Therefore please contact me on X/Twitter @adrianwhyatt to maximise your chances of joining the True Orthodox Church and this being saved. I have not, at least yet, been granted the gift of prophecy.

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