On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 04:46:01 GMT, Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net>
responded to this:
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nightjar a écrit:

"Kim M" <MILLER#K,2@sympatico.ca> wrote in message

news:<b81ed.31726$J16.1773716@news20.bellglobal.com>...

This could be my last POST. (This is 4 times with denied 'Access')

Nostradamus also predicts that we have one more Pope to go.

Not Nostradamus, he speaks of a lot more popes. You are thinking of
St-Malachi, although Claude would argue they are the same.

Are you saying you agree with Claude about this that St-malachi really
was Nostradamus?

J.

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Actually, so as not to mislead any new or recent readers of APN,
perhaps it would be more accurate to state that both Malachy and
Nostradamus had well documented and separate existences; it is
therefore ridiculous to assert that they are the very same
person.

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What the writer above could have written but decided not to
write, was that it is my conclusion that the so-called Malachy
prophecy was authored by none other than Michel de Nostredame and
that both prophecies -- i.e., the one authored by Nostradamus and
the one attributed to St-Malachy -- end with the unintended
destruction of Paris in the Summer of 2017.

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Which brings us to the number of popes remaining before the end
of both prophecies, i.e., before the end of Paris. Using the so-
called Malachy's papal mottos, and including the present pope, we
see three mottos assigned to three popes:
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DE LABORE SOLIS - referring to the Labour of the Sun, referring
to an eclipse of the Sun, referring to Karol Wojtyla's birth
date, on the day of a solar eclipse.
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DE GLORIA OLIVAE - referring to John-Paul II's immediate
successor.
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PETRUS ROMANUS - referring to the pope who is Head of the Roman
Catholic Church when Paris is destroyed, at 3:53 a.m., on Sunday,
August 13, 2017.
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As Nostradamus *knows* his prophecy, he could not have spoken of
any more popes than those who rule from 1557 to 2017, the time
span of his prophecy.
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Those asserting that he does speak of any more popes not only
mislead their readers, here and elsewhere, but are also showing
how poorly they understand Nostradamus' texts.
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As to the so-called Malachy prophecy, it is not known to have had
any independent existence prior to Nostradamus' lifetime, as it
was first published long after his 1566 death, in a 1595 book
apparently authored by a certain Arnold de Wion.
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Have a nice day, ye all!
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Claude Latrémouille
http://web.ncf.ca/cj559
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Well i found a few prominent Christian named Miller who intervene pretty
strongly in the Middle east, if this is what you allude to, Mark Miller,
Denis Miller, Dan Miller, Robin Miller, Christian Miller... But looked
for 5-10 minutes. So maybe there are others, maybe you don't mean Miller.

I am interested in solving Nostradamus riddles, not that much your
name's riddle. Many people here offer riddles here (claude is the
typical example). But usually these don't really bring anything to the
central debate of the interpretation of the prophecies as they are worded.

Only Nostradamus is the genius here to have put riddles of the divinely
revealed future in such a way that they would be obvious after the fact
but would keep veiled until then in order to protect the prophecy.
People who think they have something special compared to him are usually
deluded about themselves and about his work. So suit yourself if you are
going to play mind games.

But I will comment on Nostradamus quatrains here if they are
misrepresented. Other than that...

J.



Kim M a écrit:

Maybe you should 'distance' yourself from my POSTs

Until you 'solve' the Riddle of my name (and why it is being so diligently
followed).