Bob’s Your Uncle *- Pope Leo XIV
*Bob's your uncle" is a British idiom which means, "there it is
The death of Pope Francis after his twelve-year pontificate initiated all the wheels of pageantry, intrigue and mystery of the process to select a new pope. Tens of thousands of social media pages and channels focused on Rome, waiting for the puff of white smoke from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel. Major news channels around the world offered free live coverage of the conclave. Breathless anchors analyzed every nuance from the Vatican.
The global focus and elaborate ceremony is calculated to perpetrate the myth that popes, and the Papacy itself, are invested with some great authority and deserves honor and recognition from the world. The media charade is effective, wouldn’t you say? Revelation 13:3 says the world will wonder after the beast, and it certainly is.
But the truth is that the pope is simply a man, just like Bill or Bob down the street.
We now know the name of the man selected to be the next pope. His name is Robert Prevost, and he was born in Illinois in 1955. But a change of name is part of the mysteries of Rome, so “Robert Prevost” will be henceforth referred to as “Pope Leo XIV”, and “His Holiness”. According to the Vatican, Bob from Chicago is now the representative of Jesus Christ on earth. Since Jesus Christ is holy, now it is claimed that Bob is holy. It is said that he has the keys of heaven and earth, and is the successor to Peter (who the Papacy self-servingly claims was the first pope).
All of this is blasphemy of the highest order, and is why the Bible unmistakably points to the papacy as “the man of sin”:
Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition;
Who opposeth and exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshiped; so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God – 2 Thessalonians 2:3, 4. See also Daniel 7, and the little horn power described in verses 24, 25, and Revelation 13:5-8.
Mr. Prevost’s election as pontiff was announced by the cardinals with the words, “habemus papum”, translated literally from the Latin, as “we have a father.” The word “pope”, in English, comes from the word, “papa”, in Latin. The word “papa” means “father. By this, the cardinals, who are the so-called princes of the church, are announcing to the world that it has a spiritual father once more. But Jesus warned us clearly not to refer to mere men as “father”, because we have a Father, and He is in heaven – Matthew 23:9. The throne of God is never vacant – He is the Everlasting Father, and He is our Father, not Mr. Prevost from Chicago.
What does it take to draw the attention of the entire world at the same time, to the election of one fallible man for a religious position? What does it take to perpetrate a global fraud? It takes money. Coordination. An agenda. And a power from beneath. The dragon gave his power, seat and great authority to the Papacy – Revelation 13:2.
So what can we expect from the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV?
Nearly everything the Vatican does has some symbolic meaning, and the assumption of the name “Leo” by Robert Prevost is no different.
The last time Leo was used as a papal name was when it was used by Leo XIII, in his pontificate spanning the years 1878-1903. Leo XIII wrote the encyclical Rerum Novarum, the infamous anti-capitalism treatise on unions and workers’ rights. Leo XIII was known as “the Pope of the Workers”, and it seems likely that Leo XIV will continue the narrative of qualifying and curtailing individual rights in favor of implementing what the Papacy decrees to be the “common good”. A connection to watch will be papal support for principles and aims of Project 2025, and the initiatives in that document to harness the political power of labor unions, including by enforcing a mandatory weekly day of rest on the papal Sabbath, commonly known as Sunday.
It should be remembered that it was during the papacy of Leo XIII that America had its Sunday law crisis in 1888, where national legislation was introduced by Senator Blair to compel observance of the papal Sabbath. This effort, which ultimately failed, was the culmination of the work of the National Reform Movement to combine church and state in America, a work which is mirrored by today’s New Apostolic Reformation, and its efforts to take control of the so-called seven mountains of societal influence.
It ought not to be forgotten that it was Leo X who excommunicated Martin Luther, and demanded to have him delivered to Rome to face the Inquisition.
Conclusion:
It has long been said that there never would be a pope from the United States because of the global influence America already has. This has now suddenly changed, and is a solemn indicator of some momentous push requiring maximum political and religious clout.
