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Recorro una cronología que atraviesa desde la revolución astronómica de Galileo hasta los pontificados de los siglos XVIII y XX, pasando por la figura de Adriano VI y la llegada de un Papa no italiano en 1978.
La cuarteta 5-92, la carta a Enrique II y la cuarteta 2-8 forman una cadena de fechas, nombres y referencias a Roma, la Iglesia, sus templos y sus transformaciones.
Una investigación histórica y esotérica sobre papas, profecías, Galileo, Roma y los nombres que aparecen ocultos en esta secuencia.

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00:01Nostradamus described the succession of popes in the Centuries, but there is a double reading, this time in the quatrain
00:08592.
00:09In 1757, Rome experienced one of the most delicate moments in its relationship with science.
00:16while the church still keeps open the wounds caused by the disputes surrounding Galileo Galilei.
00:23A decision made under the pontificate of Benedict XIV changes the course of a controversy that had lasted more than a
00:31century.
00:31Benedict XIV occupied the Holy See from 1740 to 1758.
00:38In 1757 he ordered the removal of Galileo's work from the index of prohibited books.
00:45With this decision, the ban that had accompanied the debate between the geocentric and heliocentric systems was left behind.
00:52In the fifth century, quatrain 92 of Nostradamus, I find verses that acquire importance regarding this chronology.
00:59After occupying the headquarters for 17 years, five will change within that completed term.
01:05Then there will be a high one of the same time.
01:08The first temporal reference leads to two pontificates of 17 years, Benedict XIV and much later, Pius XI.
01:15We arrive at 1758, Benedict XIV dies and one of the longest conclaves begins.
01:25Clement XIII is elected as successor.
01:28The favorite, Cavalcini, had been vetoed by Louis XV of France, and that intervention changed the outcome of the conclave.
01:36Here's another piece.
01:38Five will change in such a revolutionary way.
01:41In 1757, those five are the planets and the revolution of Galileo.
01:47We now move forward to 1922, where Pius XI occupied the Holy See for 17 years and four days, until his death.
01:56in 1939.
01:57After him came Pius XII, John XXIII, Paul VI, John Paul I, and finally, John Paul II, the five
02:07successions.
02:08The account ends in 1978.
02:10That year marks the beginning of the pontificate of John Paul II, the first non-Italian pope since Adrian VI.
02:17John Paul II breaks with tradition.
02:20The verses say that the Romans will not be too pleased.
02:27The sequence also links to a 1568 reference to Saint Paul, the apostle associated with Roman culture.
02:37In 1975, the church underwent renovation.
02:41Sacred temples return to their original Roman form, recovering early laws.
02:46The text for Henry II speaks of a renewal of the entire Christian church and of great peace and
02:53union between separated peoples.
02:55The image leads towards Germany, divided by the wall.
02:58In 1989, that wall fell and the German brothers were reunited.
03:10But the prophecy changes tone; after the great dog will emerge the greatest mastiff, bringing destruction and shadows.
03:18Galileo, Benedict XIV, Pius XI and John Paul II, a chain of names that span four centuries of change.
03:26The structure presents first restoration and then a new degradation, crimes and lusts in Christianity.
03:34Rome, its temples and its laws, in constant transformation.
03:39As the 20th century ends, the great mastiff lurks in the shadows.
03:53These texts are part of the fifth century of the book Prophetic Chronology of Our Lord Aramos.
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