Pope Francis Makes Historic Visit To Arabian Peninsula And Signs End Times Pact With Radical Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb Who Calls for Killing Converts To Christianity

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Pope Francis Makes Historic Visit To Arabian Peninsula And Signs End Times Pact With Radical Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb Who Calls for Killing Converts To Christianity by Geoffrey Grider The first day of the historic visit by Pope Francis to the Arabian Peninsula ended with the signing of a “Human Fraternity Document” by the leader of the Roman Catholic Church and one of the highest authorities in Islam, Sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayeb, grand imam of Al-Azhar Mosque. Back in September we brought you the story of how Pope Francis abandoned the millions of Catholics in China who begged him for help and protection from the brutal persecution of them at the hands of the Chinese government. The Roman pope simply 'made a deal' with the Communist leaders and allowed his own flock to be destroyed. Why would he do this? Because Pope Francis is a type of the coming Antichrist, that's why. "Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles? Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit." Matthew 7:15-17 (KJV) Now the pope seeks to build on that betrayal by signing a 'pact of fraternity" with a radical Muslim leader who preaches that any Muslim who 'converts to Christianity' should be put to death. I cannot find a better illustration in our day of how the Antichrist will operate than Pope Francis who speaks like a lamb but is actually a ravening wolf. Pope Francis and Al-Azhar’s Sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayeb sign declaration of fraternity in Abu Dhabi FROM ARAB NEWS: The declaration of fraternity — which pledges the religious leaders to work together in perpetuity and to reject violence and radicalism — was also signed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, prime minister of the UAE, which hosted the ceremony in its capital Abu Dhabi. The pope told an audience: “Fraternity is established here at the roots of our common humanity, as a vocation contained in God’s plan of creation.” His address centered on the themes of fraternity, education, justice, and human development built on inclusion. “There is no alternative,” he added. “We either build the future together, or there will not be a future. Religions, in particular, cannot renounce the urgent task of building bridges between peoples and cultures.” The speech was delivered in Italian translated into Arabic for most in the audience. Al-Tayeb said: “The document is historic, and it calls for policymakers to stop bloodshed and conflict. Muslims must protect their Christian brothers. I will work with my brother and friend Pope Francis to protect all communities.” The grand imam added: “It is encouraging to see the UAE investing in human resources, and especially the youth. Farsightedness and wisdom transformed the UAE into a bright country that hosts such a meeting.” He said: “Muslims in Western countries must follow and respect the rules and regulations of the countries in which they reside.” The Western media “exploited” the 9/11 attacks in the US “to show Islam negatively as a bloodthirsty religion, and to show Muslims as savage barbarians who pose a danger and threat to modern societies,” he added, quoting numerous Qur’anic verses about the value of life. READ MORE Tens of thousands pack stadium for first papal mass on Arabian Peninsula Tens of thousands of Catholics and several thousand Muslims attended an unprecedented public celebration of Mass on Tuesday by Pope Francis, the first pontiff in history to visit the Arabian Peninsula. More than 120,000 worshippers packed Zayed Sports City stadium and its surroundings in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, to see the pope, who is in the Gulf country to promote interfaith dialogue. The UAE hosts about half of the two million expatriate Catholics living on the peninsula, home to the birthplace of Islam in neighboring Saudi Arabia. The community includes large numbers of people from the Philippines and India. Francis entered the stadium in a white open top jeep to roars from the crowd. People wearing white baseball caps emblazoned with the visit logo packed the stadium stands and snapped pictures on their smartphones. READ MORE Sunni Islam's highest authority, Ahmed el-Tayeb, explains why Islam is incompatible with the West The leading voice for over a billion Muslims states that apostasy is a crime punishable by death and that human rights and sexual liberty are diseases. This is the person that Pope Francis just signed a "pact of brotherhood" with, let that sink in for a moment.