Peter Turkson - "Peter of Rome" - His coat of arms and what the symbols mean

Interesting, good job, but what about the other symbols. What do they mean. That can prove you right or wrong. Any reference to Rome in the symbolism? I'm esp curious about what looks like an anvil tied up

what is the coat of arms of Odilo Pedro Scherer ?

I think that is either swords or nails. If its nails it represents the crucifixion; if its swords I dont have a clue yet. Ill have to break out a book of smybols

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Its a very simple coat of arms. To be honest, looking through the few that I have so far, Peter Turkson has one of the most intricate ones.

top = Alpha Omega
Center = to live in Christ
bottom = Death is gain

Scherer is being ignored by many as a forerunner but I think he will be the one. The church has to lift its profile and South America is where Catholicism is booming.

Anyone of the candidates could take the name of "Peter".
Or any other name they choose.

Just sayin.

The swords in the bottom left:Might, power and the execution of justice. (Hebrews 4: 11-13) "Let us labor therefore to enter into that rest, lest any man fall after the same example of unbelief. For the word of God is quick [i.e. living] and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart, neither is there any creature that is not manifest in His sight, but all things are naked and opened unto the eyes of Him with whom we have to do." I'm still not sure what that is behind the swords, it kind of looks like a podium like what would be in the pulpit. Ill have to keep looking.


The Castle with the water top right: The castle represents rock Solid ground. Terra firma. A strong and sure foundation to build upon. Jesus asked his disciples who they thought he was. (Matthew 16:15-19) "But who do you say that I am?" Only Peter, of all the apostles answered him correctly. And so Jesus said to him: "Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah. For flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my heavenly Father. And so I say to you, you are Peter, And upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven."

The water symbolizing a source of life and sustenance. Baptism and rebirth. Purification and Cleansing. Put the two together and it could be interpreted as the rebirth of Peter (False Prophet this time acting in the deeds of Peter)

I'm still working on the cross. All input and corrections are welcome.

You are absolutely right, but if one of the two Peters that are candidates is selected, they could take Romanus as their name. Peter of Rome. Its just fun to toss around the ideas to be honest. No harm in thinking about it.

i see a bunch of red cardinals being hung,

The cross in the middle: I think the green on the cross in the middle represents a butterfly. If that is the case symbolizing the Resurrection and the hope of all faithful christians of a new and better life after death.

So, the first pope was Peter the last would be Peter in this scenario hence, Alpha and Omega. There are two references to resurrection, the Stone with the water (resurrection of Peter) and the Cross with the butterfly, (resurrection of Christ. All in the protection of Mary, not God. The swords in front of what I really believe is supposed to represent a podium from where you deliver sermons, Might power and the execution of justice through his sermons, Providing for his sheep in times of great tribulation. The last is Vivere Christus Est: To live is Christ.

for views.

Symbols are for Them not for Us.

Dont you get it yet?

No, please explain.

The Internet is your friend for now
Have a wander outside the main avenues

Symbols - Keep tracing the shapes back to the source

I cannot do this for you

Truth is stranger, etc

I understand symbols but responding in vague descriptions doesn't really help anyone. Are there hidden meanings there, sure. Why do you think the Avi Maria looks like a woman's legs open with a Phallic A in the middle of the legs. Pyrimids etc. Please explain your stance or be discredited as just blabbering.

Symbols are there to to talk to us, to tell the story cryptically but in the open. Left for scrutiny from the non believers and to drive the believers mad while they attempt to figure them out.

The Illuminati will ensure that the prophecy is fullfilled. They'll think it's a big joke to all those conspiracy theorists

You forget a 2 other Peters, Cardinal Tarcisio Pietro Bertone, born in Romano Cavanese, and a long shot Cardinal Piero Marini, you might want to consider that you have an african peter, a latin american peter, and 2 italian peters in the mix.

God loves to keep us guessing, i say let his will be done.

yes, god moves in mysterious ways. but, i wouldn't support all of god's will, because the bad things happening in this world are also god's will.

This other is more powerful

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The keys defiantly represent authority. Whos is that?

The ropes on his CoA have 32 knots/tassels

That's every Cardinals coat of arms. The only thing that is different is the stuff on the shield and the moto.

Hey that looks like a flying saucer hovering over two pyramids..

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Interesting. Ill have to give that a look.

what is the coat of arms of Odie O. Cologne?

scroll down to Romanus

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pleasant looking fellow