The Vatican Released a Photo Showing Pope Francis' and Ted Wilson's Billboards next to each other in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

A historic event is taking place in Africa this month: Seventh-day Adventism versus Roman Catholicism, the Remnant Church versus the Beast of Revelation, and Ted Wilson versus Pope Francis. Both of these world leaders will be in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), just one week apart. Both will meet with the President of the DRC and the country's administration staff. Both will be speaking to their respective churches as well as the general public.

Pope Francis is on a "Pilgrimage of Peace" to Africa. He plans to spend three days in the Democratic Republic of the Congo before heading to Sudan. Seventh-day Adventist President Ted Wilson will also visit the Democratic Republic of the Congo for three days, from February 10 to 12, 2023. These two visits by the heads of two major world religions are so close together that billboards advertising their visits have appeared, even side by side, all over Kinshasa, the capital city.

On January 31, 2023, the Vatican published an image of Pope Francis' billboard next to Ted Wilson's. Is this merely a coincidence? Is it a coincidence that the two billboards were placed next to each other, and that the Vatican is publishing this to the world on their official news website? Is it another coincidence that Pope Francis and Ted Wilson happen to be in the same country and city just days apart? If this is all a coincidence, then Ted Wilson is in an extraordinary position, and he has a very good platform to deliver the Three Angels' Message to a nation that will be listening, especially to any remarks he makes about Rome, given that the Pope was just there.

We already know what Pope Francis will say. The only question is, "What will Ted Wilson say?" This week, the entire DRC is wondering after the beast. Will President Ted Wilson warn people in this nation that they were made drunk on the wine of Babylon the week before? Will he warn them that the DRC received Satan's representative the previous week? Will he tell the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo that he had shaken hands with the Antichrist the week before? Or do we just give lip service to the Three Angels' Message when historic events such as the Pope and the Adventist President visit the same city one week apart? Will we compromise our message when the world needs it more than ever?

Because Pope Francis is in the DRC now and because this nation is wondering after the beast, the failure on the part of many of our pastors and leaders to warn the church and the world against the dangers of Rome is leaving everyone at the mercy of wolves. This is not the time to take half measures or to preach the truth in a weak or indecisive manner.

"Satan has devised a state of things whereby the proclamation of the third angel's message shall be bound about. We must beware of his plans and methods. There must be no toning down of the truth, no muffling of the message for this time. The third angel's message must be strengthened and confirmed. The eighteenth chapter of Revelation reveals the importance of presenting the truth in no measured terms but with boldness and power … There has been too much beating about the bush in the proclamation of the third angel's message. The message has not been given as clearly and distinctly as it should have been" (Evangelism, p. 230).

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