In November, Religious leaders were to gather at Mt Sinai to receive their 10 Commandments for Climate Justice, in parallel with the COP 27 UN Climate Conference.
However, the two-week-long UN event, known as COP27 has been plagued by woes of all kinds. Earlier in the week, attendees had complained about a lack of food and water, restrooms frequently running out of toilet paper and lengthy queues to purchase eye-wateringly expensive snacks while standing in the African sun.
AP Newswire also reported that attendees were then confronted by a river of foul-smelling fluid after a sewage pipe burst near one of the venue’s main through fares.
Signage was another issue as one attendee reported “I can’t find my way anywhere. So … the sign to the toilets, you go there, and it doesn’t exist,” Garry said. “I can’t understand the map and it’s not that I’m not very good at map reading. I did my Brownies [Girl Scouts] … but the maps just don’t make sense,” Garry said.
Only Five took part in the ceremony
The Times of Israel reported that from the 35,000 attendees of the COP27 conference and hundreds of religious leaders, only five people were eventually allowed on top of Egypt’s Mt Sinai for the climate ceremony.
“After sunrise, Abramowitz and Wapner were at the summit together with Nigel Savage, the founder and former director of the US Jewish environmental organization Hazon, and his successor Jakir Manela…Two teens from the US, there as part of Christian Climate Observers, joined the ceremony as well.”
10 Commandments for Climate Justice Ceremony
After the group read from a new draft list of “Ten Principles for Climate Repentance,” — a distinct backdown of wording from the original “10 Commandments for Climate Justice”— Abramowitz smashed two tablets on the ground.
One of the tablets was made by youth from the Israeli branch of Strike 4 Future, (George Soros funded $25 million to US Global Climate Strike partners) painted with the words “Broken Promises” in Hebrew. The other tablet was painted green, to symbolize the “green commandments,” Abramowitz said.
EDITOR: From the river of sewerage to lack of provisions in food, water, toilet paper and signage…Cant help noticing that this event to bring to the people the 10 Commandments for Climate Justice, was not particularly blessed.
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This years United Nations’ Conference of Parties COP27, is to take place Nov. 6-18, 2022 at Sharm El Sheikh, in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. This site is most commonly known as the place where God appeared to Moses to give him the Ten Commandments. It was at this base of Mt Sinai that Moses delivered the primary covenant in Judaism which also became the foundation for most other religions and many modern-day laws.
AllIsrael News describes the event as “Religious communities and religious leaders who are believed to have a key role to play in addressing climate change and criminal justice are being invited to aso attend this conference. This “interfaith” climate conference, sponsored by the U.N., seeks to be “transformative, inspirational and heart-stirring.” Conference goals include changes in attitude and heart, new vision and the putting forth the 10 commandments for Climate Justice.”
The event is being organised On Sunday, November 13th. The description of the event by one of the organising partners Elijah Interfaith reads as follows: “religious leaders will return to Mount Sinai, a mountain whose memory and meaning loom large as a place of revelation in the collective consciousness of Christianity, Judaism, Islam and others. It is a site for turning to God and receiving God’s message. We return to Sinai in a movement of repentance and quest. We seek a new vision for humanity and its endangered existence, and we seek to receive and amplify a message of life-sustaining living and habits that humanity needs to hear today. In this spirit, the project partners will bring together premier religious leaders from the world’s major religions to gather upon Mount Sinai to engage in a first ever Climate Repentance Ceremony, and to put forth a prophetic interreligious call to action: “Climate Justice: Ten Universal Commandments.”
Endorsed by the Catholic Church
Cardinal Pietro Parolin the Vatican secretary of state addressed the conference on behalf of the Catholic Church.
“Climate change will not wait for us,” he said. “Our world is now far too interdependent and cannot permit itself to be structured into unsustainable isolated blocks of countries. This is a time for international and intergenerational solidarity. We need to be responsible, courageous and forward-looking not just for ourselves, but for our children.”
“Our political will,” the cardinal told the leaders, “should be guided by the awareness that either we win together or we lose together.”
In 2015 the Pope released the 10 Commandments of Climate Change, which he claimed had been also been inspired by God.
A prophetic understanding of this new tangent of the United Nation to include religions of the world in their climate alarmism is discussed in this video.
EDITOR: Mt Sinai is set to be the venue for delivering of the 10 Commandments for Climate Justice for the world. Nations will receive the newest creed from the world’s highest and most exalted religion of Climate Change. Yes, Climate Change has become the latest addition to world religions, as it proposes to unite all people under the banner of “caring for the planet,” Who would be against such lofty goals that implies “caring for one another”—except that it really doesn’t mean that at all. Climate change is based on fear that the planet is failing, which is unsupported by any facts. This can only bring about a despot approach of distrust and zealous over-regulation as man seeks to re-address this so called state of “climate emergency” in his own strength. The result will be an incredible yoke being put on people for little result. That church leaders are actively participating in this bondage is just wrong—where is their discernment?
