The glory of Greece is coming. Now it comes after the Third World War. Greece will have three days of war with the Turks, then it will remain neutral. From there, destruction will happen. After the Third World War, Orthodoxy will be the greatest empire. Neither Popes, nor Protestants, nor Turks. One flock under one shepherd. NATO and Russia will get caught up in there, over who will take the City. The blood of three and a half days will flow for eighteen miles. At three o'clock on the third day, according to the writings of the Saints, the sky will be covered, it will shine with the Holy Spirit, as if there were thousands of suns, it will be crimson, a red Holy Cross in the sky. There will be a heavenly rainbow from the sky towards Constantinople. Angels will be descending and ascending, stand, stand, peace be unto us. And where the heavenly rainbow ends, on two pillars, on two columns, a certain John. I asked the hermit, who will be Patriarch and Emperor? My child, it is a secret. Well, he will be of medium height, womanly face, a mark on his right foot, a Cross on his body. The ceremony, the enthronement, everything will take place with chanting. Archangel Michael will say, the one they crowned king, whatever he tells you is the will of God. First the Germans will believe. The Russian admiral will not be humbled, he will tell John to make his cross three times in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the Russian, all the ships, English, French, all submerged, so that nothing remains. All the islands, the whole world, take and then build. Riches, everything. Eight years without taxes, take it. Thirsty, tired of your leaders, the liars, the thieves. Fear and terror of the ungodly. And then we will take our lands. It will include all of Arabia. Three and a half years everyone will believe. One flock under one shepherd. So that is why they said the glory is coming, the third empire of Greece. The Europeans will come from all over. We always wronged Greece and now Greece rules us. The wheel turns, God turns the wheel. Neither in chariots nor in horses. Therefore be patient, my children.