The History of the Knights Templar and the Prophecies of the Savior of the World
 

The History of the Knights Templar

The Knights Templar, officially known as the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon, were a medieval Christian military order founded in the early 12th century. The order was established around 1119 by Hugues de Payens and a group of knights, and its main mission was to protect Christian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land. The Templars quickly gained recognition for their discipline, military skill, and financial acumen.

By the early 13th century, the Templars had accumulated significant wealth and political influence, which led to their involvement in various aspects of European politics and economics. They established an extensive network of commanderies and estates throughout Europe, contributing to their growing power.
 

The downfall of the order began in the early 14th century when King Philip IV of France, who was deeply indebted to the Templars, sought to eliminate the order to escape his financial obligations.

In 1307, Philip orchestrated the arrest of the order's leadership, leading to trials and executions. The last Grand Master, Jacques de Molay, was burned at the stake in 1314.

 

Before his death, de Molay prophesied that the next Grand Master would be a woman — the Savior of the World.
The Prophecy of the Last Grand Master
According to historical sources and legends, the final words of Jacques de Molay included a prophecy that the next Grand Master would be a woman who would play a key role in the transformation of the world. This prophecy has intrigued scholars and mystics for centuries, suggesting that the legacy of the order may extend far beyond its dramatic demise.
 

The Savior:

A Woman as Grand Master
The concept of a female Savior connected to the Templars is a recurring theme in various prophecies. Here are some significant details and predictions:

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 The Savior as a Woman:

 

The prophecy states that the next Grand Master will be a woman who will play a decisive role in the transformation of the world. This figure is often referred to as the "Savior of the World," and her arrival is expected to herald a new era of peace and enlightenment.

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Prophecies of Nostradamus and  Vanga: 

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Nostradamus:

The renowned French prophet Michel de Nostredame, known as Nostradamus, mentioned a mysterious female figure in his quatrains. He described her as a bearer of hope and a lawgiver who would change the course of history and lead humanity from darkness into light. In his descriptions, the Savior is adorned with symbols of divine authority, indicating that she would wield great influence and usher in a new age of balance and harmony.

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 Vanga:

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The Bulgarian seer Vanga spoke of a powerful woman who would emerge from Russia and bring peace and salvation to the world. She described this figure as a "New Human under the Sign of the New Teaching," endowed with divine wisdom and power. Vanga’s prophecy suggests that this Savior will have a profound impact on global events, protecting humanity from looming threats.
 

The Indian Vedas and Other Prophecies: 

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Indian Vedas: Hindu sacred scriptures also mention several times that the world will be turned upside down when a "deity with a feminine essence" appears. This deity is presumably associated with the goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing wealth, fertility, and prosperity. In any case, this figure is destined to transform the lives of all people, allowing humanity to breathe freely and finally experience long-awaited peace.
 

Edgar Cayce:

 

American mystic Edgar Cayce predicted that a new leader — presumably a woman — would soon appear in Russia and lead the world through a period of technological and spiritual revolution. He believed that this leader would bring about significant positive change and help humanity achieve a new state of harmony and prosperity.
 

Other Historical Figures: 

 

John Chrysostom:

 

The great theologian and preacher John Chrysostom predicted that as the world turned away from God, a woman would arise who would reveal the truth and bring salvation. His vision featured a figure standing at the border of light and darkness, who would point the way to peace and spiritual renewal. Chrysostom described her as a strong, wise, and just person with a divine mission.
 

John of Jerusalem:

 

In the "Secret Protocols" of Elder John, who lived in the 11th century, mention is made of the Mother of the Millennium, who would appear in times of decline and mockery of spiritual values. According to the surviving fragments, her coming will mark a new era filled with love, kindness, and compassion.

 

Conclusion
 

These prophecies, arising from various cultures and eras, point to the emergence of a female figure destined to play a crucial role in the future of humanity. Whether through the historical prophecy of Jacques de Molay about a woman Grand Master of the Templars or the mystical visions of Vanga and Nostradamus, they all indicate the coming of a Savior who will lead the world from darkness into light and harmony.