The Abomination of Desolation - St. Marys Coptic Orthodox Church

86 ANTITHEOTOKOS
This means, according to Antitheotokos, the Great Tribulation already
came and went (having ended in 1998 by the latest!) So, now Christ’s
presumed Second Coming could happen any time. A couple of years
ago, the same false prophecy was propagated:
But now, you must enter into, and live out, the final time of the
Great Tribulation.
In confidence, the impression is given that the Great Tribulation is
already happening and that it is coming to a close, making the Second
Coming of Jesus plausible.
Another problem, is that Christians know from reading II
Thessalonians that the Apostasy and Antichrist must come before the
Second Coming of Christ, but there is no problem there either. If
Antitheotokos can convince her followers that the Apostasy is already
in the Church and that Antichrist is already sitting in the Church, then
whoever comes now must be Christ in His Second Coming!
The hour of its great trial has above all come for the Church,
because it will be shaken by lack of faith, obscured by apostasy,
wounded by betrayal, abandoned by its children, divided by schisms,
possessed and dominated by Free masonry, turned into fertile soil
from which will spring up the wicked tree of the man of iniquity, the
Antichrist, who will bring his kingdom to its interior.
In the Church, the great apostasy, which will spread throughout the
whole world, will be brought to its completion; ... There will enter
into the Church the man of iniquity who opposes himself to Christ,
and who will bring into her interior the Abomination of desolation.
Now after prophesying about these things, Antitheotokos, at a later
date, tells her followers that these things have already been fulfilled:
Satan has succeeded in entering into the Church, the new Israel of
God. He has entered there with the smoke of error and sin, of loss
of faith and apostasy, of compromise with the world and the search
for pleasure. During these years, he has succeeded in leading astray
bishops and priests, religious and faithful.