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Greeneyes posted this information about the Keyhole.

************in the article******Also in this video I show that the Vatican City from aerial view appears to be holding a giant key protruding outwards from St. Peter’s Basilica, symbolizing both Peter’s Biblical “keys of the kingdom of heaven” given to him by Jesus. And thus symbolizing the Pope, also known as the Bishop of Rome, and the Vatican City as being the rightful heirs to Peter’s keys and thus containing the key to heaven for the rest of the world. This symbology is pretty clear to me, but again I have not found any mainstream media or official Vatican sources even bothering to MENTION this Vatican Key design! Why?!

"On this rock I will build my Church, I have given you the keys of the kingdom of heaven [and] whatever you shall have bound or loosed on earth will be bound or loosed in heaven." (Matt 16:18-19)

Thiis is the Vatican City OUTLINE.

Well the answer to this question may lie in the fact that the Vatican City outline runs partially through the Audience Hall…. And right through the “mouth” of the Snake like building… And thus from aerial view clearly looks as if a snake is BITING the Vatican City, which contains the Key to Heaven!!

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✞ Pope Paul VI Audience Hall: Snake Bite in Vatican City + St. Peter's Keys to Heaven

"On this rock I will build my Church, I have given you the keys of the kingdom of heaven [and] whatever you shall have bound or loosed on earth will be bound or loosed in heaven." (Matt 16:18-19)

MAP provides the KEY

KEY spreads the TRUTH

TRUTH shines the LIGHT

LIGHT saves HUMANITY

FUTURE proves PAST

TRUST THE PLAN

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The Bible uses a key as a symbol of authority. In Isaiah 22:22, we see Eliakim the priest receiving “the key of the house of David…on his shoulder.” A trusted servant to the king wore the key to the king’s house on a hook on his shoulder. Therefore, he had the authority to open or close the king’s house.

The Greek in Matthew 16:19 (as well as Matthew 18:18 and John 20:23) is not always clearly translated. These actions are called “future perfect passives” and can be rendered, “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and whatever you bind on earth shall have been bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall have been loosed in heaven”