As the world reacts to the death of Pope Francis, one pastor’s decade-old vision is suddenly drawing renewed attention.

Brandon Dale Biggs, a self-described prophet and Oklahoma pastor, believes the passing of the Pope marks a turning point—and he says God showed him what’s coming next.

A Vision from 2014 Resurfaces After Pope Francis’ Passing

Back in 2014, Biggs says he had a vivid dream that left a lasting impact on him.

According to his account, he saw two men standing at the Temple in Jerusalem.

One was unmistakably dressed in traditional papal white garments—slim, white, and bearing all the symbols of papal authority.

The other stood beside him clothed in dark attire, exuding charisma, but with an underlying sense of deception.

Biggs believes that second figure represents the Antichrist.

Though the dream happened over a decade ago, Biggs now sees new meaning in it following the recent death of Pope Francis, who passed away at age 88 on Easter Monday.

He claims that the vision pointed to the man who will take over the Papacy—and possibly signal the beginning of the biblical “end times.”

“The Lord Is Cleaning House,” Says Biggs

While Biggs didn’t foresee Pope Francis specifically passing away, he shared what he calls a divine message from the start of 2025.

According to him, God revealed that judgment would begin within the Church itself, targeting those in positions of great authority.

“The Lord said he was cleaning house,” Biggs explained, adding that key religious leaders would be removed to make way for what’s coming.

He emphasized that although he didn’t see the Pope’s death directly, the vision involved significant figures within the Church—perhaps paving the way for the next phase of his prophecy.

Skeptical? Biggs Has a Track Record

Of course, many might dismiss Biggs as simply another end-times preacher.

But his followers point to his past predictions—especially one made in April 2024.

In a video uploaded three months before the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, Biggs described a bullet that narrowly missed the former president’s head, injuring his eardrum.

The chillingly accurate detail has earned him a growing YouTube audience—now over 500,000 subscribers—many of whom are watching closely as the Vatican moves toward electing a new pope.

The Papal Election Process Begins

Now that Pope Francis has passed, tradition holds that the next pope will be chosen between 15 to 20 days after his death.

With the mourning period set to end by May 4, the process of electing a new pope is about to begin.

The chosen candidate will need to secure at least 90 votes from the College of Cardinals—a task that often takes several rounds.

Among the top contenders are several white cardinals who fit Biggs’ physical description from his vision.

Names like Pietro Parolin, Peter Erdo, Robert Prevost, Pierbattista Pizzaballa, and Michael Czerny are being closely watched.

In fact, Polymarket—a crypto-based prediction platform—currently ranks Parolin as the frontrunner.

A Holy Temple, a Dark Figure, and a Chilling Biblical Reference

In another recounting of his 2014 dream, Biggs described looking up at the Holy Temple in Jerusalem while standing beside Jesus.

That’s when he saw the future pope standing next to the Antichrist, right inside the sacred grounds.

He believes this ties into a deeply significant prophetic event known as the “abomination of desolation.”

This event, referenced in the Book of Daniel, involves the Antichrist placing an idol within the Holy Temple—a moment many Christians interpret as the ultimate act of blasphemy.

According to Biblical prophecy, this will usher in a period of unimaginable tribulation, suffering, and persecution leading up to Judgement Day.

All Eyes on Rome—and the Future

As the funeral for Pope Francis approaches, many world leaders are preparing to attend, including Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky, and Italy’s Giorgia Meloni.

But for Pastor Biggs and his growing following, attention is equally focused on what happens next in Rome.

Will his vision prove accurate once again?

Whether viewed as a genuine prophet or simply a compelling storyteller, Biggs has certainly captured the public’s imagination.

As the Vatican prepares for a historic transition, the question remains: will the next pope be the man Biggs saw in his dream—and if so, what comes after?