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Jeremiah's Cairn
Jeremiah 30:11 For I am with thee, saith the LORD, to save thee: though I make a full end of all nations whither I have scattered thee, yet I will not make a full end of thee: but I will correct thee in measure, and will not leave thee altogether unpunished.
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THE STONE OF DESTINY By Bertrand L. Comparet In the coronation chair in Westminster
Abbey in London, England is an oblong block of sandstone, upon which all of England's
kings have been crowned for several centuries. Before this the kings of Scotland and
before that the kings of Ireland were also crowned upon this stone. This is another bit of
evidence and piece of the puzzle that proves the identity of the Anglo Saxon people as the
Israel of the Bible and the house of David still rules over them. This fulfills the
prophecy that David would never lack a seed to rule over the House of Israel until Yahshua
comes to take the crown himself. The history of this stone begins in Genesis
28:17,19, where we read that Jacob camped overnight in a field and for his pillow used
a stone with his cloak over it. During the night, Yahweh appeared to him in a vision and
promised to give him the land of Canaan. When Jacob awoke he said, "This is the house
of Yahweh," and named the place Beth-el meaning house of Yahweh. Then he took the
stone he had used as his pillow and set it up as a monument and dedicated it with an
offering of oil. Jacob promised if Yahweh would help him, "Then shall Yahweh be my
God: and this stone which I have set for a monument shall be Yahweh's house".
In Genesis chapter 35, Yahweh instructs Jacob to go back to Beth-el and set up an
altar to Him, which Jacob did. It was at this time that Yahweh changed Jacob's name to
Israel. Israel again set up and dedicated as a monument of witness, the stone pillar which
he had dedicated as Yahweh's house, its sacred character was now firmly established. We next find mention of the stone in Genesis
chapter 49, when the aged Israel, before he dies, tells his 12 sons what will befall
their respective descendants in the last days. Speaking of Joseph he says, "From
thence is the shepherd of the stone of Israel." We should therefore expect to find
the stone in the custody of Joseph in the last days. The English are the tribe of Ephraim,
descended from one of Joseph's sons. Its sacred character having been established, the
stone would not be thereafter abandoned. We next hear of it when the children of
Israel, in their exodus from Egypt, were facing death by thirst in the desert. Yahweh
instructed Moses, "I will stand before thee there upon the rock in Horeb; and
thou shalt smite the rock and there shall come water out of it, that the people may
drink." Thus they were saved from death. This miracle was repeated later, but this
time Moses was instructed to merely speak to the rock, not strike it. Because Moses
disobeyed Yahweh and hit the rock in a grandstand play before the people, he was not
allowed to enter the Promised Land. We must not think that this rock was merely from the
native rock cliffs of these desert places. In I Corinthians 10:1-4 Paul records,
"All our fathers were under the cloud and all passed through the sea and did all
drink the same spiritual drink, for they drank of that spiritual Rock that
followed them and that Rock was Christ". They were given water to drink
from a rock, which was carried along with them. As Jacob had said, "This stone that I
have set up for a monument shall be Yahweh's house", so Yahweh hallowed it with His
presence. After Joshua had conquered the Promised
Land and divided it among the 12 tribes, he reminded them that they must ever be loyal to
Yahweh and he set up a stone as a monument of witness to this warning. The Hebrew says he
took the stone of greatness and what would that be, or what more fitting witness could
there be, but the stone which was Yahweh's house? Recorded in Judges 9:6, before
Yahweh ever allowed Israel to have a king, the rebel Abimelech had himself crowned king
beside this pillar or monument. Later, when the lawful monarchy was established in the
house of David, we find it was the custom that the king be crowned standing by the pillar
or monument. We read in II Kings 11:12-14, "And he brought forth the king's
son and put the crown upon him and gave him the testimony; and they made him king and
anointed him; and they clapped their hands and said, God save the king. When Athaliah
heard the noise of the guard and of the people, she came to the people into the temple of
Yahweh. And when she looked, behold, the king stood by a pillar, as the manner
was and the princes and the trumpeters by the king, and all the people of the land
rejoiced". The stone had become a sacred relic, a witness
of the mutual promises of Yahweh and of the children of Israel. It would be found close to
the temple and the throne. Upon the fall of Jerusalem to the Babylonians under
Nebuchadnezzar, II Maccabees 2:4-8 says that ancient records stated that Jeremiah
had taken the ark of the covenant and the tabernacle and had hidden them in a cave on
Mount Nebo. While I Samuel 4-5 records the capture of the ark by the Philistines
and its return, there is no mention of it being taken by the Babylonians, so the ancient
record of the ark being hidden must be correct. Along with the ark, we may be sure that
Jeremiah would also safely hide the sacred witness stone, Yahweh's house, which had twice
been used to give water to the people to save them from death and which was now used in
the coronation of the kings. When I spoke to you on "What Jeremiah
Planted", I told you how Jeremiah and the daughters of the last king of Judah,
Zedekiah, were taken to Egypt with the refugees. In order to fulfill Yahweh's prophecy
that Jeremiah was also to build and to plant, Jeremiah had to leave Egypt and take the
princess to where another Israelite kingdom was then in existence in Ireland. We know that
with Jeremiah went Baruch his scribe, and the king's daughter Tea Tephi. With the
princess, he would also certainly take the hidden stone upon which the kings were crowned. The ancient Irish records record the coming
of the great prophet Jeremiah, Brugh his scribe, (obviously Baruch) and the daughter of a
king about 583 B.C., which would be the correct date. With them they brought the wonderful
stone, or stone of destiny. Tea Tephi, the king's daughter, married
Eochaid the Heremon, the chief king of Ireland. The stone, called lia fail or stone of
destiny, was kept at the capital city of Tara for some three centuries and all the
kings, descendants of Eochaid and Tea Tephi, were crowned on it. Then about 350 B.C., it
was sent to Scotland for the coronation of Fergus, king of the Scots, who was a descendant
of the Milesian kings of Ireland. It remained in Scotland and all Scottish kings were
crowned on it until 1297 A.D. At that time King Edward I of England invaded Scotland and
captured the stone, which he took to England, where it was placed in Westminster Abbey,
its home ever since that date. It was built into the coronation chair, the oldest piece of
furniture in England still serving its original purpose. All English kings have been
crowned on it ever since. Its origin has been well known during the entire time it has
been in the British Isles and from practically the first, it was called Jacob's stone.
William of Rislanger, writing in the 13th century, records the coronation of John de
Baliol as king of Scotland in the year 1292 A.D.; upon the stone which Jacob placed his
head. The ten tribed nation of Israel had to
abide many days without a king, as Yahweh prophesied in Hosea 3:4. However, there
must always be a royal family of David's line on the throne over some Israelite people.
Yahweh promised in Jeremiah 33:17, "David shall never lack a man to sit upon
the throne of the house of Israel." We know that Eochaid the Heremon was of the
Milesian line of kings of Ireland and that the Milesians in Ireland were descendants of
Zarah, a son of Judah. Tea Tephi was a descendant of David, who was also of the royal
tribe of Judah through Judah's other son Pharez. So the two royal lines of Judah were
united with the marriage of Eochaid and Tea Tephi and a descendant of David was always on
the throne over Israelite people, as Yahweh had promised. The Ark of the Covenant belonged in the
temple. The temple was not to be a continuous institution.
It is not surprising that the ark has disappeared from history, and probably will
not be revealed again until Yahshua returns to reign upon the throne of David, as is
prophesied in Isaiah 9:7. It is only logical the coronation stone, which the
Hebrews had called the stone of majesty and the pillar of witness, should be found where
the throne of David had its continued existence. After all, it was the pillar of witness
for it had been made witness to both Israel's promise to be Yahweh's people and Yahweh's
promise to be their God. It should be there, as a witness Yahweh always makes good His
promises and David shall never lack a man to sit upon the throne of Israel.
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