I hope to put lots of info out about this topic. Some more enlightened writers of times past, like William Blake, held that England was now Jerusalem, and heir to the promises God made to Israel. Queen Elizabeth was coronated as the Queen of England as well as the Queen of Israel in 1953. No wonder the current State of Israel has not welcomed her to visit.
One more thought. Thomas Paine, the founders great atheist said he turned his back on the Bible because the Lord had not kept His promises to David concerning the Throne of David and always having a descendant to sit on said throne. However, this would be a possible answer to Paine's dilemma. There is no doubt the Irish, Scots and Brits involved in history and royal family lines have believed this for a very long time.
The Lord promised that the line of David would continue to occupy the throne of Israel "until He come whose right it is; and I will give it Him."
Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is a reminder that the Sceptre of Judah still exercises its Royal prerogative over the servant nation of God's immutable choice.
Just what lies behind the British monarchy and how old is it? We can trace it back along its line of descent to Kenneth MacAlpin, the first King of Scotland, to the kings of Ireland, back to Heremon, the husband of Tea Tephi, who was the daughter of King Zedekiah of Judah, and thence back to David, appointed King of Israel in the eleventh century B.C.
Nathan the prophet, by command of God, said to David:
Many cannot accept the thought that the Davidic line of royalty is in existence today. Having discarded God's promises to His chosen race because their poor faith will not let them understand that God's intentions are unbreakable, they have carried out a metamorphosis and turned Israel into the Church.
The logical step which had to follow their low estimate of the power of God was that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Head of His Church and the Son of David, is the continuation of the Davidic line of kings. The fact that this leaves a gap of centuries between the last king, Zedekiah, and our Lord does not seem to deter them.
Bible believers, however, preferring Scripture as written, and preferring God's promises to the traditions of men, make no such errors in their conclusions. They take the promise to David at its face value, the Divine (and therefore completely honest) promise of the All-Powerful Eternal God,
The diagram shows: (1) the disinherited branch of Joseph-Jeconias; (2) the genealogy of Jesus as a low branch from the stump of David's family tree; (3) the highest branch Zedekiah to King George VI, and his descendants, reigning until Christ's second Advent.
How, then, could there be all those generations missing between Zedekiah and Jesus Christ? In any case, the progenitor of our Lord, contemporary with Zedekiah was a quite distant relation of that king, for the Virgin Mary descended from David through his son Nathan. The result of this sleight-of-hand trick with scriptures begins to be seen.
On investigation we find it written,
Some believe that the promises the Lord made to Israel have thus transferred to England and possibly England's child, the United States of America. However, the scriptures give no credence to such a shift, and the idea is Biblically untenable.
One more thought. Thomas Paine, the founders great atheist said he turned his back on the Bible because the Lord had not kept His promises to David concerning the Throne of David and always having a descendant to sit on said throne. However, this would be a possible answer to Paine's dilemma. There is no doubt the Irish, Scots and Brits involved in history and royal family lines have believed this for a very long time.
The Lord promised that the line of David would continue to occupy the throne of Israel "until He come whose right it is; and I will give it Him."
Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is a reminder that the Sceptre of Judah still exercises its Royal prerogative over the servant nation of God's immutable choice.
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| The Coronation of the Queen of England and Israel? |
Just what lies behind the British monarchy and how old is it? We can trace it back along its line of descent to Kenneth MacAlpin, the first King of Scotland, to the kings of Ireland, back to Heremon, the husband of Tea Tephi, who was the daughter of King Zedekiah of Judah, and thence back to David, appointed King of Israel in the eleventh century B.C.
Nathan the prophet, by command of God, said to David:
"Thus saith the LORD of hosts, I took thee from the sheepcote, from following the sheep, to be ruler over my people, over Israel ... Moreover I will appoint a place for my people Israel, and will plant them, that they may dwell in a place of their own, and move no more; neither shall the children of wickedness afflict them any more as beforetime ... And thine house and thy kingdom shall be established for ever before thee: thy throne shall be established for ever"(2 SAMUEL 7:8,10,16).
Inheritance Passes to Daughter
It may be said that Zedekiah's daughter could not have been a link in the descendant to our ruling House, but God made it clear centuries before that,"If a man die, and have no son, then ye shall cause his inheritance to pass unto his daughter ..."as is done in Britain's Royal House (NUMBERS 27:8).
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| The path of the coronation stone since coming from Israel |
Many cannot accept the thought that the Davidic line of royalty is in existence today. Having discarded God's promises to His chosen race because their poor faith will not let them understand that God's intentions are unbreakable, they have carried out a metamorphosis and turned Israel into the Church.
The logical step which had to follow their low estimate of the power of God was that our Lord Jesus Christ, the Head of His Church and the Son of David, is the continuation of the Davidic line of kings. The fact that this leaves a gap of centuries between the last king, Zedekiah, and our Lord does not seem to deter them.
Bible believers, however, preferring Scripture as written, and preferring God's promises to the traditions of men, make no such errors in their conclusions. They take the promise to David at its face value, the Divine (and therefore completely honest) promise of the All-Powerful Eternal God,
"I have made a covenant with my chosen, I have sworn unto David my servant, Thy seed will I establish for ever and build up thy throne to all generations. Selah"(PSALM 89:3-4).
No Generations Are Missing
The diagram shows: (1) the disinherited branch of Joseph-Jeconias; (2) the genealogy of Jesus as a low branch from the stump of David's family tree; (3) the highest branch Zedekiah to King George VI, and his descendants, reigning until Christ's second Advent.How, then, could there be all those generations missing between Zedekiah and Jesus Christ? In any case, the progenitor of our Lord, contemporary with Zedekiah was a quite distant relation of that king, for the Virgin Mary descended from David through his son Nathan. The result of this sleight-of-hand trick with scriptures begins to be seen.
On investigation we find it written,
"Then Solomon sat on the throne of the LORD as king instead of David his father ..."(1 CHRONICLES 29:23). There we have it - the throne of the Lord, which, according to the traditions of men, became unoccupied when Zedekiah was captured. It has even been said that some 600 years or so later it appeared in heaven on God's right hand! What a futile story! The Mighty Creator is brought down to the level of human inefficiency and is said to have skipped about fifteen generations in spite of His promise for all generations!
The Queen is Christ's Regent (Well, sort of...)
But how magnificent is God's unadulterated account of His intentions, how inexorable in achievement! In the appointed place the Israel race is set under the throne of Jehovah, with each successive occupant of the throne holding the position as regent"... until he come whose right it is; and I will give it him"(EZEKIEL 21:27), for we know that,
"... the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David: And he shall reign over the house of Jacob for ever; and of his kingdom there shall be no end"(LUKE 1:32-33). Today, our Queen occupies this great throne.
Some believe that the promises the Lord made to Israel have thus transferred to England and possibly England's child, the United States of America. However, the scriptures give no credence to such a shift, and the idea is Biblically untenable.