Christ came as our Savior in the first advent, but has not yet returned as our King to sit on the Throne of David in the second advent still yet to come. In the meantime, His promise to David that God would establish the throne of his kingdom forever is still very much in effect today. II Samuel 7:11-17 & Luke 1:31-33
The examination of the Throne of David post Babylonian Captivity in 477 BC is wonderfully detailed in E. Raymond Capt's book Jacob's Pillar. Some highlights for your understanding are below:
Judah's twin sons by Tamar were Pharez and Zarah. Zarah was the one who had a scarlet thread tied upon his hand showing he was first even though his brother came out fully first (Genesis 38). Their genealogy can be traced both prior to and following the Assyrian and Babylonian Captivities. The sons of Pharez were Hezron and Hamul. The sons of Zerah were Zimri, Ethan, Heman (or Herman), Calcol (or Chalcol), and Dara (or Darda) (I Chronicles 2:5-6 & I Kings 4:31).
from Jacob's Pillar by E. Raymond Capt (no date corrections made):
An examination of some of the historical clues reveals that Darda, "the Egyptian", (son of Zarah) was "Dardanus", the Egyptian founder of Troy: "Hecataeus, therefore, tells us that the Egyptians, formerly, being troubled by clamities, in order that the divine wrath might be averted, expelled all the aliens gathered together in Egypt. Of these, some, under their leaders Danus and Cadmus, migrated to Greece" (Fragmenta Historicorum, by Muller; vol. II, pg. 385 - copied from the works of Hecataeus of Abdera, fourth-century B.C. Greek historian).
The "clamities" referred to were obviously the plagues which God brought down of the Egyptians, and the "aliens" were the Israelites, some of whom migrated to Greece with Danus and Cadmus, while others, under the leadership of Moses, made their exodus to the Wilderness of Sinai.
Diodorus gives us another version of the same story: "Now the Egyptians say that also after these events a great number of colonies were spread from Egypt all over the inhabited world...They say also that those who set forth with Danaus, likewise from Egypt, settled what is practically the oldest city of Greece, Argos, and that the nations of the Colchi in Pontus and that of the Jews (remnant of Judah), which lies between Arabia and Syria, were founded as colonies by certain emigrants from their country; and this is the reason why it is a long-established institution among these peoples to circumcise their male children, the custom having been brought over from Egypt. Even the Athenians, they say, are colonists from Sais in Egypt" (Diodorus of Sicily, by G.H. Oldfather, 1933, vol 1, bks 1-11, 1-34 pg. 91).
The descendants of Darda ruled ancient Troy for some hundreds of years, until the city was destroyed in the famous "Siege of Troy". Aeneas, the last of the royal blood, (Zarah-Judah), collected the remnants of his nation and traveled with them to Italy. There he married the daughter of Latinus, king of the Latins and subsequently founded the great Roman Empire. Aeneas' son (or grandson) Brutus, with a large party of the Trojans, migrated to Malta, and there was advised to re-establish his people in "the Great White Island" (an early name for Britain due to its chalk cliffs). This advice is recorded in an archaic Greek form on the Temple of Diana in Caer Troia (New Troy). An historic stone still stands in the town of Totnes, on the shores at Torbay, commemorating his coming (Circa 1103 B.C.). Brutus then made contact with his kindred blood in Britain and built for himself a new capital city to which he gave the name "Caer Troia", or New Troy. The Romans later called it "Londinium", now known as London.
The actual date of the founding of London is suggested in Welsh bardic literature: "And when Brutus had finished the building of the city, and had strengthened it with walls and castles, he consecrated them and made inflexible laws for the governance of such as should dwell there peacefully, and he put protection on the city and granted privilege to it. At this time, Beli the Priest ruled in Judea, and the Ark of the Covenant was in captivity to the Philistines" (The Welsh Bruts).
The reference in the above quotation to Beli the Priest, is obviously of Eli of the first book of Samuel. Such remote prehistorical antiquity of the site of London is confirmed by numerous archaeological remains found there, not only of the New Stone and Early Bronze Ages, but even of the Old Stone Age, thus indicating that it was already of settlement at the time when Brutus selected it for the site of his new capital of "New Troy".
According to "The Harmsworth Encylopaedia", Cecrops ("Calcol" of I Chron. 2:6 and "Chalcol" of I Kings 4:31, and brother of Darda) was the mythical founder of Athens and its first king. He was thought to have been originally a leader of a band of colonists from Egypt. Dr. R.G. Latham, the ethnologist, asserts: "Neither do I think that the eponymus of the Argive Danai was other than that of the Israelite tribe of Dan; only we are so used to confine ourselves to the soil of Palestine in our consideration of the history of the Israelites, that we treat them as they were 'adscripti glebae' and ignored the share they may have taken in the ordinary history of the world" (Ethnology in Europe, 1852, pg. 37).
Historical records tell of the westward migration of the descendants of "Calcol" along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, establishing Iberian (Hebrew) trading settlements. One settlement now called "Saragossa", in the Ebro Valley in Spain, was originally known as "Zarah-gassa", meaning the "The Stronghold of Zarah". From Spain they continued westward as far as Ireland. The Iberians gave their name to Ireland, calling the island "Iberne" which was later abbreviated to "Erne", and subsequently Latinised to "Hibernia", a name that still adheres to Ireland.
Note that in pre-Exodus days Abraham's descendants were still called by their more ancient name "Hebrews: (See Exodus 2, 6, 13, etc.) or "Heberites" (Num. 25:45), being descended from "Heber" (spelled "Eber" in N.T. Scripture). Heber was Noah's great-great-grandson, and the great-great-great-great-grandfather of Abram or Abraham. Thus, the "Hibernians" or "Iberians" who came to Ireland about 1700 B.C. were undoubtedly Hebrews descended from Abraham through Judah's son Zarah and grandson Calcol. Later history records that these people grew considerably and expanded into Scotland.
For a thorough study of the Hebrew/Israelite migrations of pre-Exodus, post-Exodus, pre and post Captivities and the lands they settled, see the full story in Capt's various books on the matter.
Let's now skip ahead to how David's seed line made their way from Jerusalem to mix with Zarah's seed line in Ireland and then later made their way to Great Britain.
Ezekiel 21:23-27 And it shall be unto them as a false divination in their sight, to them that have sworn oaths: but He will call to remembrance the iniquity, that they may be taken." Therefore thus saith the Lord God; "Because ye have made your iniquity to be remembered, in that your transgressions are discovered, so that in all your doings your sins do appear; because, I say, that ye are come to remembrance, ye shall be taken with the hand. And thou, profane wicked prince of Israel, whose day is come, when iniquity shall have an end," Thus saith the Lord God; "Remove the diadem, and take off the crown: this shall not be the same: exalt him that is low, and abase him that is high. I will overturn, overturn, overturn, it: and it shall be no more, until He come Whose right it is; and I will give it to Him."
This prophecy in Ezekiel deals with the consequence of the corruption of the House of Israel and it's corrupt kings in that they would be taken into captivity. It further stipulates that He will overturn the crown of the Throne of David three times before it is worn by our one true King, Jesus. So, let's discuss these overturns as they have already occurred. Capt very succinctly outlines these overturns in his book Jacob's Pillar, pages 29-56, excerpts of which are below.
First Overturn Destruction of Jerusalem to Tara in Ireland in 477 BC by Jeremiah (the prophet, also known as Ollam Fodhla), King Zedekiah's two daughters (Pharaoh's daughters & Baruch (Jeremiah's scribe)).
Jeremiah traveled to Tara, Ireland at the time of the destruction of Jerusalem taking with him King Zedekiah's two daughters. Even though David's king line was thought to be perished with Zedekiah and his sons, it was instead preserved through his daughters who escaped capture alongside the prophet Jeremiah seeking refuge with their already settled kin in Ireland. The resulting marriages and kingships was the overturn from Jerusalem to Ireland.
Second Overturn From Ireland to Scotland about AD 500 when (at the request of the Scots) the King of Ireland (Muircheartach, son of Earc, of the race of Eiremhon) sends the stone to his brother who was then inaugurated the 1st king of Scotland (Fergus MorMcErc, "Fergus the great", son of Earc).
In a following post we'll delve into the Coronation Stone that is still in use by the Throne of David today. It was that very pillar of Jacob that was used for the House of Israel and carried from Jerusalem to Ireland with Jeremiah. The second overturn was when that Stone of Scone passed from Ireland to Scotland in continued practice of coronation of Judah's kings.
Third Overturn From Scotland to England in AD 1296 with Edward I of England (about AD 1320 were the conflicts between Edward II of England and Robert the Bruce of Scotland). King James VI of Scotland became James I of England...."the present Royal House of Britain is descended from the Scottish kings, through Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia, the daughter of James VI, whose daughter Sophia married the Elector of Hanover; their son became Britain's King George I.
For a more thorough understanding of these overturns and the full genealogy of the Tribes of Israel, read Capt's historical studies. The Works of E. Raymond Capt The genealogy chart for the king line below:
The examination of the Throne of David post Babylonian Captivity in 477 BC is wonderfully detailed in E. Raymond Capt's book Jacob's Pillar. Some highlights for your understanding are below:
Judah's twin sons by Tamar were Pharez and Zarah. Zarah was the one who had a scarlet thread tied upon his hand showing he was first even though his brother came out fully first (Genesis 38). Their genealogy can be traced both prior to and following the Assyrian and Babylonian Captivities. The sons of Pharez were Hezron and Hamul. The sons of Zerah were Zimri, Ethan, Heman (or Herman), Calcol (or Chalcol), and Dara (or Darda) (I Chronicles 2:5-6 & I Kings 4:31).
from Jacob's Pillar by E. Raymond Capt (no date corrections made):
An examination of some of the historical clues reveals that Darda, "the Egyptian", (son of Zarah) was "Dardanus", the Egyptian founder of Troy: "Hecataeus, therefore, tells us that the Egyptians, formerly, being troubled by clamities, in order that the divine wrath might be averted, expelled all the aliens gathered together in Egypt. Of these, some, under their leaders Danus and Cadmus, migrated to Greece" (Fragmenta Historicorum, by Muller; vol. II, pg. 385 - copied from the works of Hecataeus of Abdera, fourth-century B.C. Greek historian).
The "clamities" referred to were obviously the plagues which God brought down of the Egyptians, and the "aliens" were the Israelites, some of whom migrated to Greece with Danus and Cadmus, while others, under the leadership of Moses, made their exodus to the Wilderness of Sinai.
Diodorus gives us another version of the same story: "Now the Egyptians say that also after these events a great number of colonies were spread from Egypt all over the inhabited world...They say also that those who set forth with Danaus, likewise from Egypt, settled what is practically the oldest city of Greece, Argos, and that the nations of the Colchi in Pontus and that of the Jews (remnant of Judah), which lies between Arabia and Syria, were founded as colonies by certain emigrants from their country; and this is the reason why it is a long-established institution among these peoples to circumcise their male children, the custom having been brought over from Egypt. Even the Athenians, they say, are colonists from Sais in Egypt" (Diodorus of Sicily, by G.H. Oldfather, 1933, vol 1, bks 1-11, 1-34 pg. 91).
The descendants of Darda ruled ancient Troy for some hundreds of years, until the city was destroyed in the famous "Siege of Troy". Aeneas, the last of the royal blood, (Zarah-Judah), collected the remnants of his nation and traveled with them to Italy. There he married the daughter of Latinus, king of the Latins and subsequently founded the great Roman Empire. Aeneas' son (or grandson) Brutus, with a large party of the Trojans, migrated to Malta, and there was advised to re-establish his people in "the Great White Island" (an early name for Britain due to its chalk cliffs). This advice is recorded in an archaic Greek form on the Temple of Diana in Caer Troia (New Troy). An historic stone still stands in the town of Totnes, on the shores at Torbay, commemorating his coming (Circa 1103 B.C.). Brutus then made contact with his kindred blood in Britain and built for himself a new capital city to which he gave the name "Caer Troia", or New Troy. The Romans later called it "Londinium", now known as London.
The actual date of the founding of London is suggested in Welsh bardic literature: "And when Brutus had finished the building of the city, and had strengthened it with walls and castles, he consecrated them and made inflexible laws for the governance of such as should dwell there peacefully, and he put protection on the city and granted privilege to it. At this time, Beli the Priest ruled in Judea, and the Ark of the Covenant was in captivity to the Philistines" (The Welsh Bruts).
The reference in the above quotation to Beli the Priest, is obviously of Eli of the first book of Samuel. Such remote prehistorical antiquity of the site of London is confirmed by numerous archaeological remains found there, not only of the New Stone and Early Bronze Ages, but even of the Old Stone Age, thus indicating that it was already of settlement at the time when Brutus selected it for the site of his new capital of "New Troy".
According to "The Harmsworth Encylopaedia", Cecrops ("Calcol" of I Chron. 2:6 and "Chalcol" of I Kings 4:31, and brother of Darda) was the mythical founder of Athens and its first king. He was thought to have been originally a leader of a band of colonists from Egypt. Dr. R.G. Latham, the ethnologist, asserts: "Neither do I think that the eponymus of the Argive Danai was other than that of the Israelite tribe of Dan; only we are so used to confine ourselves to the soil of Palestine in our consideration of the history of the Israelites, that we treat them as they were 'adscripti glebae' and ignored the share they may have taken in the ordinary history of the world" (Ethnology in Europe, 1852, pg. 37).
Historical records tell of the westward migration of the descendants of "Calcol" along the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, establishing Iberian (Hebrew) trading settlements. One settlement now called "Saragossa", in the Ebro Valley in Spain, was originally known as "Zarah-gassa", meaning the "The Stronghold of Zarah". From Spain they continued westward as far as Ireland. The Iberians gave their name to Ireland, calling the island "Iberne" which was later abbreviated to "Erne", and subsequently Latinised to "Hibernia", a name that still adheres to Ireland.
Note that in pre-Exodus days Abraham's descendants were still called by their more ancient name "Hebrews: (See Exodus 2, 6, 13, etc.) or "Heberites" (Num. 25:45), being descended from "Heber" (spelled "Eber" in N.T. Scripture). Heber was Noah's great-great-grandson, and the great-great-great-great-grandfather of Abram or Abraham. Thus, the "Hibernians" or "Iberians" who came to Ireland about 1700 B.C. were undoubtedly Hebrews descended from Abraham through Judah's son Zarah and grandson Calcol. Later history records that these people grew considerably and expanded into Scotland.
For a thorough study of the Hebrew/Israelite migrations of pre-Exodus, post-Exodus, pre and post Captivities and the lands they settled, see the full story in Capt's various books on the matter.
Let's now skip ahead to how David's seed line made their way from Jerusalem to mix with Zarah's seed line in Ireland and then later made their way to Great Britain.
Ezekiel 21:23-27 And it shall be unto them as a false divination in their sight, to them that have sworn oaths: but He will call to remembrance the iniquity, that they may be taken." Therefore thus saith the Lord God; "Because ye have made your iniquity to be remembered, in that your transgressions are discovered, so that in all your doings your sins do appear; because, I say, that ye are come to remembrance, ye shall be taken with the hand. And thou, profane wicked prince of Israel, whose day is come, when iniquity shall have an end," Thus saith the Lord God; "Remove the diadem, and take off the crown: this shall not be the same: exalt him that is low, and abase him that is high. I will overturn, overturn, overturn, it: and it shall be no more, until He come Whose right it is; and I will give it to Him."
This prophecy in Ezekiel deals with the consequence of the corruption of the House of Israel and it's corrupt kings in that they would be taken into captivity. It further stipulates that He will overturn the crown of the Throne of David three times before it is worn by our one true King, Jesus. So, let's discuss these overturns as they have already occurred. Capt very succinctly outlines these overturns in his book Jacob's Pillar, pages 29-56, excerpts of which are below.
First Overturn Destruction of Jerusalem to Tara in Ireland in 477 BC by Jeremiah (the prophet, also known as Ollam Fodhla), King Zedekiah's two daughters (Pharaoh's daughters & Baruch (Jeremiah's scribe)).
Jeremiah traveled to Tara, Ireland at the time of the destruction of Jerusalem taking with him King Zedekiah's two daughters. Even though David's king line was thought to be perished with Zedekiah and his sons, it was instead preserved through his daughters who escaped capture alongside the prophet Jeremiah seeking refuge with their already settled kin in Ireland. The resulting marriages and kingships was the overturn from Jerusalem to Ireland.
Second Overturn From Ireland to Scotland about AD 500 when (at the request of the Scots) the King of Ireland (Muircheartach, son of Earc, of the race of Eiremhon) sends the stone to his brother who was then inaugurated the 1st king of Scotland (Fergus MorMcErc, "Fergus the great", son of Earc).
In a following post we'll delve into the Coronation Stone that is still in use by the Throne of David today. It was that very pillar of Jacob that was used for the House of Israel and carried from Jerusalem to Ireland with Jeremiah. The second overturn was when that Stone of Scone passed from Ireland to Scotland in continued practice of coronation of Judah's kings.
Third Overturn From Scotland to England in AD 1296 with Edward I of England (about AD 1320 were the conflicts between Edward II of England and Robert the Bruce of Scotland). King James VI of Scotland became James I of England...."the present Royal House of Britain is descended from the Scottish kings, through Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia, the daughter of James VI, whose daughter Sophia married the Elector of Hanover; their son became Britain's King George I.
For a more thorough understanding of these overturns and the full genealogy of the Tribes of Israel, read Capt's historical studies. The Works of E. Raymond Capt The genealogy chart for the king line below:
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