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Breck, Berech, Brach, Brec or Berach. He seems to merit special
importance as the person who originally set down Jeremiah’s story. One
legend says he was son of the Spanish King and a descendant of the
Pharaoh’s daughter, Scota.
Jeremiah reputedly brought other remarkable things to Ireland
including a harp, an ark, and a wonderful stone called lia-fail, or the Stone
of Destiny. The Israelites crowned their kings either standing upon or
next to such a pillar of stone. 643 Many European countries such as
Sweden and Denmark also crowned their kings on a coronation stone or
within a circle of twelve stones.
King James I of England expanded his Royal Standard to include
Ireland’s harp of Tara. He also combined the flags of England, Ireland
and Scotland to become the Union Jack. King James VI of Scotland
ascended to the English throne as King James I on the death of his cousin,
Queen Elizabeth I in 1603. The British struck a gold sovereign (called a
unite) to celebrate the United Kingdom of England, Ireland and Scotland.
The Latin motto on the reverse side of the sovereign reads Faciam eos in
gentem unam, or I will make of them one people. This is a quote from
Ezekiel, where God spoke of uniting the lost tribes of Israel under the
throne of David. 644
The British also struck a special medal to commemorate Queen
Elizabeth II’s coronation on 2 June 1953. It depicts the arrival of the
throne at the British Isles. The English kept this Coronation Stone, Stone
of Scone, or Stone of Destiny, in the base of the coronation chair in
Westminster Abbey. The official Westminster Abbey guide labels the
Coronation Stone as Jacob's pillar-stone. Jacob laid his head on this
Stone when he had the famous dream of a ladder reaching to Heaven. 645
The Coronation Stone, which is a six hundred and seventy
millimeter long block of dull reddish sandstone weighing 152 kg, may
come from near the Dead Sea where such sandstone exists in Petra,
Edom. However, the Dead Sea is one hundred miles from the white
limestone at Bethel, where Jacob had his dream. This type of reddish
sandstone exists within a few miles of Scone in Perthshire.
The Irish crowned Tea-Tephi’s descendants sitting over the
Coronation Stone until the 5 th century CE, when Fergus MacEarca of the
same royal line took the stone to Scotland. His army invaded Scotland
from its landing on the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland. Scotland then
crowned its kings sitting over the stone until 1296 when King Edward I of
England placed it beneath the Coronation Chair in Westminster Abbey.
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