Jacob's Pillar Stone THE CORONATION STONE (Jacob's Pillow, The Stone of Destiny, Lia Fail)

Jacob's Pillar Stone Long resided as the Coronation Stone in St. Edward's Chapel in Westminister Abbey in Britain. No other object has been given such high honors. In Westminster Abbey, under the throne of Edward I, lies a stone 26" x 16" x 10.5" of purplish-red sandstone of a type not found in the U.K. but found in Judea and Moab. [The stone] has two very worn iron rings and has a great crack in it. All the Monarchs of Great Britain since its removal from Scone in Scotland 700 years before 1996, have been crowned on it apart from Mary Queen of Scots. It was so esteemed by the British people that when Edward III was forced to return the crown jewels and this stone to Scotland in 1328, there were riots in the streets of London and only the regalia were returned.

Jacob's Pillar Stone

Jeremiah brought the Stone with him when he arrived in Ireland after King Zedakiah of Judah was taken captive

it is just simply amazing the things that have surfaced all around the world

Gen_28:18 And Jacob rose up early in the morning, and took the stone that he had put for his pillows, and set it up for a pillar, and poured oil upon the top of it.
Gen_28:22 And this stone, which I have set for a pillar, shall be God's house: and of all that thou shalt give me I will surely give the tenth unto thee.
Gen_31:45 And Jacob took a stone, and set it up for a pillar.
Gen_35:14 And Jacob set up a pillar in the place where he talked with him, even a pillar of stone: and he poured a drink offering thereon, and he poured oil thereon.

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do i understand right, that the throne of england is the throne of david ?

It's not the real scone of destiny. Duncan McLeod stole the real one and replaced it with a fake one.

Originally posted by mikelkhall
It's not the real scone of destiny. Duncan McLeod stole the real one and replaced it with a fake one.

Scone of destiny?

Sounds like a decadent breakfast treat to have with a good cup of java.

I've heard the argument that Britian is the continuation of the never-ending reign of the throne of David.
That the lion used to represent the UK or Britian (are they the same thing or separate? I'm a stupid American with limited knowledge concerning the goings-on of the rest of the world that doesn't directly affect my day-to-day life...) is a double entendre, meant to also represent the Lion of Judah.

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Scone of destiny? Sounds like a decadent breakfast treat to have with a good cup of java.

I guess you have to be Scottish to understand the Scone.

The Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, is seen as of huge significance to Scotland's nationhood. It was the seat on which generations of Kings of Scotland, and Kings of Dalriada before them, were crowned. Until 1296 it was housed at Scone Abbey, where the coronations of Kings of Scotland took place: the last being of John Balliol. But Edward I of England stripped Scotland of all emblems of nationhood in 1296, and took the Stone of Destiny to a new home in Westminster Abbey. For the next 700 years it was to be housed in a specially-built coronation chair, on which Kings and Queens of England, then of Britain, were crowned.

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Did not know that.

However, one of my 4 and 6 year-old's favorite movies is "Pound Puppies: The Bone of Scone"

I just always assumed the movie was titled that simply because "Scone" rhymes with "bone"....

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That's ok. I was born in the United States but my roots are Scottish on both sides. I even have some cousins that live in a castle how cool is that.

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The Coronation Stone and its associated mythology has fascinated me for several years now.

There is a lot of research out there with various pieces of the puzzle. How accurate or true, I can not say for certain:


All of the U.S. Presidents are descended from England's King Henry III and other European Royal Families.

• 1 Family has always ruled America: Girl Traces US Presidents' Family Tree, All Related But One

• Presidential Royal Bloodlines

• Presidential Bloodlines


England's current monarchy, The House of Windsor, is descended from the Caesars.

• Queen Elizabeth II is Direct Lineage of the Roman Caesars by blood! (Proven Fact)

• All Roads Lead To Rome


The House of Windsor is actually the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, senior line of the House of Wettin, a German Dynasty.

• PROOF that British Royals are German Nazis


Now, tie-in the research and speculation of the exiled and captive Lost Tribes of Israel and their impact on the Germanic Tribes, Anglo-Saxons, Scots, Jutes, and Danes.


Perhaps the Coronation Stone is a reference to the bloodline ties of the English Monarchy to the Roman Caesars, Germanic people, and ultimately, to the Hebrew Israelites.

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It is all, I think, tied up with the mythology that Jesus visited England with Joseph of Arimathea when he was a youth. Part of the lost years of his education, and what inspired William Blake's Jerusalem and the hymn that it spawned. It is also, in part, tied up with the Arthurian mythology of The Once and Future King, or the Man Born to be King.

Whatever the truth, it is all terribly romantic. And not unreasonable given the extent of trade networks in those days, and the transportation networks provided by the Romans for that purpose. Christianity had certainly reached England by the end of the first century as is evidenced by a small number of Roman grave markers bearing the cross.

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I do beleive that this piece of lime stone originated in Scottland not the middle east.

The stone taken by Edward I of England to Westminster has been proven[2] by geologists to be a "lower Old Red Sandstone" quarried in the vicinity of Scone.[3] This account has, of course, limited its history to that land. While many have differed on the specific Scottish-Pictish origin of the Old Red Sandstone of which the artifact is comprised,[4][citation needed] the Irish geological origin has been precluded[citation needed]. Old Red Sandstone is not found in Ireland [5]