WHOA🤯😮REVEALING GOG & MAGOG BRITISH KINGS 🇬🇧👑 & THE ROYAL ENGLISH 🇬🇧🌳OAK TREE

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[00:00:02]Three years ago, I did a series of videos about Gog Magog and what it all meant and how it was connected to London.

[00:00:14]And I wanted to just go back and tell this story and maybe use some of my video clips from before.

[00:00:26]Um, when I was telling you about the king of the north that's associated with the antichrist, which means a replacement king, a replacement messiah for Jesus, somebody that's going to take his throne in place of him with um the Sanhedrin picking him instead of Jesus.

[00:00:51]I was saying to you, what if the king of the north in these last days is not compass north of Jerusalem or Israel, but a geographic world location, which you know, England is on the North Sea and considered to be the northern part of Europe. But it's so interesting that the Lord had me basically discover these connections about the British kings being associated with with Gog and Magog. What I'm going to show you is some of the story that I told before about the royal oak tree and these two mythological giants.

[00:01:40]Gog and Magog are mythical giants associated with the funding of the city of London.

[00:01:49]Within the city of London is another city of London that has markets and deals with the financial portion of the city of London. And the queen would come there and meet with these people at the guild hall. And it was at this place, the guild hall, where they have these statues that are giants of Gog Magog.

[00:02:19]So their origins lie in the medieval legend of the early British kings.

[00:02:29]So, not only is the geographic region make King Charles III the king of the north with having his nations there by the North Sea, but also associates the kings of Britain's with Gog Magog and these royal oak trees. And Charles II was said to have hidden in one of these giant oaks that was hollowed out. When the trees get old, the center of the tree kind of decays and leaves a void.

[00:03:00]So, King Charles II hid in this tree to keep from being captured and it saved his life. So, I had shown a picture of King Charles III leaning against an old royal English oak tree and showed how they have this pub that was built to honor King Charles II that uh is called the Royal Oak and it's very old.

[00:03:28]But I also showed you something astonishing that in Glastonbury in Somerset, there are two ancient royal oak trees in England that are named Gog and Magog. And they are located, as I said, in Glastonbury and Somerset. The trees were named after the ancient apocalyptic figures Gog and Magog. The giants stand and represent London.

[00:03:59]And I showed these statues that are in the guild hall that are mascots of London. So what they would do is the Lord Mayor of the Guild Hall would come and bring these figurines these they had some wicker giants and they also have some that are carved out of wood. One is Gog, the other is Magog. and they are in the guild hall and they would bring them out during these parades and parade around lifting them up in the air and it was just unbelievable to me when all of this unveiled itself before my eyes and I did several videos about the in-depth story of these things. So, I'm going to try to get some of my prior story off of here and videos off of here. And what's interesting is that Lloyds of London, which is an insurance company, was doing things in the Straits of Hormuz, I think it removed the insurance from some of the ships going to the straits. And this monopoly kind of thing that they've had for hundreds of years is something that Trump is trying to trump. [laughter] So the whole thing with the bee landing in Trump's palm showing a change of the monarchy could mean that he's taking away that power structure that has been there for centuries and putting the United States more in power. Thing is a very in-depth story about the oil and how they've manipulated the markets and the insurance and all of this. So, I'm not going to go into all of that, but it's it's just very interesting to me that the king of the north could be the geographical north on the earth of the northern part of Europe instead of being due north by compass north of Israel. So the Sanhedrin will make this particular king of England, their king, their messiah, which they don't look at the Messiah, they look at the Messiah like a Moses figure, somebody that helps them out and gets things done and everything. Now, the reason why I don't believe that it's Trump is because it has to be an anointed king. And it has to that's what Messiah means is anointed one.

[00:06:35]>> [clears throat] >> And the king is anointed at his coronation ceremony. And Trump has never had a coronation ceremony because he's not a king. And he does not have any of the beasts in Revelation like Charles does that I went into detail about in numerous videos over the years.

[00:06:56]So, um, and these are ones that I talked about myself, not the ones that, uh, the other book author had written a book about Charles long ago. And the the things that I've shown have been my own revelations about it and a dream that I had, as most of you know.

[00:07:20]But I'm just going to show you that they have these old royal oak trees that are hundreds of years old named after Gog and Magog and they truly do represent the city of London.

[00:07:38]So those two things coming together are truly stunning. Gog and Magog are supposed to be in opposition to Jesus.

[00:07:50]So that's interesting. When I told you that I it was revealed to me about when Jesus said um when I return will I find faith on the earth. It actually says the faith and that is the oath that the king of England takes to be defender of the faith. So was Jesus letting us know that Charles is the one who was not going to be defender of the gospel alone, not defender of the faith, but defender of faiths. So when Jesus comes, he's letting us know that's the king that's going to sit on the throne and be chosen by the Sanhedrin under the Commonwealth so they can bring peace to the Middle East with these royal English oak trees that are ancient. They get really huge so that literally you can go inside the tree when it's hollowed out from centuries of being there. And so King Charles III was pictured leaning up against the royal English oak that I had shown in one of my videos. So Gog and Magog lie in the medieval legend of the early British kings. And here was King Charles III, the king that's did not take the oath to be defender of the faith, but faiths plural, bringing in a one world government with a one world religion to Jerusalem to become their king Messiah under the Sanhedrin's ruling.

[00:09:38]It's coming to pass. And um remember that the king is a figure head. He doesn't go, you know, ride out in battle like the kings of old did.

[00:09:52]So all of these connections are astonishing. So I'll just show you a little bit of what I had said and I'm just really kind of blown away. And since Gog and Magog are the mascots of London and during one of the battles, some of their mascots got burned up. The statues actually burned in a fire and then they were remade and then they were put back into the guild hall.

[00:10:21]the city of London within the city of London that controls all of the monetary and the things dealing with the monarchy outside of just I'm not talking about the parliament. I'm talking about that they have this Lord Mayor of London and there's a lot of control going on with that. So without further ado, let me show you some of what I had said before. And I thought this was interesting that Trump is trying to take away some of the power that Lloyds of London, the insurance company, had that was basically monopolizing a lot of different things.

[00:11:03]I made several videos on this, so I'm going to have to try to um go work on it for a while and put the pieces together. But since King Charles and Queen Camila came here and to uh the beehive represented, you know, the change of the monarchy and the power thereof, it's very interesting that all of this is happening because I think what it really represents is that Trump has acknowledged that Jesus is the savior, the Messiah, But King Charles did not uphold just being the defender of the faith, which is the gospel alone. And Lloyds of London is basically a maritime insurance that ensures all of these ships that are, you know, now in the straits of Hormuz. And they removed the coverage.

[00:12:08]And so Trump came in and provided coverage which guaranteed that we will have the power where England won't have the power. So it's all very interesting how it's panning out.

[00:12:26]So I'm going to go inside and tell you more and I'll see you in a little bit.

[00:12:31]So this is now going to be all about the Royal English oak tree.

[00:12:39]Just wait till you hear this because this ties something together.

[00:12:48]Information that mom and I had back in the late 1990s and it was just this piece of information floating out here, but it had no connection to anything at the time.

[00:13:00]But because I started researching the Royal English oak tree, I found this unbelievable connection that's going to blow you away. I just know this is going to come together and show you some more revelations that you're not going to believe it. The mighty English oak is woven into the history and folklore of England. Druids would worship in oak groves. Couples would marry under their spreading branches. And the ule log, decorated for Christmas with holly and mistletoe, was traditionally cut from oak. Acorns, the fruit of the oak, were carried by folk as charms to bring good luck and good health.

[00:13:48]The timber prized for its strength and durability is furniture making and of course ship building. The English oak has always enjoyed a close association with the Royal Navy, whose ships were constructed from oak timbers until the middle of the 19th century, earning the senior service the nickname the wooden walls of Old England. land.

[00:14:28]Since the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, there have been eight warships called HMS Royal Oak and Heart of Oak is the official march of the Royal Navy.

[00:14:43]Over the centuries, oak has been used to make barrels to store wines and spirits, and its bark is also used in the leather tanning process. Until the early 20th century, the large round growths found on the trunks of oak trees known as oak galls were used in the production of ink.

[00:15:04]More recently, the image of an oak tree has appeared on the reverse of the pound coin, and the National Trust uses a sprig of oak leaves and acorns as its emblem. The Royal Oak is also one of the most popular names for pubs in Britain.

[00:15:23]The composer Charles Dibden called the Oak England's Tree of Liberty in his 1795 patriotic song of the same name. The oak even plays a part in the weather prediction.

[00:15:38]If the oak before the ash, then we'll only have a splash. If the ash before the oak, then we'll surely have a soak.

[00:15:48]There are more oaks in England than any other woodland tree. Their distinctive shape makes them easy to spot in the English landscape.

[00:16:03]Because of their size, they can grow to over 30 m and the fact that they can live for over 1,000 years. Much of the folklore surrounding these mighty trees, perhaps the most famous of these is the royal oak in which King Charles II is said to have hidden from the round heads at Bosabel House following the battle of Worster in 1651 during the English Civil War. The king's own account dictated some years later to Samuel Pepis records how he hid in a great oak tree whilst parliamentarian soldiers searched below.

[00:16:43]After the restoration in 1660, Charles inaugurated May 29th as Royal Oak Day or Oak Apple Day to celebrate his escape.

[00:16:54]Another ancient oak. Now this is Queen Elizabeth I.

[00:16:59]Greenwich Park, one of the eight royal parks in London, is home to a rather decrepit piece of royal history, Queen Elizabeth's Royal Oak. This huge oak tree dates back to the 12th century and has a strong link to the Tutor royal family. According to legend, King Henry VIII once danced around this oak tree with an Berlin. and Queen Elizabeth I was said to have often taken refreshment whilst relaxing in its shade. It should be remembered that by the time of the tutors, the ancient royal oak tree was already around 400 years old. As AD Webster comments in his book Greenwich Park, its history and associates, he says, "The old oak referred to beneath which royalty have frequently congregated must in its heyday have been a tree of giant proportions, the hollowed trunk [snorts] in which Queen Elizabeth I oft refreshments, and where offenders against the park rules have been confined, being fully 20 feet in girth, While the internal cavity is six feet in diameter, although the tree died sometime in the 19th century, the patchwork of ivy that had grown around it had held it upright for a further 150 years. In fact, the tree stood all the way up until 1991 when a heavy rainstorm brought it tumbling down. Apparently, the soil that had been propping up the decrepit old oak was washed away, thus leaving the tree free to fall back to earth. Luckily, the tree is still there, albeit at a rather horizontal angle and covered in a wonderful variety of bugs and fungus. Alongside it is a new baby oak planted in its memory by the Duke of Edinburgh in 1992 along with a plaque dedicated to the legacy of this grand and ancient tree.

[00:19:04]And if you're in the area, it's worth visiting the ancient burial ground to the southwest of Flamstead house containing up to 25 Saxon and Bronze Age tumoli. This is that royal English oak tree that has fallen in 1991 that Queen Elizabeth I picnicked under and King Charles II hid inside this tree.

[00:19:41]That just boggles my mind that that royal oak tree was standing in the 1600s and just fell in 1991 and has been there all those centuries.

[00:19:55]Today, the major oak above is reputed to be the UK's largest oak tree. It stands in the heart of Sherwood Forest, and according to legend, Robin Hood and his merry men would camp under its canopy. A popular tourist attraction, the veteran tree is thought to be around 800 to 1,000 years old.

[00:20:46]At the foot of Glastonbury tour in Somerset stand two very ancient oaks reputedly over 2,000 years old and known as Gog and Magog or Magog.

[00:21:14]It is thought they may be the last remnants of an avenue of oaks leading up to the tour, which is a mound itself, steeped in myth and legend.

[00:21:27]So, these two royal ancient oak trees that were 2,000 years old were named Gog and Magog and they are still standing there. They have quite this history that I want to tell you about. Things to do and places to see in Glastonbury. Gog and Magog.

[00:21:46]We're getting to the part you're not going to believe. And this was written April of 2017.

[00:21:54]Gog was set a light by a candle thoughtlessly left within the tree.

[00:22:00]So that one burned. These two ancient oak trees with the traditional and biblical names of giant beings stand in one of the further reaches of the sacred Avalon landscape where they are in a relationship of alignment with other aspects of the sacred landscape such as the nearby to chalice hill the abbey and wearall hill known as the oaks of Avalon. The two trees are said to be a traditional point of entry onto the island and were also part of a ceremonial druidic avenue of oak trees running towards the tour and beyond. This avenue was cut down around 1906 to clear the ground of a farm. But someone from the timber firm remembers one of the oaks being 11 feet in diameter and more than 2,000 season rings were counted. Extract from Maker miss published by Gothic Image. The Glastenbury Conservation Society has recently replanted a line of oak trees to commemorate this ancient tradition.

[00:23:14]The oak trees gained their names from a legendary race of giants who saved for Gog and Magog were slaughtered by Brutus and his Trojan army. Gog and Magog were marched to London where they were held chained to the city palace, now the site of the London Guild Hall. Now, this was part that I had in the 1990s.

[00:23:40]These original two giants have been immortalized at London's Guild Hall, scene of the Lord Mayor's annual banquet, where they stand as two large wooden carvings. Sadly, Gog is now dead, but his remains are still there. Magog is also close to the end of her life, but to make a visit to these trees is to make a pilgrimage into the past. A map giving directions is available in Glastonbury information center in St. Dunston's house, Magdalene Street, Glastenbury.

[00:24:17]So, let's have a look at Gog and Magog, the two English royal oak trees that are 2,000 years old.

[00:24:37]Ancient Glastonbury oak tree known as Gog damaged in fire. Tree is one of a pair marking what some think is a traditional entryway to Glastenbury and part of a ceremonial druidic avenue of oaks. This was written April 27th, 2017.

[00:24:57]An ancient oak tree in Glastonbury known as Gog has been damaged in a fire that may have been caused by a lit candle or incense stick. Firefighters tackled the spectacular blaze and managed to save Gog, which was already dead, and made sure the flames did not spread to its twin tree, Magog. The two trees are known as the oaks of Avalon, an ancient name for Glastonbury and are the place of pilgrimage for many visitors. Jill Barker, who owns the nearby Middlewick Holiday Cottages, said maybe someone was burning a candle or incense there. We just rushed out when somebody told us it was on fire. They put so much foam on there, which looks like it helped stop it spread. We are really, really lucky. the fire just stayed in the tree. She posted a video of the blaze on Facebook and images of it on Thursday with the reassuring message still standing after burning for 3 hours made of hard stuff. This tree they have to look at it today to figure out if it is safe to stay up. Hopefully, it is still structurally sound.

[00:26:13]According to the Glastonbury Pilgrim Reception Center, Gog and Meov are thought by some to be a traditional point of entry to Glastonbury. In 2010, another beloved Glastonbury tree, the Glastonbury thorn, was felled by vandals. It was said to have flowered on Weirall Hill every Christmas day for 2,000 years since Joseph of Arythea thrust the staff he brought from the Holy Land into the soil and it miraculously broke into blossom. The cause of the Gog fire is not known although the fire service believes it to have been accidental. Devon and Somerset fire and rescue service said we were called at 9:10 p.m. to Wick Lane where some oak trees were on fire outside the campsite. It was quite a large tree around 10 m tall. Once the fire was out, we damped down the area to prevent it from reigniting. Staff from the camp also handed out fire extinguishers to put outside the tents. The cause of the fire was deemed to be accidental.

[00:27:22]And in various prophetic texts, Gog and Magog participated in the persecutions led by Antichrist, preceded Antichrist as a sign of his coming, or emerged following the defeat of Antichrist in the struggle prior to the last judgment was a legendary giant in Welsh and later English mythology. According to Jeffrey of Monmouth's Historium Britannne, the history of the kings of Britain 12th century, he was a giant inhabitant of Albon. Thrown off a cliff during a wrestling match with Corinius, a companion of Brutus of Troy. Gog Magog was the last of the giants found by Brutus and his men inhabiting the land of Alvon. Under the picture it says Gog Magog. This and Corinius were a pair of figures displayed at Guild Hall London carved by Captain Richard Saunders in 1709.

[00:28:33]The effiges of Gog Magog and Corinius used in English pageantry and later instituted as guardian statues at Guild Hall in London eventually earned the familiar names Gog and Magog or Gome.

[00:29:03]In the legend of the founding of Britain as written by Jeffrey of Monmouth in Historium Britann 1136, the island of Albon was once inhabited by giants, but their numbers had dwindled and few remained. Gog Magog was one of these last giants and was slain by Corinius, a member of the invading Trojan colonizers headed by Brutus.

[00:29:29]was subsequently granted a piece of land that was named Cornwall after him and of course Camila is from Cornwall. The Histori details the encounter as follows. Gogmog accompanied by 20 fellow giants attacked the Trojan settlement and caused great slaughter. The Trojans rallied back and killed all giants except for one detestable monster named Gog Magog in stature 12 cubits and of such prodigious strength that at one shake he pulled up an oak as if it had been a hazel wand.

[00:30:10]He is captured so that Corinius can wrestle with him. The giant breaks three of Corinius's ribs, which so enrages him that he picks up the giant and carries him on his shoulders to the top of a high rock from which he throws the giant down into the sea. The place where he fell was known as Gog Magog's leap to posterity.

[00:30:39]It's interesting to note that in Daniel 7:5, it says, "And there before me was a second beast, which looked like a bear.

[00:30:47]It was raised up on one of its sides, and it had three ribs in its mouth between its teeth. And it was told, "Get up and eat your fill of flesh." So the giant broke three of Corinius's ribs, which so enrages him that he killed the giant, which is like a beast.

[00:31:09]Now whether that connection is really there with the Daniel, I just thought it was interesting about the three ribs because you don't hear that very often. Archbishop Michael Joseph Curley suggests that Manmouth may have been inspired by the giant Antus in Lucian's Paralia who was defeated by Hercules in a wrestling match by lifting him from the earth. the source of his strength.

[00:31:34]Both giants lived in caves and gave their names to a place. Because Jeffrey's work is regarded as fact until the late 17th century, the story has continued to appear in most British early histories of Britain. The tale of Gogg's ancestry was composed later in the 14th century known as the Albina story.

[00:31:59]It claimed Gogg Maggog to be a giant descended from Albina and her sisters.

[00:32:05]30 daughters of the king of Greece exiled to the land later to be known as Albon. This story was added as a prologue to later versions of brute pseudo history.

[00:32:18]Thus, according to the Middle English pros version of the brute known as the chronicles of England, Albina was the daughter of Syrian king named Doddishious from whom Gog Magog and Logaran and the other giants of Albon are descended.

[00:32:40]These giants lived in caves and hills until being conquered by Brutus party arriving in or taught Devon. A later chapter describes Gogg's combat Corinius Middle English Corin at Tottenese. Corin in comparison was at least the largest man from the waist upward among Brutus' crew. Kton's printed edition, the Chronicles of England, 1482, closely matches this content.

[00:33:13]Raphael Hollandstead also localizes the event of the leap of Gog at Dover, but William Camden in his 1586 work Bertania locates it on Plymouth Hoe. Perhaps following Richard Karu's survey of Cornwall, Karu describes the portraiture of two men, one bigger, the other lesser, whom they term Gog Magog, which was cut upon the ground at the Haw, the Hoe in Plymouth. These figures were recorded in 1495 and were destroyed by the construction of the royal citadel in 1665.

[00:33:53]And then they show Gog Magog figures located in the Royal Arcade, Melbourne, Australia.

[00:34:02]Gog Magog statues.

[00:34:07]Michael Drayton's Poly Albon preserves the tale as well. Amongst the ragged cleaves, those monstrous giant sod who of their dreadful kind the Trojans brought. Great Gog Mog, an oak that by the roots could tear. So mighty were that time the men who lived there. But for the use of armies he did not understand, except some rock or tree that coming next to land. He raised out of the earth to execute his rage. He challenge makes for strength and offerth there his gauge which Corin taketh up to answer by and by upon the sun of earth his utmost power to try. So Gog are the guardians of London.

[00:34:59]And isn't it interesting that I might add that the rabbis in Israel have stated that they are going to restore the Davidic dynasty and then build the temple and that the Gog Magog war will be sometime around this whole thing that's about to happen with them doing these things.

[00:35:27]So they are the guardians of London.

[00:35:31]Gog and Magog effiges being carried in the Lord Mayor's show.

[00:35:37]So there's kind of like a little London within London and that's where this Lord Mayor's show is done where they parade these Gog Magog effiges in the streets. Lord Mayor's account of Gog Magog says that the Roman emperor Dialesian had 33 wicked daughters. He found 33 husbands for them to curb their wicked ways. They chafed at this and under the leadership of the eldest sister Alba. They murdered their husbands. For this crime they were set a drift at sea. They washed ashore on a windswept island which they named Albon after Alba. Here they coupled with demons and gave birth to a race of giants whose descendants included Gog and Magog. The effiges of two giants were recorded in 1558 at the coronation of Elizabeth I and were described as Gog Megot the Albon and Corinius the Britain. These or similar figures made of wicker work and paceboard made regular appearances in the Lord Mayor's show thereafter.

[00:36:57]Although they became known as Gog and Magog over the years, new figures were carved from pine in 1709 by Captain Richard Saunders and displayed in the guild hall until 1940 when they were destroyed in an air raid. They were replaced by David Evans in 1953, the very year of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation.

[00:37:23]Images of Gog and Magog depicted as giants are carried by Lord Mayors of the city of London in a traditional procession in the Lord Mayor's show each year on the second Saturday of November.

[00:37:53]And then they show a black and white picture of the giants Gog and Magog giving Patty a lift out of the meer from Punch magazine 1849.

[00:38:07]Here the giant stand for London said to be assisting Ireland after the famine by purchasing land to improve trade.

[00:38:20]Works of Irish mythology, including the labor gavala, the book of invasions, expand on the Genesis account of Magog, as the son of Japheth, and make him the ancestor to the Irish through Partholon, leader of the first group to colonize Ireland after the deluge and a descendant of Magog as also were the Malaysians. legions are the ones that came across and it is believed as I recall that the legend of Tffy who was supposed to be a daughter of uh the princess of Judah that left with Jeremiah to Egypt during the Babylonian siege and they were not supposed to go there but some were going to survive. It's said that that they traveled by ship and they wound up landing over in Tara in Ireland. So this whole story with the Malaysians connects to this and they were the people of the fifth invasion of Ireland. Mog was also the progenitor of the cytheians as well as of numerous other races across Europe and Central Asia. Now I told you the part about Mongolia being Gog Magog.

[00:39:46]That's because some of them are from that region. His three sons were Boeth, Jabath, and Fakth. Let's listen about Albon. It is an alternative name for Great Britain. The oldest attestation of the toponym comes from the Greek language.

[00:40:07]It is sometimes used poetically and generally to refer to the island but is less common than Britain today. The name for Scotland in most of the Celtic languages is related to Albon, Alba in Scottish, Gaelic Albane, genative Alban in Irish, Nalben in Mans and Alban in Welsh and Cornish. These names were later latinized as Albania and Anglicanized as Albany, which were once alternative names for Scotland.

[00:40:45]New Albon, Albon of the North were briefly suggested as the names of Canada during the period of the Canadian Confederation. Sir Francis Drake gave the name New Albon to what is now California when he landed there in 1579.

[00:41:02]Ply the Elder in his natural history has said it was itself named Albon while all the islands about which we shall soon briefly speak were called the Britany.

[00:41:14]In his second century geography, Tommy uses the name Albon instead of the Roman name Britannia possibly following the commentaries of Marinus of Ty. He calls both Albon and learn British Isles or Britannic.

[00:41:35]In 930, the English king Ethan used the title Rex at Primiserius Totous Albonius, king and chief of the whole realm of Albon. His nephew Edgar the peaceful styled himself Torius Elbonius Imperator Augustus Augustus Emperor of all Albon in 970.

[00:42:09]Albina and other daughters of Diosius, two giants of Albon, are in the background of this picture encountered by a ship carrying Brutus and his men.

[00:42:22]And this was from the British Library Royale 19X 1450 to 1470. A legend exists in various forms that giants were either the original inhabitants or the founders of the land named Albon.

[00:42:42]According to the 12th century historian Reg Britannne, the history of the kings of Britain by Jeffrey Monmouth, the exiled Brutus of Troy was told by the goddess Diana. Brutus, there lies beyond the Gaelic bounds an island which the western sea surrounds. By giants once possessed, now few remain to bar thy entrance or obstruct thy reign. To reach that happy shore, thy sails employ.

[00:43:11]Their fate decries to raise a second Troy, and found an empire in thy royal line, which time shall never destroy, nor bounds confined.

[00:43:23]Brutus or Brute of Troy is a legendary descendant of the Trojan hero Anaeas known in medieval British history as the eponomous founder and first king of Britain with Gog and Magog depicted on either side of the first British king >> Apollon and it's spelled different ways and one of The spellings of the name Apollon is Apollo.

[00:43:57]And apparently in mythological history, Apollo or Apollon is the son of Zeus.

[00:44:08]And remember Zeus disguised himself as a bull like Apus, the Egyptian golden calf. And also in Babylon, I told you they worshiped the cow that had the crescent moon on the forehead. This might be interesting to you, too. In 1989, the Magog Trust, a charity and registered company created for the purpose, bought 163 and a half acres of former farmland surrounding Little Trees Hill for 327,100B so that it could be returned to Chalk Grassland and open to the public. The reserve was named Meog Down. Some of the money to buy the land came from the sale of Goggs to the general public. These were notional areas of land costing 5B each but without title or rights. As well as reestablishing chalkland plants and insects, Magog Down has become wellused for recreation. It's very well used by dog walkers. A fivemile running race involving two laps of the reserve and a shorter fun run have helped raise funds for the local primary school for several years. The Cambridge University Hair and Hounds Running Club have also used Magog Down as the venue for their trianual hosting of the RAF match. Meog down is situated across the A1307 road from the Wandleberry Country Park which itself has been managed since 1954 by Cambridge. Past, present, and future.

[00:46:02]Both Magog Down and Wandlebury Country Park are very popular places to visit for fresh air and recreation on the edge of Cambridge. So let me just end this by saying that there were two royal English oak trees planted in Jerusalem. One at the Yadbashim by the Duke of Edinburgh and then later one at the residence of Ruven Rivlin, the president of Israel.

[00:46:35]So, you've got the two Royal English oak trees, and the two royal English oak trees in Britain that are very old, 2,000 years old, are Gog and Magog. What are the odds of that? And the rabbis are expecting some sort of battle with Gog and Magog in the future, showing you what God is revealing. And it's so obviously uh unbelievable that I was just researching about the royal English oak tree that they planted in Jerusalem when King Charles III came to visit in Israel in Jerusalem. And this is how I put the piece of the Gog Magog statues that are in London's Guild Hall together with the Royal English oak trees because those 2,000year-old pair of oak trees in um Glastonbury are Gog and Magog.

[00:47:43]And all of this led to this being pieced together right before your eyes. And what are the odds that it's highly likely that Israel is going to see King Charles III as their anointed one?

[00:48:00]Not only does he have the circumcision in the flesh that the Jews require, but he also claims lineage descended from King David and Solomon that they would accept him to reestablish the throne of David as the Davidic dynasty.

[00:48:19]And yet Israel's still rejecting her king, which is the Lord God from heaven, Jesus Yeshua, who's going to descend from heaven and bring an end to the kingdoms of this world.

[00:48:33]So this is incredible information.

[00:48:46]It's so unbelievable to me that information that I had that was a piece of the puzzle has just been connected to the planting of the two royal English oak trees in Jerusalem and those two oaks in Glastonbury being Gog and Magog.

[00:49:08]Incredible. and then connecting Apolon and the beast from the bottomless pit.

[00:49:18]Incredible stuff. Just unbelievable how God works and moves and is revealing things. was totally shocked by all of this.