Vladimir Putin is the "Great Monarch" of Medieval Prophecy and will "give up the ghost" in Jerusalem

"Give up the ghost in Jerusalem", eh? Well don't hang around on our account Putin you piece of shit.

interesting, i have a lame foot since trying to time lock china

It is possible. Also there is a rumored Pope Boniface X who claims the true papacy who supports Putin and traditional Catholicism before the East West split.

Maybe this, maybe that but in his last talk to Rus he invoked The Trinity some three times.

Just how many of our world leaders have invoked The Trinity of late.?

Present circumstances make this even more interesting.

PUTIN IS THE GREAT MONARCH AND THE POPE IS THE ANTI-CHRIST.

THE REST OF YOU WHO DON'T GET IT, FEEL SAD FOR YOU.

HOPE PUTIN NUKES SOON.

Wow!

Old Saxon prophecy: "He will come from the Fleur-de-Lis..."

So he's a monarch from France.. Putin doesn't match that.

The Russian coat-of-arms is quite cosmic and prophetic, too.

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the nobody does

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Yes indeed. One might say that the "Great Monarch" prophecy does not apply to Russia since it mentions the Great Monarch coming from the "House of the Lilies" and the "Fleur-de-Lis" but here's where it gets really interesting in that regard:

"The Imperial Crown of Russia, also known as the Great Imperial Crown, was used by the monarchs of Russia from 1762 until the Russian monarchy's abolition in 1917. The Great Imperial Crown was first used in a coronation by Catherine the Great, and it was last worn at the coronation of Nicholas II. It was displayed prominently next to Nicholas II on a cushion at the State Opening of the Russian Duma inside the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg in 1906. It survived the 1917 revolution and is currently on display in Moscow at the Kremlin Armoury's State Diamond Fund...

...In formally adopting the Western term 'Emperor' for the ruler of Russia, Peter the Great also adopted Western imperial symbols, including the form of the private crowns (Hauskrone) used by the Holy Roman Emperors (of which the only surviving example is the Austrian imperial crown of Rudolf II, the Imperial Crown of Austria), in which a circlet with eight fleur-de-lis surrounds a mitre with a high arch extending from the front to the back fleur-de-lis. Already in Austria some baroque representations of this type of crown found on statues of the saints had transformed the two halves of the mitre into two half-spheres, and this is the type of imperial crown used in Russia. Peter’s widow and successor, Catherine I, was the first Russian ruler to wear this form of imperial crown.

In the Great Imperial Crown which the court jewellers Pauzié and J. F. Loubierin made for Catherine II in 1762, these hemispheres are in open metalwork resembling basketwork with the edges of both the hemispheres bordered with a row of 37 very fine, large, white pearls. They rest on a circlet of nineteen diamonds, all averaging over 5 carats (1.0 g) in weight, the largest being the large Indian pear-shaped stone of 12⅝ cts in front, set between two bands of diamonds above and below. Posier showed his creative genius by replacing the eight fleur-de-lis with four pairs of crossed palm branches, while the arch between them is made up of oaks leaves and acorns in small diamonds surrounding a number of large diamonds of various shapes and tints running from the front pair of crossed palms to the back pair of crossed palms, while the basketwork pattern of the two hemispheres are divided by two strips of similar oak leaves and acorns from the two side pairs of palm branches stretching up to the rows of large pearls on their borders. At the center and apex of the central arch is a diamond rosette of twelve petals from which rises a large red spinel, weighing 398.72 carats (79.744 grams), one of the seven historic stones of the Russian Diamond Collection, which was brought to Russia by Nicholas Spafary, the Russian envoy to China from 1675 to 1678. It is believed to be the second largest spinel in the world. This spinel, in turn, is surmounted by a cross of five diamonds, representing the Christian faith of the Sovereign, the God-given power of the monarchy and the supremacy of the divine order over earthly power. Except for the two rows of large white pearls the entire surface of the crown is covered with 4936 diamonds and is quite heavy, weighing approximately nine pounds (by contrast, the Crown of Monomakh weighs only two pounds). It was unfinished in time for Catherine's coronation and the original colored stones (e.g., emeralds in the palm branches and laurel leaves) were replaced with diamonds for the coronation of Paul I in 1797. It was used at every subsequent coronation until that of Nicholas II in 1896 and was last in imperial period at the State Opening of the Duma in 1906..." [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

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he sat in the emperors chair.

LOL

Several Fleurs-de-lys are on the QUEBEC flag. Just sayin'.

I dunno much about all this but know a little about wood. Baltic Birch is the best plywood you can get.

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As for the medieval prophecy connecting the Great Monarch to a battle in "the region of the birch-trees" consider this: Ukraine has tons of birch trees and Russians have deep cultural and spiritual connections to the birch tree.

Wrong:

"The Imperial Crown of Russia, also known as the Great Imperial Crown, was used by the monarchs of Russia from 1762 until the Russian monarchy's abolition in 1917. The Great Imperial Crown was first used in a coronation by Catherine the Great, and it was last worn at the coronation of Nicholas II. It was displayed prominently next to Nicholas II on a cushion at the State Opening of the Russian Duma inside the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg in 1906. It survived the 1917 revolution and is currently on display in Moscow at the Kremlin Armoury's State Diamond Fund...

...In formally adopting the Western term 'Emperor' for the ruler of Russia, Peter the Great also adopted Western imperial symbols, including the form of the private crowns (Hauskrone) used by the Holy Roman Emperors (of which the only surviving example is the Austrian imperial crown of Rudolf II, the Imperial Crown of Austria), in which a circlet with eight fleur-de-lis surrounds a mitre with a high arch extending from the front to the back fleur-de-lis. Already in Austria some baroque representations of this type of crown found on statues of the saints had transformed the two halves of the mitre into two half-spheres, and this is the type of imperial crown used in Russia. Peter’s widow and successor, Catherine I, was the first Russian ruler to wear this form of imperial crown.

In the Great Imperial Crown which the court jewellers Pauzié and J. F. Loubierin made for Catherine II in 1762, these hemispheres are in open metalwork resembling basketwork with the edges of both the hemispheres bordered with a row of 37 very fine, large, white pearls. They rest on a circlet of nineteen diamonds, all averaging over 5 carats (1.0 g) in weight, the largest being the large Indian pear-shaped stone of 12⅝ cts in front, set between two bands of diamonds above and below. Posier showed his creative genius by replacing the eight fleur-de-lis with four pairs of crossed palm branches, while the arch between them is made up of oaks leaves and acorns in small diamonds surrounding a number of large diamonds of various shapes and tints running from the front pair of crossed palms to the back pair of crossed palms, while the basketwork pattern of the two hemispheres are divided by two strips of similar oak leaves and acorns from the two side pairs of palm branches stretching up to the rows of large pearls on their borders. At the center and apex of the central arch is a diamond rosette of twelve petals from which rises a large red spinel, weighing 398.72 carats (79.744 grams), one of the seven historic stones of the Russian Diamond Collection, which was brought to Russia by Nicholas Spafary, the Russian envoy to China from 1675 to 1678. It is believed to be the second largest spinel in the world. This spinel, in turn, is surmounted by a cross of five diamonds, representing the Christian faith of the Sovereign, the God-given power of the monarchy and the supremacy of the divine order over earthly power. Except for the two rows of large white pearls the entire surface of the crown is covered with 4936 diamonds and is quite heavy, weighing approximately nine pounds (by contrast, the Crown of Monomakh weighs only two pounds). It was unfinished in time for Catherine's coronation and the original colored stones (e.g., emeralds in the palm branches and laurel leaves) were replaced with diamonds for the coronation of Paul I in 1797. It was used at every subsequent coronation until that of Nicholas II in 1896 and was last in imperial period at the State Opening of the Duma in 1906..." [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]

A bit further down:

It was also believed that the fleur-de-lis represented the Holy Trinity.[64][65]


Putin mentions it 3 times in his speech apperently?

Makes you think...

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obama may be Gog

give me a call if you have power. if not then think on who.
hidden hands stay so for a reason.

obama Gog prophecy

Truth

I noticed in a recent video he has a knot on the back of the right side of his head about 2 inches from midline and in line
top of his ears.
I am convinced of that. He grows his hair longer in that area. It does help to hide the knot but you still can still see the knot in videos where he is walking away from the camera. Not sure if this knot means anything at all. Possibly an old injury ?

Ah yes, so Putin will kill all the evil Nazis in Ukraine then march on to wipe Israel off the map?