Bible Study The Flag of England ?

[twinc]

Here he lies forsaken and forgotten in his beloved England - he who carried the first red cross flag of his beloved England and his beloved master and sacrificing his all staked a claim to England for Christ - its in the scriptures but only for those with eyes to see and ears to hear - any comments - twinc

 

[farouk]

Here he lies forsaken and forgotten in his beloved England - he who carried the first red cross flag of his beloved England and his beloved master and sacrificing his all staked a claim to England for Christ - its in the scriptures but only for those with eyes to see and ears to hear - any comments - twinc

You're referring to the St George's flag?

 

[twinc]

You're referring to the St George's flag?

actually he has nothing to do with it - he had nothing to do with England, our true patron saint lies buried here forsaken and forgotten - St.Joseph should by rights be our patron saint and his feast day is on 17th March but completly ignored and not a single Church,school or road or monument to his honour or memory = forsaken and forgotten - twinc

 

[farouk]

actually he has nothing to do with it - he had nothing to do with England, our true patron saint lies buried here forsaken and forgotten - St.Joseph should by rights be our patron saint and his feast day is on 17th March but completly ignored and not a single Church,school or road or monument to his honour or memory = forsaken and forgotten - twinc

You mean the myth of the Glastonbury Thorn, Joseph's staff that supposedly budded?

 

[twinc]

You mean the myth of the Glastonbury Thorn, Joseph's staff that supposedly budded?

what do you mean supposedly budded - it blossomed and blooms to this day every Chriistmastide as evidence to the world "guess who I belong to" - it also blooms in the spring just as other plants do - twinc

 

[farouk]

what do you mean supposedly budded - it blossomed and blooms to this day every Chriistmastide as evidence to the world "guess who I belong to" - it also blooms in the spring just as other plants do - twinc

...but how do you know it really belonged to Joseph, and, if it did, what difference does it make anyway?

 

[twinc]

...but how do you know it really belonged to Joseph, and, if it did, what difference does it make anyway?

in that location and at that time every shepherd had a staff - so would the good Shepherd - the staff would be handed on to the nearest male next of kin - so guess who got the staff of the good Shepherd to use as a stake to stake a claim to England for Christ - twinc

 

[King James]

England is in the bible. It is the mother that bore a daughter that eventually gets destroyed. Also a mention that the land will be barren and the mother will be ashamed she bore her.