See an explanation of Excalibur and the Stone here - it's all about Truth: Glastonbury - Summerland
See also the JAH Truth Page
Beautiful. Thank-you.
Glastonbury - Summerland
is one of my favorite pages on
JAHTruth.net
"And did those feet in ancient time
Walk upon England’s mountains green?
And was the Holy Lamb of God
On England’s pleasant pastures seen?"
William Blake (1757-1827).
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You're welcome, and agreed with all.
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Agreed, one of my favorites as well.
And the song...
Jerusalem, the Anthem, with simultaneous lyrics - May 4, 2011
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@phithx,
Thank-you. Very uplifting. Love your truth poem. 
Agree with all, very lovely.
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Thank you.
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Beautiful. Thank you.
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A "Master Piece" indeed.
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TRUTH TELLER - IN MEMORY OF BILL COOPER
R.I.P. Milton William Cooper May 06, 1943 – November 05, 2001.
The House of Blessing
By Patience Strong
Out of Egypt God His people brought.
From Judah’s branch came David’s royal race,
But Israel another Canaan sought
And found in Britain her appointed place.
Later, as God’s wondrous plan unrolled
Came Joseph, drawing saints from far and near
With the greatest story ever told.
Christendom was surely cradled here.
Glastonbury! Tor and Chalice Well,
Thorn of Spring that flowers on Christmas Day.
Charm with the enchantment of a spell
That stirs the hearts of all who pass this way.
Here is the Divinely given ground,
The ground, they say, our Saviour walked upon.
Was it His abode that Joseph found
On the lovely Isle of Avalon?
We of British blood and Christian creed
Who claim descent from Abrahamic seed
Come, like Joseph, to this holy place
To build a house of blessing and of grace
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Relate to me, O learned Sages.
When was the place called Te-mor
(When was Teamair Teamair? - Mr. Petrie's Paper.)
Was it in the time of Partholan of battles?
Or at the first arrival of Caesaire?
Tell me, in which of these invasions
Did the place obtain the name of Tea-mor?
O Tuan! O generous Finnchahb!
O Bran! O active Cu-alladh!
O Dubhan! ye venerable Five,
Whence was acquired the name of Te-mor?"
"Until the coming of the agreeable Tea,
The wife of Heremon of noble aspect."
Then was the name changed.
"A Rampart was raised around her house,
For Tea, the daughter of Lughaidh.
She was buried outside in her mound,
And from her it was named Tea-mur."
We accept the fact without the parentage as signed in this distich.
"The Seat of the Kings it was called,
The princes, descendants of the Milesians:
Five names it had ere that time,
That is from Fordruim to Temor.
I am Fintan the Bard,
The Historian of many tribes:
In latter times I have passed my days
At the earthen fort above Temor."
Chief Bard to King Dermod, monarch of Ireland in the Sixth Century,
Annals of the Four Masters," p. 294.
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"It gave great happiness to the women
When Temor was erected.
Where, after her death, was Tea's monument;
Which event perpetuated her fame.
The grave of the great Mergech,
A sepulchre which was not violated.
The daughter of Pharaoh of many champions,
Tephi, the most beautiful that traversed the plain,
Here, formed a fortress, circular and strong, (otherwise, Formed a cahir, strong the circle)
Which she described with her breast-pin and wand.
She gave a name to her fair fortress,
This Royal Lady of agreeable aspect, (otherwise, the woman with the prosperous royal smile)
The fortress of Tephi, where met the assembly,
Where every proceeding was conducted with propriety.
It may be related without reserve
That a mound was raised over Te-phi as recorded,
And she lies beneath this unequalled Tomb,
Which mighty Queens had formed there.
It is a mystery not to be uttered, (Mr. Petrie's Paper)
The length and breadth of the Tomb of Tephi
Accurately measured by the sages,
Was sixty feet of exact measure,
As Prophets and Druids have related.
Tephi was her name; she excelled all virgins,
And unhappy for him who had to entomb her,
Sixty feet of correct admeasurement (apportionment)
Were marked as a sepulchre to enshrine her.
The mournful death of Tephi, who had come to the North,
Was not for a moment concealed.
a meeting should be held to select a sepulchre
In the South, as a Tomb for the beloved Tephi.
Cu-au O'Cochlain, A.D. 1024, Regent of Ireland.
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Israel’s Poem
Now may God of power and grace
Attend His people's humble cry;
Jehovah hears when Israel prays
And brings deliverance from on high.
The Name of Jacob's God defends,
Better than shields and brazen walls;
He, from His sanctuary sends
Succour and strength when Zion calls.
Well, He remembers all our sighs;
His love exceeds our best deserts;
His love accepts the sacrifice
Of humble groans and broken hearts.
In His salvation is our hope.
And in the Name of Israel's God;
Our troops shall lift their banners up,
Our Navies spread their flags abroad.
Some trust in horses trained for war,
And some of chariots make their boast;
Our surest expectations are
From thee, the Lord of heavenly hosts.
Now save us, Lord, from slavish fear;
Now let our hopes be firm and strong;
Til thy salvation shall appear,
And joy and triumph raise the song
Isaac Watts (1674-1748)
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