Britain’s Stone of Destiny

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When Queen Elizabeth ii was crowned in 1953, she was seated on King Edward’s chair, which contained the stone of destiny. King Edward captured that ancient block of sandstone from the Scots in 1296, and then ordered a coronation chair to be built that would enclose it.

Perhaps no object embodies the history of the British peoples better than the stone of destiny. But have you ever wondered why the stone of destiny?

Many Britons today have forgotten this vital history or are in willing ignorance of it. They fail to tap into the inspiring legacy left by this magnificent symbol. This knowledge has become embarrassing to the British.

In The United States and Britain in Prophecy, Herbert W. Armstrong explains the incredible history of the stone of destiny and why it is relevant for the peoples of Britain today. This book reveals the unbelievable journey of the stone of destiny as it has traveled through history to its current residence in Britain. The people of Britain sorely need to understand the importance of this stone.

Britain’s poor condition today has a lot to do with the way it views this history. But there is hope for this ailing nation, and it revolves around the stone of destiny. This stone is not merely some relic of history—but it actually has everything to do with the inspiring future in store for Britain.

There is hope for Britain, and it revolves around the magnificent, unbelievable history of the stone of destiny.