Stone of Jacob

For it is Queen Elizabeth sitting on her throne in England who claims to be the ruler of Israel.

And she claims that the stone, the stone which is held under her throne is Jacob's Pillar.

And it is that claim she claims that gives her the right to rule.

She claims direct descendancy from the house of David.

It's from Genesis 28.

Jacob's Ladder.

And I've entitled it, How Awesome Is This Place? So we've moved on.

The Lord is living in our house.

And we've done everything.

And I just want to say, how awesome is this place? When the Lord is living in your house, and your house is a home of the Lord, whether you're referring to your body or referring to your physical home, Jacob says, how awesome is this place? How awesome is this place? And we're going to have a look at the scripture, and then you can pick it up.

Jacob's letter is amazing.

Just before Jacob had the vision of the ladder, he was blessed by Isaac.

This stone is sometimes called Jacob's Pillow, and there is no telling what happened to it, if it ever existed, since it's never mentioned again.

However, the Stone of Jacob would live on in myth and legend.

Later in life, according to Genesis, Jacob packed up his family and belongings and came to Egypt, where his son Joseph had become a vizier.

Legend has it he took the stone with him, though there exists no support for this claim.

Some of these, too, have been described as black and perhaps meteoritic stones.

And even today, the black stone of the Kaaba Another black, perhaps meteoritic stone serves as a focal point of the Islamic faith.

Are any of these the Stone of Jacob mentioned in the Bible? Many have made such claims.

Certainly, the Egyptians told their creation myth about the Binbin and built pyramids with such capstones.